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Zombies of Revolt of the Zombies

SiniƐfoforɔAbayisɛm1900 kɔsi 1967

Victor Halperin's follow-up to White Zombie relocates the zombie to Indochina, where a secret found at Angkor lets one man command others as will-less soldiers and servants. It is among the earliest zombie films and is remembered mostly for the lawsuit around it. Zombie historian Peter Dendle judged it an uninvolving successor to the 1932 film.1

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1936
Released 1936
Fibea ho adwuma
Revolt of the Zombies (1936)
Victor Halperin
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Amerika
Deɛ ɛde ba
Abayisɛm
A secret formula from Angkor, first held by a priest, gives its user the power to turn men into zombies.
Sɛnea wobɛdane bi
A person holding the secret imposes his will on the victims.
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1

Conceived as a loose sequel to White Zombie by the same director1

2

A court barred the makers from promoting it as a White Zombie sequel and awarded 11,500 dollars against them1

3

Bela Lugosi's eyes, lifted from White Zombie, appear whenever the power is used, though he is uncredited1

4

The setting moves the zombie from Haiti to Cambodia and the First World War1

5

The film is in the public domain1

Fibea

  1. Revolt of the Zombies - Wikipedia

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Berɛ koro: 1900 kɔsi 1967

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