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Baron Samedi's zombie army

Wɔfrɛ no bio: The Zombies of Sugar Hill
SiniAwufoɔ a wɔnantewAbayisɛm1968 kɔsi 1999

In Sugar Hill, Baron Samedi commands an army of the dead to carry out a revenge killing spree. The zombies are said to be the preserved bodies of slaves brought from Guinea, and they obey orders in the pre-Romero manner. Bloody Disgusting has called it an underseen outlier among zombie films made after Night of the Living Dead.1

Fa ko
Ɛdii kan puee
1974
Released 1974
Fibea ho adwuma
Sugar Hill (1974)
Paul Maslansky
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Amerika
Deɛ ɛde ba
Abayisɛm
The Vodou figure Baron Samedi raises the preserved bodies of enslaved people brought from Guinea.
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They are long-dead slaves called up from their burial place.
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1

They kill on Baron Samedi's orders, targeting the men who murdered a character named Langston1

2

Makeup by Hank Edds1

3

Peter Dendle calls them a throwback to the classic zombies of the 1930s and 1940s1

4

Shot in Houston for about 350,000 dollars1

5

Cut for television as The Zombies of Sugar Hill1

Fibea

  1. Sugar Hill (1974 film) - Wikipedia

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