Necromancy gone wrong as a graveyard séance unleashes flesh-hungry zombies in rural Canada.
CORPSE EATERS
The dead come back- they have an un-natural hunger... HUMAN BODIES!
Zombies eat freshly killed humans.
Corpse Eaters is a 1974 Canadian horror film directed by Donald R. Passmore and Klaus Vetter about a group of friends who, after a séance in a cemetery, raise the dead and suffer the consequences.
Synopsis
- Directors
- Donald R. Passmore, Klaus Vetter
- Writer
- Lawrence Zazelenchuk
- Release
- 1974
- Runtime
- 1h 1m
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- English
- Genres
- Horror
Why Cult
Watch as Canadian indie filmmakers deliver their take on flesh-eating ghouls—graveyard séance included.
The film opens at a funeral home with a mutilated body, setting an immediate macabre tone.
Most of the story unfolds through flashbacks and nightmare sequences, giving the horror a disorienting edge.
Eye gouging, female nudity, and zombies feasting on the freshly dead pack the runtime with grindhouse grit.
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Questions from the Vault
What is Corpse Eaters about? +
Corpse Eaters follows a group of friends whose midnight séance in a cemetery raises the dead, leading to a spree of zombie-driven carnage told via flashbacks and nightmares.
When was Corpse Eaters released? +
Corpse Eaters was released in 1974.
Who directed Corpse Eaters? +
Corpse Eaters was directed by Donald R. Passmore and Klaus Vetter.
How long is Corpse Eaters? +
Corpse Eaters has a runtime of 61 minutes.
What genre is Corpse Eaters? +
Corpse Eaters is a horror film.
