Veronica Lake faces mad science, flesh-eating maggots, and a plot to resurrect Hitler in Florida.
FLESH FEAST
Creeping, crawling, flesh-eating maggots!
A ring of Nazis in Florida is in possession of the body of Adolf Hitler, and plan revive him so they can take over the world.
Quick Answer
Flesh Feast is a 1970 American horror-mystery film directed by Brad F. Grinter about a mad scientist who develops flesh-eating maggots as part of a plot involving the resurrection of Adolf Hitler.
Programmer's Pick
Veronica Lake’s final screen performance involves maggot science, a Nazi resurrection plot, and a healthy dose of grindhouse sleaze. If your horror tastes run toward the bizarre and the brazenly unhinged, Flesh Feast is a choice cut.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why This Matters
This film is notable for featuring Veronica Lake in her final screen performance, marking the end of her cinematic career.
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Catch Veronica Lake in her final film role, playing a vengeful scientist with a personal score to settle.
Mad science goes off the rails with the development of maggots specially bred to devour human flesh.
A secretive ring of Florida Nazis attempts to resurrect Adolf Hitler using questionable science and even more questionable ethics.
This independent film serves up gore, exploitation, and a uniquely American take on mad scientist mayhem.
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When was Flesh Feast released? +
Flesh Feast was released in 1970.
Who directed Flesh Feast? +
Flesh Feast was directed by Brad F. Grinter.
How long is Flesh Feast? +
Flesh Feast has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Flesh Feast? +
Flesh Feast is a horror-mystery film.
Where can I watch Flesh Feast? +
You can watch Flesh Feast on SassyFlix.
How are the flesh-eating maggots used in the plot against Hitler? +
Dr. Elaine Frederick pretends to develop the maggots for regeneration research but intends to use them on the resurrected Hitler as revenge.
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