Veronica Lake plots revenge on Hitler with flesh-eating maggots in this Florida-set Nazi resurrection shocker.
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.
Proof that sometimes the only way to fight Nazis is with a petri dish full of very hungry maggots.
Flesh Feast serves up science-gone-mad with sides of Nazi cloning and entomological vengeance, all fronted by Veronica Lake in her final role. Maggots, Florida Nazis, and a plot to chuck the world's worst dictator into a writhing buffet—this is one grindhouse dish you won't find in polite company.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Flesh Feast is a 1970 American horror-mystery film directed by Brad F. Grinter about a mad scientist developing flesh-eating maggots to exact revenge on a resurrected Adolf Hitler.
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Why Cult
See Hollywood legend Veronica Lake in her final, and surely most bizarre, screen appearance as Dr. Elaine Frederick.
A mad scientist uses maggots with a taste for human flesh as her weapon of choice in a revenge plot decades in the making.
A Florida Nazi ring and a cloned Adolf Hitler provide a pulp setup that's as audacious as it is outrageous.
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What is Flesh Feast about? +
Flesh Feast is a horror-mystery film from 1970 about Dr. Elaine Frederick, a mad scientist developing flesh-eating maggots to take revenge on a resurrected Adolf Hitler.
When was Flesh Feast released? +
Flesh Feast was released in 1970.
Who directed Flesh Feast? +
Brad F. Grinter directed Flesh Feast.
How long is Flesh Feast? +
Flesh Feast has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Flesh Feast? +
Flesh Feast is a horror and mystery film.
