Sugar Hill's black zombies

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Movie
German title Sugar Hill's black zombies
Original title Sugar Hill
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1974
length 87 minutes
Rod
Director Paul Maslansky
script Tim Kelly
production Elliot Schick
music Dino Fekaris ,
Nick Zesses
camera Robert C. Jessup
cut Carl Kress
occupation

The black Zombies of Sugar Hill (Original: Sugar Hill ) is an American Blaxploitation - Horror of American International Pictures from the year 1974. Directed by Paul Maslansky .

The production was first released in February 1974. The German premiere was on July 29, 2000.

action

After the violent death of the Afro-American nightclub owner Langston, his girlfriend Diana "Sugar" Hill is filled with anger and thirst for revenge. Lieutenant Valentine from the homicide squad, who is also Diana's ex-lover, promises to take the perpetrators, which is not enough for the beauty. So she desperately asks an old voodoo priestess to help her. Mama Maitresse then calls the most powerful of all voodoo gods, Baron Samedi , the lord of the dead. In exchange for her "black meat", he finally granted her an army of the undead to take revenge on the gangsters.

Photographer Diana uses the zombies to punish the mostly white killers of her fiancé. The villains, who all come from a gang of thugs from Morgan, are brutally killed. Gang boss Morgan, who is interested in Langston's nightclub, is also killed in the end. Only his lover Celeste is spared by Sugar. Sugar voodoo deity Samedi offers this in exchange for her meat, whereupon the latter reluctantly agrees.

Reviews

The lexicon of international films describes the production as "a horror film full of corpses on a poor script basis and with crude connection errors."

On June 6, 2014, the film was shown as part of the Tele-5 series The Worst Films of All Time .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. cf. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072225/releaseinfo - accessed August 15, 2010
  2. a b The Black Zombies of Sugar Hill. Lexicon of International Films, accessed August 15, 2010 .