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Weird zombie movie
This is a pretty strange zombie movie. The zombie masks are well made, but the music is over the top and distracts rather than add to the atmosphere, like the music in "Zombie Flesh Eaters" and "The Beyond" did. The dubbing is pretty bad and the entire movie is set during the day when it's light outside, which doesn't really make it more scary. Overall, the movie is more funny than scary, and there are some really bizarre details, like the "boy" (who seems to be played by a dwarf) who wants to have sex with his mother. <
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>"Burial Ground" is not a great movie, but it's still quite entertaining as long as you don't expect a good and scary horror movie.

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Sleazy but not cheesy!
A film by Andrea Bianchi. Burial Ground: Night of Terrors (1986). When the moon turns red, the dead shall rise! A professor opens a crypt and reanimates rotten zombies. The zombies attack a jet-set-group which is celebrating a party in a villa nearby.... This movies contains scenes of Zombies, Breast Biting, Decapitation, Gore, and Nudity. This is a must have for any Euro-horror fan and for any one who loves Zombie movies. Other names for this title were originally entitled Le Notti del Terrore. AKA: Burial Ground (1980), Night of Terror (1980 UK), Nights of Terror (1980 UK: cut version), Zombie 3: Le Notti del Terrore(1980 Italy: video title), The Zombie Dead (1980 UK), Zombie Horror (1980). The cast includes Karin Well as Janet, Simone Mattioli as James, Roberto Caporali as George, Peter Bark as Michael, Raimondo Barbieri as Prof. Ayres, <
>Gianluigi Chirizzi as Mark, Antonella Antinori as Leslie, Claudio Zucchet as Nicholas, Anna Valente as Kathleen, and Mariangela Giordano as Evelyn.

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awesome, cheesy, gory zombie clasic
Although many people think of George Romeros Night,Dawn and Day of the dead films, or Lucio Fulcis Zombi 2 when they hear the words "zombie film", lesser known exploits of the 70's and 80's are rarely discovered by knewcomers. These underated clasics are only put on dvd because of demand from hardcore fans of the genre. One of my favorite zombie films falls directly into this category, Burial Ground [also known as The Nights Of Terror] is a pure cheese film. The actors portraying the zombies are obviously wearing masks, but they look pretty cool. The acting is what you would expect from this kind of film, pretty bad. The special effects are a bit cheesy, but effective. The cheesyness of the the film only helps make it moor enjoyable. Luckilly the film is so unnintentially funny that you have a chance to relax before one of the hopeless victims has his/her intestines riped out. The film takes no time getting to the zombie scenes, although this means that a good storyline is pretty non existant. The zombies are quite intelligent and very menacing. They use weapons, work together to ram a door down and even impersonate monks to trick the main characters into a trap. I'm not saying that Burial Ground dosn't have its flaws [especially when it trys to recreate the eye splinter scene from Fulcis Zombi 2, failing horribly] but the film is so enjoyable that you'll just laugh and have fun with its stupidity, and then be smacked in the face with shocking carnage and zombie mayhem. A must own for hardcore horror fans. Get it now and enjoy.