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Apocalypse domani

1980 [ITALIAN]

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Thriller

Apocalypse domani

1980 [ITALIAN]

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Thriller

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Plot summary

Released from captivity in Vietnam, two American Army officers return to civilian life and discover they have acquired an insatiable taste for human flesh. A city is terrorised... as they stalk the inhabitants to satisfy their primitive appetites.

Director

Antonio Margheriti

Top cast

Lonnie R. Smith Jr. as Biker

Walter Patriarca as Mr. Philipps, Jane Hopper's guest at TV Station

Venantino Venantini as Lieutenant Hill

Goffredo Unger as Mall Guard

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

889.76 MB

1200*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 2

1.61 GB

1800*1080

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 5

Comments 5

JiveSamba 1549 days ago

Apocalypse now Italian Cannibal style with John Saxon, absolutely glorious! 9/10.

bigsippin 1550 days ago

The working title for this film was Mr. Magoo

ReddiWhip 1553 days ago

Magoo showing his shortsightedness

ignatias 1554 days ago

Yes Mr. Magoo it is one of many titles for this film. Rather well known at that.

mr_magoo 1649 days ago

Wrong title.

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IMDb reviews

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5 / 10

Italian action-horror hybrid filmed in the states

6 / 10

Cannibalistic Vietnam vets go on rampage in downtown Atlanta

Prof-Hieronymos-Grost

Vietnam vet Norman Hopper (John Saxon) has suddenly begun to relive the nightmare of war in his dreams. He receives a phone call from an old army friend…

Vietnam vet Norman Hopper (John Saxon) has suddenly begun to relive the nightmare of war in his dreams. He receives a phone call from an old army friend, Charlie Buckowski, that he rescued in Nam, Buckowski and another man Tom Thompson had been found in a Viet Cong prison with a craving for human flesh and both had since been in a mental hospital for psychological analysis. Hopper turns down the offer of meeting his old mate as he is struggling with demons of his own, he believes his wife may be an adulteress, he is also attracted to the very young girl next door and more importantly he is stressed at his increasing craving for raw meat and blood. Buckowski goes on a shooting rampage and kills a few people and is locked up again, but then escapes along with Thompson and he urges Hopper to help them escape the city. Saxon a fluent Italian speaker and a veteran of many Italian films, jumped at the chance of working with the great Margheriti and was immediately impressed by the directors rapport with actors and his talent behind the camera, Saxon was also attracted by the seemingly novel idea that war might be spread by a virus, he was shocked though when during filming he suddenly realised that the virus was a cannibalistic one and he refused to be in any of the scenes containing such acts. For those who like the adventure aspect of a jungle set Cannibal film, this might disappoint slightly, except for a few flashbacks this is entirely set in Atlanta and plays more like a Nam Vet action film with some gore on the side. Still though, the characters are interesting and time is given to their development, Saxon impresses as the troubled Hopper, which is hardly surprising, but he may have been helped somewhat by his depression at the time, due primarily to financial problems he had after the break-up of his marriage. His fellow actors including John Morghen recount that he was rather aloof and distant and not much fun during filming. Margheriti was renowned for his period set Gothic costume dramas and Cannibal Apocalypse was a big change of style for him, gone are all his trademark stylings and in come the more appropriate washed out colours and a steely grey look of the city. The gore is for the most part pretty tame by genre standards but its still effective. The faux disco score was tacky as hell and at times seemed inappropriate to the visuals, but this is still a fun film, and is recommend to fans of the genre

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