Mansion of the Living Dead
I Think You Should Leave • Horror
1985 • Spain • Directed by Jess Franco
One of the more infamous works of his Golden Films Internacional period, writer/director Jess Franco's depraved subversion of raunchy comedy, erotic thriller and heretical horror has never popped off the screen like this: When four topless cocktail waitresses - led by Lina Romay (aka Candy Coster) at her most luscious - arrive at a deserted resort, they'll unlock a perverse netherworld of lesbianism, sadism and unholy violation by a zombie religious sect inspired by de Ossorio's BLIND DEAD series.
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