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The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1964)

02/10/1964 Horror, Music 1h 22m
26%
User
Score
2.3/10
20%

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Overview

Jerry, his girlfriend Angela, and their friend Harold take a trip to a local seaside carnival, but when the carnival's fortune teller, Madame Estrella, predicts death for someone close to Angela, strange things begin to happen.

Ray Dennis Steckler

Director

Gene Pollock

Screenplay

Robert Silliphant

Screenplay

Top Billed Cast

Ray Dennis Steckler

Ray Dennis Steckler

Jerry

Carolyn Brandt

Carolyn Brandt

Marge Neilson

Brett O'Hara

Brett O'Hara

Madame Estrella

Atlas King

Atlas King

Harold

Sharon Walsh

Sharon Walsh

Angela

Pat Kirkwood

Pat Kirkwood

Madison

Erina Enyo

Erina Enyo

Carmelita

Don Russell

Don Russell

Ortega

Toni Camel

Toni Camel

Stella

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A review by Wuchak

Written on March 17, 2025

**_Colorful early 60’s low-budget carnival horror_**

Three youths visit the amusement park at Long Beach in SoCal, but make the mistake of seeing a fortune teller who’s involved in abusive mesmerism.

Released in 1964, "The Incredibly Strange Creatures” is strapped with the additional title “…Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?,” obviously to attract attention to the indie that only cost $38,000 (which would be equal to about $390,000 today). Yet even the short version of the title isn’t fitting because this is, at heart, comic book carnival horror influenced by "Circus of Horrors" from four years earlier. It comes in the ‘B’ tradition of “The Brain That Wouldn't Die” from 1962, mixed with the slasher bits of “Psycho.”

Speaking of which, thi...

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