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The Dead Are Alive (1972) | A Blood-Soaked Giallo Mystery 🔪

Ancient curses collide with modern murder in "The Dead Are Alive (1972)," a gripping Giallo mystery film. When a team of archaeologists uncovers a pristine Etruscan tomb, a series of brutal, ritualistic murders begins to plague the excavation site. As the bodies pile up, alcoholic archaeologist Jason Porter becomes the prime suspect but soon realizes something far more sinister is at play. He must determine if an ancient supernatural force has been unleashed upon the living or if a very human maniac is using the legend of the 'Dead God' to cover their tracks. 📌 Viewing Note: Features the iconic score by legendary composer Riz Ortolani, blending suspenseful orchestration with the film's eerie atmosphere; best viewed with good audio to appreciate the tension. 👇 Find More Movies You'll Love: 👽 •    • Science Fiction   / Horror 🔍 •    • Mystery   / Noir / Crime 🍿 •    • Comedy   & Popular Classics 🎬 •    • Drama   & Prestige Films 🎭 Starring Cast Alex Cord as Jason Porter (American actor known for action-adventure roles) Samantha Eggar as Myra Shelton (Award-winning English actress) John Marley as Nikos Samarakis (Known for The Godfather and Love Story) Nadja Tiller as Leni (Miss Austria 1949 and Austrian film star) 🍿Historical context and production notes: • Filmed on location in Spoleto and Cerveteri, Italy, utilizing real archaeological settings for authenticity. • Directed by Armando Crispino, who blends the Giallo genre with supernatural horror elements. • Also known by the titles "The Etruscan Kills Again" and "L'etrusco uccide ancora." • The film features impressive practical effects typical of the early 70s Italian horror boom. • Originally released during the peak of the Giallo craze, following the success of Dario Argento's early works. 📢 Public & Critical Reception • Fans of the genre praise the film for its unique blend of traditional mystery and violent Giallo tropes. • Critics have noted the impressive cinematography by Erico Menczer, particularly the lighting of the tomb sequences. • It has gained a cult following as an overlooked entry in the golden age of Italian thrillers. "They're coming to get you, Barbara!" – Johnny (Night of the Living Dead). 💬 Which classic horror trope appears most strongly here? 👉 Help us reach our next subscriber goal—hit that button! 🔗 Source Reference: IMDb listing for The Dead Are Alive (1972) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068547/ © Presented for historical and educational appreciation. All rights remain with their respective holders. #TheDeadAreAlive #AlexCord #SamanthaEggar #HorrorMystery #Giallo #ItalianCinema #1970sMovies #CultClassic #VintageHorror #RizOrtolani #FullMovie #ClassicFilm