A photographer on an expedition in the jungle runs afoul of a voodoo cult.A photographer on an expedition in the jungle runs afoul of a voodoo cult.A photographer on an expedition in the jungle runs afoul of a voodoo cult.
Dean Fredericks
- Suba
- (as Norman Frederic)
George Chester
- Native
- (uncredited)
Daniel Elam
- Native
- (uncredited)
Wesley Gale
- Native
- (uncredited)
Maxie Thrower
- Native
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaIn 1957, Allied Artists packaged this on a double bill with From Hell It Came (1957). This was on the lower half of the bill.
- GoofsTowards the end of the film, Tom and Norman are standing outside the cabin and both are wearing jackets. Tom goes inside and finds Tonda trying to suffocate her husband with a pillow. Tom is no longer wearing a jacket. He pulls the pillow away and follows Tonda outside. Tom is suddenly wearing a jacket again.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Chiller Theatre: The Disembodied (1974)
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Allison Hayes: The babe with the power.
Fans of trashy B-movies will no doubt recognise the name of Allison Hayes, best known for cult sci-fi classic Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. In The Disembodied, Hayes plays voluptuous voodoo queen Tonda Metz, who lives with her reclusive older husband Dr. Carl Metz (John Wengraf) in a remote part of an unspecified jungle. When a group of wildlife film-makers stumble upon the Metz's jungle household seeking help, insecure Carl becomes convinced that their leader Tom Maxwell (Paul Burke) has caught his wife's roving eye. He's not wrong, the wicked woman seducing Maxwell in an effort to convince him to kill her husband (although what he's done to deserve her malice is never revealed).
With no cannibal natives, no deadly quick sand, no man-eating plants, and no killer gorillas, there's really only one reason to watch this cheapo jungle thriller-to get an eyeful of the sultry Miss Hayes, who struts around in a slinky dress that shows off her impressive curves, and gets partially unclothed for some sexy gyrating to a bongo beat during her voodoo rituals. The rest of the film is forgettable nonsense, so much so that I already can't recall much about how it all ended and I only watched it last night.
With no cannibal natives, no deadly quick sand, no man-eating plants, and no killer gorillas, there's really only one reason to watch this cheapo jungle thriller-to get an eyeful of the sultry Miss Hayes, who struts around in a slinky dress that shows off her impressive curves, and gets partially unclothed for some sexy gyrating to a bongo beat during her voodoo rituals. The rest of the film is forgettable nonsense, so much so that I already can't recall much about how it all ended and I only watched it last night.
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- BA_Harrison
- Oct 5, 2018
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- Woodoo - Blutrausch des Dschungels
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- Runtime1 hour 6 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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