The chill horror of a deadman, yet… living!
Film Synopsis
The Living Corpse (1967) follows a scientist whose experiments to conquer death transform him into a bloodthirsty vampire. As he stalks the night and preys upon the innocent, his family and a determined professor struggle to end the horror he has unleashed.This atmospheric Pakistani gothic horror blends classic vampire imagery, haunting music, and cultural reinterpretation of the Dracula myth.
The Living Corpse DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Mondo Macabro DVD-0/US 2003 |
|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Omar Khan and Pete Tombs | |
| Mondo Macabro: “South Asian Cinema” | |
| Dracula in Pakistan | |
| “Kahe Peehoo Peehoo Bole” - Lost Song Sequence | |
| Stills Gallery | |
| Restoration Notes - Written by Omar Khan | |
| Theatrical Trailer |
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Collector’s guide
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Mondo Macabro: “South Asian Cinema” (TV Episode, 2002, 24:11) -
Dracula in Pakistan (12:39)
| Editions | |
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| Extras | Audio Commentary by Omar Khan and Pete Tombs Mondo Macabro DVD |
| Mondo Macabro: “South Asian Cinema” Mondo Macabro DVD | |
| Dracula in Pakistan Mondo Macabro DVD | |
| “Kahe Peehoo Peehoo Bole” - Lost Song Sequence Mondo Macabro DVD | |
| Stills Gallery Mondo Macabro DVD | |
| Restoration Notes - Written by Omar Khan Mondo Macabro DVD | |
| Theatrical Trailer Mondo Macabro DVD |