I Eat Your Skin 1964 Horror Restored BluRay [1:21:20]

1971 · Del Tenney

⚠ Unverified — hosted on the Internet Archive, not confirmed public domain. Opens on archive.org; nothing plays here directly.

I Eat Your Skin is a 1971 film about a cancer researcher who discovers he can turn the natives of a Caribbean island into zombies by treating them with snake venom. His evil employer forces him to create an army of the creatures to take over the world. The film is about a playboy novelist who travels to Voodoo Island to research a new book and encounters a voodoo cult with plans to take over the world with an army of zombies. The film has a 1960s vibe with a playboy hero and flirtatious dialogue. Some say the film has one significant gore scene and no skin eating. Others say the film is not great and that Cinemation's marketing department didn't include any footage from it in the trailers for the double feature. I Eat Your Skin was originally shelved until 1971 when distributor Jerry Gross bought it and retitled it as part of the double feature I Drink Your Blood and I Eat Your Skin. Credits:Directed by Del Tenney Writing Credits Del Tenney William Joyce as Tom HarrisHeather Hewitt as Jeannie BiladeauWalter Coy as Charles BentleyDan Stapleton as Duncan FairchildBetty Hyatt Linton as Coral FairchildRobert Stanton as Dr. Auguste BiladeauVanoye Aikens as RobeyRebecca Oliver as JuaritaMatt King (as Matthew King)George-Ann Williamson as Fontainebleau WifeDon Strawn as Calypso Bandleader (as Don Strawn's Calypso Band)Produced by Jesse Hartman associate producerDan Stapleton associate producerDel Tenney producerMusic by Lon E. Norman Cinematography by François Farkas director of photographyEditing by Lawrence C. Keating (as Larry Keating)Casting By Doris BernhardtArt Direction by Robert VerberkmoesMakeup Department Guy Del Russo makeup artistProduction Management Mel Pape production managerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director William Grefé second unit directorSound Department Ed Wright sound (as Edmund Wright)Stunts Del Tenney stunts (uncredited)Camera and Electrical Department Leonard De Munde assistant camera (as Leonard DeMunde)Edmund Gibson camera operator (as Ed Gibson)Costume and Wardrobe Department Jane Hagerty costume supervisorEditorial Department Monte Schwartz assistant editor (as Monty Swartz)Music Department Lon E. Norman conductorAdditional Crew Jerry Gross presenterFrances Hidden production secretaryThanks Bill Haast grateful acknowledgment (as William Haast)Diane Reese-Poodles grateful acknowledgment (as Mrs. Diane Reese-Poodles)Distributed by Cinemation Industries