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Originally Posted by neverending
Another great obscure film is Night of the Bloody Apes. It's the dubbed version of a Mexican horror film that includes masked female wrestlers, footage of actual open heart surgery, a monster that is nothing more than a guy wearing a gorilla mask, topless females and a gory eye gouging sequence.
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Great Movie - coulda done with some wrasslin' the ape scenes though. The film was actually banned in the UK during the video nasty era (I have a UK ex-rental copy of the VHS - which may be worth a few quid). The film is pretty much a remake of the directors earlier (though less violent), Doctor of Doom which also a UK release.
The director's son also made some great exploitation films which got UK VHS releases that are probably pretty obscure now (but I image still on DVD) like the excellent, Guyana: Crime of the Century (a Jim Jones biopic in everything but name) and Survive (Another biopic about cannibal rugby players).
A lot of very obscure horror has not come out on DVD like Incubus - the William Shatner horror filmed entirely in Esperanto. However I don't think DEAFULA has yet to be released for the digital age:
