 | Margie Newton | ... | Lia Rousseau (as Margit Evelyn Newton) |
| Franco Garofalo | ... | Zantoro (as Frank Garfield) |
| Selan Karay | ... | Vincent |
| José Gras | ... | Lt. Mike London (as Robert O'Neil) |
| Gabriel Renom | ... | Max (as Gaby Renom) |
| Josep Lluís Fonoll | ... | Osborne (as Luis Fonoll) |
| Pietro Fumelli | ... | Man on TV (as Piero Fumelli) |
| Bruno Boni | ... | Reporter |
| Patrizia Costa | ... | Woman in Bar |
| Cesare Di Vito | ... | TV Speaker |
| Sergio Pislar | ... | Technician Lawson |
| Bernard Seray | ... | Prof. Barrett's Assistant |
| Víctor Israel | ... | Zombie priest |
| Pep Ballester | ... | Josie's Husband (as Pep Ballenster) |
| Joaquín Blanco | ... | Professor Barrett |
| Esther Mesina | ... | Josie |
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| Óscar Daniel | ... | Zombie child (uncredited) |
| Claudio Fragasso | ... | SWAT Officer at Embassy Siege (uncredited) |
| Alfonso Giganti | ... | Interviewer (uncredited) |
| Tito Lucchetti | ... | Terrorist Leader (uncredited) |
| Bruno Mattei | ... | SWAT Officer at Embassy Siege (uncredited) |
| Antonio Molino Rojo | ... | SWAT Leader (uncredited) |
| Elo Navarro | ... | Various Zombies (uncredited) |
| Gennarino Pappagalli | ... | Mr. Farrara - TV Executive (uncredited) |
| Attilio Pelegatti | ... | Man in Bar (uncredited) |
| Filippo Perego | ... | U.N. Delegate (uncredited) |
| Antonio Spinnato | ... | Zombie in Park (uncredited) |
| Josefina Tapias | ... | Old lady zombie (uncredited) |
| Bruno Mattei | ... | (as Vincent Dawn) |
| Claudio Fragasso | ... | (uncredited) |
| Claudio Fragasso | ... | (story and screenplay) & |
| José María Cunillés | ... | (story and screenplay) (as J.M. Cunilles) |
| Rossella Drudi | ... | () (uncredited) |
| Sergio Cortona | ... | executive producer |
| José María Cunillés | ... | producer (uncredited) |
| Isabel Mulá | ... | producer (uncredited) |
| Luis Bacalov | ... | (opening titles theme) |
| Gianni Dell'Orso | ... | (original music composed by) |
| Goblin | ||
| John Cabrera | ||
| Claudio Borroni | ||
| Antonio Belart | ... | (as Antonio Velart) |
| Maria Teresa Carrera | ... | hair stylist |
| Giuseppe Ferranti | ... | makeup artist |
| Walter Brandi | ... | production supervisor (as Walter Bigari) |
| Sergio Cortona | ... | production director |
| Remo Odevaine | ... | production secretary |
| Marcelino Riba-Abizanda | ... | production secretary |
| Claudio Fragasso | ... | assistant director |
| Romano Pampaloni | ... | sound mixer |
| Paolo Picchi | ... | sound recordist |
| Antonio Balandín | ... | special effects (uncredited) |
| Giuseppe Ferranti | ... | special effects (uncredited) |
| Carlo Aquari | ... | camera operator |
| Josep Gusi | ... | camera operator (as José Gusi) |
| Gianni Leacche | ... | still photographer (as Giovanni Leacche) |
| Mark Manchester | ... | grip |
| Alan Gornick | ... | underwater cinematographer (uncredited) |
| Gianni Dell'Orso | ... | musical director (as G. Dell'Orso) |
| Luis Bacalov | ... | theme composer (uncredited) |
| Federico Canudas | ... | continuity |
| Silvio Colecchia | ... | continuity |
| José María Alarcón | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Josep Maria Angelat | ... | voice dubbing: Profesor (uncredited) |
| Carolyn De Fonseca | ... | voice dubbing: Patrizia Costa (uncredited) |
| Larry Dolgin | ... | voice dubbing (uncredited) |
| Julia Gallego | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Claudi García | ... | voice dubbing: Franco Garofalo (uncredited) |
| Francisco Garriga | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Antonio Gómez de Vicente | ... | voice dubbing: Selan Karay (uncredited) |
| Andrea Lala | ... | voice dubbing: Joaquín Blanco (uncredited) |
| Edward Mannix | ... | voice dubbing: José Gras (uncredited) |
| Pepe Mediavilla | ... | voice dubbing: Pep Ballenster (uncredited) |
| Eduardo Muntada | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Joaquín Muñoz | ... | voice dubbing: Joaquín Blanco (uncredited) |
| Ted Rusoff | ... | voice dubbing (uncredited) |
| Gregory Snegoff | ... | voice dubbing (uncredited) |
| Isidro Sola | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Robert Spafford | ... | voice dubbing (uncredited) |
| Pat Starke | ... | voice dubbing: Pietro Fumelli (uncredited) |
| Albert Trifol | ... | additional voices (uncredited) |
| Plot Summary | In New Guinea, a top-secret experiment of the Hope Center Chemical Factory goes awry and chemicals are accidentally released, turning scientists and workers into zombies. The famous French journalist Lia Rousseau and her cameraman Max are assigned to cover the story/document the event and expose it. Meanwhile, four soldiers are assigned to a secret mission also in New Guinea. When their Jeep stumbles upon the Land Rover where Lia and Max are traveling, they have to defend themselves against a zombie attack. Then they decide to travel together, learning that the island and the residents are infected with a chemical that turns most of them into zombies. Written byClaudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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| Taglines | There is no escape from NIGHT OF THE ZOMBIES!See more » |
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| Trivia | Stock footage from the film New Guinea, Island of the Cannibals (1974) was used for the native scenes.See more » |
| Goofs | Some of the animals featured in the stock footage aren't indigenous to New Guinea.See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited fromThe Valley (Obscured by Clouds) (1972).See more » |
| Soundtracks | Most of the soundtrack music by Goblin was borrowed fromSee more » |
| Quotes | Technician #1: She may not know much about chemistry, but in bed, her reactions are terrific. Technician #2: I'm not surprised with that cute little ass. Technician #1: I'm a tit man, myself. See more » |
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