It is clear that the intention was to emphasize these “climactic” scenes but the way in which the scenes were shot were poorly executedįor the foregoing reasons, Grave Reviews gives Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969) one and one-half graves out of five graves.ĭo you agree with our review? Comment below. The camera work pertaining to these scenes is eye damaging and excessively shaky. In addition, every time someone is at risk of being attacked, the camera zooms in and out. As such, the story line was convoluted and did not present a clear plot. Willard is trying to reunite with her father. But the main story appears to be about the whereabouts of Carlos’ father. The Mad Doctor of Blood Island is a 1969 Filipino horror film, co-directed by Eddie Romero and Gerardo de Leon, and starring John Ashley, Eddie Garcia and Ronald Remy. The beginning of the film presents a green liquid substance that essentially increases the person’s pheromones and causes physiological and mental effects. It is difficult to pinpoint what the true premise of Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969) was about.

However, the “gore” scenes are very dated and over dramatized as was the style in the 1960s. In addition, the film incorporates multiple scenes of nudity. Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969) has some blood and gore. However, what they find out is that people are turning into green monsters only for the desire to kill. Bill Foster who also travels to the island for research purposes. Initially for the purpose of visiting her father, Ms. Written and Edited by Grave Reviews Staff

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