Deathwalkers
Wild and incomprehensible, from the point of view of a white man, African native rites. But these are not just rites - this is witchcraft. Is it possible to raise a person from the grave? For the local dark-skinned population this is reality. And visiting white people, who consider all these stories about zombies to be stupid fictions, will have a nightmarish encounter with the walking dead - terrible killing machines.
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Wild and incomprehensible, from the point of view of a white man, African native rites. But these are not just rites - this is witchcraft. Is it possible to raise a person from the grave? For the local dark-skinned population this is reality. And visiting white people, who consider all these stories about zombies to be stupid fictions, will have a nightmarish encounter with the walking dead - terrible killing machines.
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