I Eat Your Skin (1971)
A playboy adventure novelist joins his publisher on an expedition to Voodoo Island in the Caribbean, where a cancer researcher is being forced to turn the tribes-people into zombies.
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A playboy adventure novelist joins his publisher on an expedition to Voodoo Island in the Caribbean, where a cancer researcher is being forced to turn the tribes-people into zombies.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Del Tenney
In Theaters:5/5/1971
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Iselin-Tenney Productions Inc., Cinemation Industries
Cast
Del Tenney
Director
Heather Hewitt
Jeannie Biladeau
Betty Hyatt Linton
Coral Fairchild
Dan Stapleton
Duncan Fairchild
William Joyce
Tom Harris
Walter Coy
Charles Bentley
Robert Stanton
Dr. Auguste Biladeau
Vanoye Aikens
Robey
Rebecca Oliver
Juarita
George-Ann Williamson
Fontainebleau Wife
Don Strawn
Calypso Band Leader (as Don Strawn's Calypso Band)
Matt King
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