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The second entry in the Blood Island trilogy lives up to its cursed reputation as enraged, green-blooded monsters prowl the haunted jungles. An American pathologist is called in to investigate a series of grisly killings, with victims' limbs and innards gruesomely strewn about the crime scenes. His search leads him to the remote clinic of sinister Dr. Lorca, whose evil chlorophyll experiments have transformed a helpless patient into a hideous, green-skinned mangler. (Alpha Video)
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Of course, at times it's a bit dull, technically it's rather mediocre, the masks aren't very good, and for most of the film you can’t see very much. But on the other hand, credit must be given to this Filipino production for being simply entertaining, and some moments do grab you. Especially if you're in the mood for a B-movie. You can see that Eddie Romero could make B-movies, he just needed a little more space.
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