Death Machines

About This Movie

Death Machines is one of those films that really leans into its offbeat premise with a sort of unapologetic flair. Directed by Paul Kyriazi, it’s a blend of martial arts action and horror, with this bizarre twist of mind-controlled killers. The pacing can feel erratic at times, but it adds to the chaotic energy. The martial arts sequences, while not always the most polished, have a certain rawness that feels authentic. There's a distinct tone that mixes camp with genuine tension, and the practical effects, even if a bit dated, have a gritty charm. You can’t help but appreciate the sheer audacity of the plot—zombie-like assassins on a rampage makes for a wild ride, and it’s certainly a unique slice of 70s exploitation cinema.

Cult classic for 70s genre enthusiasts · Notable for its practical effects · A study in bizarre storytelling