The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue

In this film, a detective investigates a string of murders in a remote area of England. His suspicions fall on two travelers, but the real threat comes from the undead, resurrected through an experimental machine designed to exterminate insects. The film explores themes of nature and the consequences of human intervention.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue features a cast including Cristina Galbó and Ray Lovelock. The film is notable for its blend of horror and social commentary, characteristic of the era's genre approaches. Its tagline, 'They tampered with nature—now they must pay the price …', reflects the film's underlying critique of technological overreach. This title is part of the niche of video nasties, appealing to collectors interested in obscure horror films and the evolution of the genre during the 1970s.