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The Ghost Galleon

Name: The Ghost Galleon
Director: Amando de Ossorio
Genre: Horror
Released: 1974
Rating: 4.9
Cast: Maria Perschy, Jack Taylor, Bárbara Rey, Carlos Lemos, Manuel de Blas

After a pair of models go missing from a boat, a rescue party discover an empty galleon carrying the coffins of the long dead Knights Templar. The rescue party board the galleon and then discover their own boat has vanished. The survivors struggle to fight off the spectral knights with what little knowledge they have of them.

1974 · Directed by Amando de Ossorio · 89 min · Horror · 10 frames

Tagline

Living Dead Men - Existing on the FLESH of the YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL!

Crew

Screenplay: Amando de Ossorio
Cinematography: Raúl Artigot
Edited by: Petra de Nieva
Music: Antón García Abril
Produced by: J.L. Bermudez de Castro

Cast

Maria Perschy as Lillian Perry
Jack Taylor as Howard Tucker
Bárbara Rey as Noemi
Carlos Lemos as Professor Grüber
Manuel de Blas as Sergio
Blanca Estrada as Kathy
Margarita Merino as Lorena Kay

Production

Country: Spain
Language: Spanish
Studios: Belén Films, Ancla Century Films
Themes: ship, rape, ghost ship, undead, sequel, zombie, evil, coast, galleon, knights templar

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