A new doctor is transferred to a rural town in Spain, with his wife.
But they are not made to feel very welcome in the town they've come to serve.
In fact, they are shunned by everyone except the local idiot, and a young woman named Lucy.
They take on Lucy as an assistant, and give the boy a place to stay in the attic.
But each night, they hear bells toll, and a mysterious chanting...only to discover that one of the town's young women has disappeared the next morning.
It turns out, they are being ritually sacrificed to a group of cannibalistic skeleton knights from France.
7 girls must be sacrificed on 7 consecutive nights, in order to satiate the appetite of these dead cannibals.
Otherwise the town will be razed...and everyone in it killed.
The seagulls of the title, being the souls of past sacrificees, who have returned to witness the next round of sacrifices.
As the villagers have been engaged in this practice for over 600 years, they have, obviously, become very secretive about it.
But the doctor is not willing to sit back and let Lucy be sacrificed.
So he sets off to save her, eliciting the rage of these zombie knights.
Now, he must fight to survive...in order to escape from this hellish place.
If he can...
Logic in a time of crisis doesn't seem to be his strong suit, though.
So he better hope his luck holds out...
This is the fourth and final film in the Blind dead series.
And, while it's not as good as the other films...it's not totally horrible, either.
As usual, the zombie skeletons are pretty freakin' awesome.
And it's kind of humourous that their idol God looks alot like Gill-man.
5.5 out of 10.
But they are not made to feel very welcome in the town they've come to serve.
In fact, they are shunned by everyone except the local idiot, and a young woman named Lucy.
They take on Lucy as an assistant, and give the boy a place to stay in the attic.
But each night, they hear bells toll, and a mysterious chanting...only to discover that one of the town's young women has disappeared the next morning.
It turns out, they are being ritually sacrificed to a group of cannibalistic skeleton knights from France.
7 girls must be sacrificed on 7 consecutive nights, in order to satiate the appetite of these dead cannibals.
Otherwise the town will be razed...and everyone in it killed.
The seagulls of the title, being the souls of past sacrificees, who have returned to witness the next round of sacrifices.
As the villagers have been engaged in this practice for over 600 years, they have, obviously, become very secretive about it.
But the doctor is not willing to sit back and let Lucy be sacrificed.
So he sets off to save her, eliciting the rage of these zombie knights.
Now, he must fight to survive...in order to escape from this hellish place.
If he can...
Logic in a time of crisis doesn't seem to be his strong suit, though.
So he better hope his luck holds out...
This is the fourth and final film in the Blind dead series.
And, while it's not as good as the other films...it's not totally horrible, either.
As usual, the zombie skeletons are pretty freakin' awesome.
And it's kind of humourous that their idol God looks alot like Gill-man.
5.5 out of 10.