Esta Noite Encarnarei no Teu Cadáver (1967)

Avaliação/utilizador:

6,9/10   

Diretor:

José Mojica Marins

Escritores:

Aldenora De Sa Porto (writer)
José Mojica Marins (writer)

Data de Lançamento:

13 Março 1967 (Brazil)

Gênero:

Terror

Argumento:

Coffin Joe is still looking for the perfect woman to give birth to a son of his, and, cleared of the...

Plot Keywords:

Coffin | Son | Funeral | Nightmare | Owl

Comentários dos utilizadores:

Another bizarre classic from Jose Mojica Marins

Elenco

José Mojica Marins	...	Zé do Caixão
Tina Wohlers	...	Laura
Nadia Freitas	...	Marcia
Antonio Fracari	...	Truncador
Jose Lobo	...	Bruno
Esmeralda Ruchel
Paula Ramos
Tania Mendonça
resto do elenco por ordem alfabética:
Arlete Brazolin
Geraldo Bueno
José Carvalho
Oswaldo De Souza
Graveto
Lya Lagutte
Laércio Laurelli	...	Zé do Caixão (voice)
Nivaldo Lima
Carmen Marins
Mina Monte
William Morgan
Roque Rodrigues
Nadia Tell
José Vedovato

Conhecido como:

This Night I Will Possess Your Corpse
This Night Will Make Your Corpse Incarnate
Tonight I Will Eat Your Corpse
Tonight I Will Enter Your Corpse
Tonight I Will Make Your Corpse Turn Red
Tonight I Will Paint in Flesh Colour

Duração:

108 min

País:

Brazil

Língua:

Português

Cor:

Preto e Branco | Cor (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1,66 : 1

Som:

Mono

Companhia :

Ibérica Filmes

Citações:

[first lines]
Zé do Caixão: Is life everything, and death nothing? Or is life nothing and death everything?

Conexões:

Aparece em O Universo de Mojica Marins (1978)

Another bizarre classic from Jose Mojica Marins

Jose Mojica Marins' films are never actually scary, but are among the most compelling bizarre horror films in history. Their dreamlike style and atmosphere make them reasonably unnerving. The impoverished production values simply add to the otherworldly feel. They're not horror films, but masterful bargain basement surrealism that effectively weirds the audience out. Marins is a completely original filmmaker with a singular vision and world view that endures him to his small but loyal cult following. "At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul" remains the most accessible and my personal favorite of the trilogy, but "This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse" is admittedly a more accomplished film ("Awakening of the Beast" is something else entirely, probably Marins' masterpiece but also his least accessible).

As I mentioned above, Marins is unique in the annals of horror history. He created the frightening villain Coffin Joe, both a bogeyman and a mouthpiece for Marins' philosophy. There's a lot of speeches in this film, but they're full of fascinating (if not exactly articulate or sympathetic) sub-Nietzsche world views. His films, as poorly produced as they can be, illustrate his vision. Also, he was a competent director and improved with this one (this moves at a much better pace than "At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul"). Particularly memorable is Coffin Joe's trip to hell, a psychedelic frenzy with as bizarre an image of the underworld as "Jigoku". Coffin Joe films are definitely not for all tastes, but those interested in the fringes of world cinema should at least give them a chance. They're not bad films, but good ones with some poor production values. (8/10)