To me, this movie is perfection.

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

This is a cheesy 80's film. In a badly dubbed NYC body parts are going missing and it appears to be the work of people from Kito, a South East Asian island. A small group goes to the island because....if makes a film. The island is filled with cannibals who prefer to eat raw innards or a nice stew. Oh yeah, there is a handful of zombies too. Yes they ransacked Laurie's apartment to steal a knife she had hanging on the wall. Bad rubber parts.Of course when a pretty blonde is capture by a group of "savages" they must be stripped naked like Bo Derek or Ursala Andress. Don't blame me, I don't make the rules. Alexandra Delli Colli is a natural blonde.

Variously known as both Zombie 2 *and* Zombie 3(!) , film begins by going from hand-hacking to autopsy footage, to pompous philosophising about "are we really any better than savages?" to more cannibals than zombies in the first few minutes of this one. Oh yes, we're watching another low budget '70s grindhouse/ cannibal/ mad doctor/ zombie flick, one of the better of its kind, actually.Body parts are being stolen from a local med school by men with a similar tattoo, a tattoo which leads investigators to Kito, Tonga, a small island chain in the south Pacific. After travelling there and hiring a boat and men, they realise their guide is scared and tries to take them to the wrong island, to avoid zombie cannibals on Kito. Film has several lulls in action early on, until about 45 minutes into the film, when eyes are gouged out and people have their insides ripped out in one of the goriest scenes in recent memory. Scenes and ideas (as well as actual footage itself) are ripped off from various other films, all piled up into a stitched-together cannibal flick masquerading as a zombie movie, with Alexandra Delli Colli Titti Fulli nude throughout the rivetingly familiar looking climax. There is something to be said of the American re-edited release of the film, amusing retitled Doctor Butcher, M.D., with its surreal (and completely irrelevant) opening insert of zombies rising from the ground, its goofball synth score, and the addition of a couple of scenes probably filmed just to pad out the film's running time in the US. But the European release has a better music score, and is more of a horror flick, and the US version is more of a cheeseball, "so bad it's good" ordeal, using footage from an unfinished New York-lensed flick to further extend the running time.And remember: "We really have nothing to worry about as long as we stay alive"

A common occurrence with film titles, particularly in the international horror genre, is that many territories have different names - this film is on our grindhouse project list as Doctor Butcher M.D., but is also (exhaustively) known as: Island of the Last Zombie; Medical Deviate; Queen of the Cannibals; and even Zombie 3. The version of this film had the original Italian title. And boy is it a standard, generic cannibal/zombie film. After a series of strange mutilations and amputations in hospitals, a team make an expedition to the East Indies, in search of the answers to the strange ritualistic symbol left at each "murder".The film is essentially two previous Italian schlock movies, Slave of the Cannibal God (1976) and Zombie Flesh Eaters (1979), combined. The team encounter what turns out to be a "crazy" doctor who has been experimenting on the dead local cannibals, manipulating them to his power. It's not a particularly memorable inclusion into a very crowded market. There are some effective gore sequences, but it doesn't at all save a very tired, predictable, and often clumsy narrative. There is one piece of dialogue that amused me, that occurred towards the beginning of the film, after a hand has been severed and stolen from a body used for medical education. A conversation between two medical students goes as follows: Student 1: "I bet it was you who chopped that hand off". Student 2: "Why would you say that?" Student 1: "Well, didn't you say you needed a hand to help you study?"www.the-wrath-of-blog.blogspot.com

It's supposed to be a zombie film, it's got a zombie on the box art and on the back cover. However 'Zombie Holocaust' has more cannibals and tits than zombies....and there's not much of that either! I love my cheesy 80's films mainly the reason that drew me to this title even after its poor scores around the net, it definitely has the 80's feel about it, the synthesizer is in full flow the attire is definitely 80's and it does have that classic feel. Shame it's a poor effort at a zombie movie.Its only saviour that doesn't make this worthy of a zero are the few gore scenes it has. They are pretty savage and the effects have the 80's feel which is nice. One scene that stands out is where our team is ambushed by the cannibals and one of the unlucky ones is stabbed and has his eyes gouged out for a little cannibal snack! Nice! However these scenes soon die off and the dribble plot kicks in to full swing!Read the full review at: beyondthegore