There was a sequel made in 1936 but, due to a lawsuit, “Revolt of the Zombies” was unable to promote itself as such. It does, however, feature recycled footage from “White Zombie” (1932). You can watch “Revolt of the Zombies” (1936) for free here (https://youtu.be/ZV1jgjnH0MU?si=81jBQqw8-nnJ5D_T)
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Due to the time and budgetary concerns, set pieces and props from various other Universal horror films were used to make “White Zombie” (1932) including the castle interiors from “Frankenstein” (1931)
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According to Béla Lugosi’s son, “White Zombie” (1934) was one of Lugosi’s favorite films to work on, even despite his $800 payday for the 11 day shoot where he even directed a few shots!
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Despite “White Zombie” (1934) being well received upon release it was actually believed to be lost until it was rediscovered in the 1960s. It’s considered to be the first full length zombie film, especially one that acknowledges the Zombie mythos’s Haitian roots
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And now our second/final film of the day: “White Zombie” (1932) (https://youtu.be/NV3B2z0HkKA?si=X_E-QfcvwtpV2T1Y) starring #horror icon Béla Lugosi
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