This is one of those films that I reviewed on Facebook a couple of years ago- and gave it a harsher review than it deserved on first viewing. For it's flaws, this early zombie film isn't all THAT bad. While searching for a missing Admiral during World War II, Bill Summers, his pilot, and his valet are caught in a storm and are low on fuel. Their only chance of survival is to follow a weak radio signal and crash land on a s small island in the Caribbean. What they will discover there is beyond their belief as they confront, the King of the Zombies ... Originally, Monogram Pictures tried to get Bela Lugosi to star in this movie as Dr. Miklos Sangre (sangre is Spanish for "blood" just so you know), but he was unable. Since they weren't able to get Peter Lorre as their second choice, the role went to Henry Victor- who signed just before filming began. " King of the Zombies " was released just before the US entered World War II on the side of th...