Night of the Seagulls

Watched all four now, identified some recurrent themes: The zombies are creepy, well designed, but very, very slow, and seem ridiculously fragile at times. Most of the humans are unpleasant arseholes. Some of the humans are attractive females. They will be partially dressed or nude at some point. The plots are largely nonsense, and move as slowly as the zombies. Each film is dotted with some atmospheric scenes, some weird music and decent endings. If you like those things, marathon these films.

Man is this a boring movie. It's not scary in the least, the blind dead in this one might bore you to death but that's about it. The music is somewhat creepy at first but quickly gets annoying.

I almost enjoyed this as much as I did the first movie. Has a good cast, an exciting finale and some quality gore, too. Is probably one of the earliest "ancient evil by the shoreline" movies, too.