Morituris: Legions Of The Dead 2012
"Evil Prevails!"
Dive into the ancient Roman era with *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead* (2012), a chilling horror film directed by Raffaele Picchio. Set in 73 B.C.
Director: Raffaele Picchio
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead* (2012) about?
This horror film reimagines the final days of Spartacus' rebellion, where gladiators turn on each other in a frenzy of violence. Their actions awaken a vengeful force that hunts the living, trapping them in a cycle of bloodshed that transcends time and death.
Who directed *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead*?
The film was directed by Raffaele Picchio, who crafts a visually intense and atmospheric horror experience rooted in ancient Roman history.
Who stars in *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead*?
The film features Valentina D'Andrea, Andrea De Bruyn, Desiree Giorgetti, Francesco Malcom, and Giuseppe Nitti in pivotal roles.
Is *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead* (2012) worth watching?
For horror enthusiasts seeking a blend of historical drama and supernatural dread, this 83-minute Italian film offers a unique, if grim, experience. While not widely rated, its atmospheric tension and niche appeal make it a standout for genre fans.
How long is *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead*?
The film runs for 83 minutes.
About Morituris: Legions Of The Dead (2012) — A Horror Epic of Ancient Revenge and Supernatural Terror
Dive into the ancient Roman era with *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead* (2012), a chilling horror film directed by Raffaele Picchio. Set in 73 B.C., this visceral tale unfolds against the backdrop of Spartacus' legendary rebellion, where 200 gladiators rise against the brutal oppression of Rome. As the revolt spirals into chaos, violence and madness take hold, unleashing a supernatural force that punishes the living long after blood is spilled. With its haunting atmosphere and relentless tension, this Italian horror film blends historical grit with eerie folklore, exploring themes of vengeance and the inescapable cost of war.
Starring Valentina D'Andrea, Andrea De Bruyn, and Desiree Giorgetti, *Morituris: Legions Of The Dead* delivers a grim, atmospheric experience that lingers like a curse. Raffaele Picchio's direction crafts a world where the past refuses to stay buried, weaving a story of horror that's as much about the rise and fall of heroes as it is about the vengeful dead they unleashed. Perfect for fans of historical horror with a supernatural edge.