Brides of Blood (1968)

Brides of Blood: Directed by Gerardo de Leon, Eddie Romero. With John Ashley, Kent Taylor, Mario Montenegro, Beverly Powers. Natives of a tropical island have to contend with man-eating plants and animals, mutations caused by radioactivity. Virgin sacrifices become the norm. A small group of interlopers become caught up in the mayhem.

“Island atmosphere with tropical music and friendly natives. An idyllic setting for a group of adventurers to find some peace. A doctor (Kent Taylor) and his horny wife (Beverly Powers) and a peace Corps volunteer (John Ashley) journey to this Philippine island to help and do research.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eUnfortunately, things have changed and danger lurks. Has radiation from atomic tests in the 40s drifted to the island causing mutations? The fact that trees can attack like Harry Potteru0026#39;s whomping willow is some indication that things are not normal.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe natives have returned to previous customs by sacrificing naked virgins to be satisfied by someone or something; it certainly was some hideous creature! They stay with a strange man (Mario Montenegro), who has a staff of little people in his home. He also appears some 20 years younger than he actually is.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eWhen it is time for the chiefu0026#39;s granddaughter (Eva Darren) to be sacrificed, Jim (Ashley) swings into action to save her.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eLater, Carla (Powers) is really desperately looking to get laid and follows Estaban (Montenegro). She meets the Tiki-headed monster instead. He will certainly ravish her, but not in the way she wants.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOf course, the finally defeat the monster by finding the cajones that had put aside.”