Tombs of The Blind Dead - Influence

Influence

The film influenced La Mansión de los muertos vivientes, a 1985 film directed by Jesús Franco.

The Blind Dead Knights Templar villains were resurrected in the unofficial 1975 entry La Cruz del Diablo.

More recently, the Knights Templar appeared in the unofficial, shot-on-video sequel Graveyard of the Dead. In addition, they have briefly been featured in supporting roles in Don't Wake the Dead and Unrated: The Movie, two recent films by German director Andreas Schnaas.

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