Burial ground (Hell of the Living Dead)

The burial ground was a place in which indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea had buried their deceased, hundreds of years prior to the 20th century. The arid climate allowed for preservation of the bodies for lengthy periods of time. Lt. Mike London and his squad briefly rested there while on a mission to destroy evidence of Operation Sweet Death within the country's borders.Hell of the Living Dead - Claudio Fragasso & José María Cunillés - Beatrice Film - Release date November 1980 - Retrieved 31 January 2025
==Notes==
===Behind the Scenes===
*The burial ground was represented by footage originally created for the film, as well as stock footage from a mondo film depicting actual corpses.Hell Of The Living Dead (1980) - lyzmadness - 26 March 2016 - and you call yourself a scientist!? - Retrieved 31 January 2025
===Trivia===
*Because of London's statement that the graveyard lay twenty miles east of Goroka, this wiki assumes that its location was within Eastern Highlands, though it could also conceivably have been situated in Madang, or, if the viewer were to assume London had confused east and west, in Chimbu. This is significant, as aside from the mission, which is presumably close to the graveyard, no other locations shown in the film are tied to any real location within Papua New Guinea. Port Moresby is mentioned, though in the context of it being protected by regions to the north of it that had been overrun, giving the general idea that by that point most of the country had been overrun by zombies.
==Appearances==
*Hell of the Living Dead (first and final appearance)
==References==
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