The Last Man on Earth

Some would consider this version better than the 1971 remake with Charlton Heston, The Omega Man, but that isn't much of an achievement.

Long, dull and silly. Truly a pain to watch.

The Last Man on Earth is indeed about both life and death, creation and destruction, and the fact that each facet is as grim and uninviting as the next is a chilling statement on the way things once were and the way they might one day become.

This first-ever adaptation of Richard Matheson's novel I Am Legend is easily the most faithful of the three; unfortunately, it is also the least entertaining.

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Price retrata com talento a angústia e o cansaço de seu personagem, mas os vampiros ridiculamente estúpidos e a dublagem capenga boicotam seus esforços.

Where the film fails as a narrative - and it fails rather mightily in places - it succeeds as a mood piece.

A chilling study of loneliness and an acting tour de force for Price as the last survivor of a dead race, and not exactly the feel-good movie of 1964.

Worth seeing for fans of older genre movies, even though the film's pacing is often a bit too languid for its own good.

The best Vincent Price movie.

One of Vincent Price most peculiar films, made in Italy, with poor dubbing of the Italian actors and cheesy special effects