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The 1966 sci-fi adventure film Daleks – Invasion Earth 2150 AD is an even milder TV spin-off sequel, with Peter Cushing re-creating his Doctor Who character, Jill Curzon as his niece, and Bernard Cribbins as […]
The 1971 British chiller Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb is an imaginative, intelligent, menacing, above-average late Hammer horror movie, based by on a lesser-known Bram Stoker novel. Director Seth Holt’s 1971 British chiller Blood from […]
In co-writer/director John Gilling’s 1962 high adventure yarn The Pirates of Blood River, pirates attack the French Huguenots for their gold. The movie stars Kerwin Mathews as the dashing Huguenot hero Jonathon Standing battling the […]
Christopher Lee stars in a good role for him as Spanish pirate ship’s captain Robeles, who suffers damage fighting on the side of the Spanish Armada and terrorises the English villagers at a small and […]
Director Roy Ward Baker 1967 sci-fi horror movie is the third and last of the Hammer Films’ versions of Nigel Kneale’s Quatermass BBC television serials. It has London Underground excavators digging up a spaceship and […]
After a long gap, Hammer Films’ 1966 sequel to its finest achievement – the 1958 Dracula – resurrects the Count with the inestimable help of ultra-smooth Christopher Lee back in his most famous role as […]
The lusty 1995 box-office hit adventure film Rob Roy is based on the classic novel by Sir Walter Scott. Set in early 18th-century Scotland, it tells the tale of clan chief Rob Roy MacGregor (Liam […]