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The Blood Beast Terror * (1968, Peter Cushing, Robert Flemyng, Wanda Ventham) – Classic Movie Review 2899
Director Vernon Sewell’s 1967 mad scientist horror movie made for Britain’s Tigon studios is all about Victorian insect scientist Dr Carl Mallinger (Robert Flemyng), who creates a creature while working with genetics. The canny creature […]
Sep, 11
Burke and Hare ** (1972, Derren Nesbitt, Harry Andrews, Glynn Edwards, Yootha Joyce, Robin Hawdon, Yutte Stensgaard) – Classic Movie Review 2896
Director Vernon Sewell’s macabre 1972 British horror movie stars Derren Nesbitt and Glynn Edwards as the real-life early 19th-century Irish grave-robbers turned murderers, Burke and Hare. Gruesomely, they are famous for going into business to supply […]
Sep, 09
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