A classic British Hammer Horror with interweaving stories full of suspense, intrigue and, well, horror. With a cast to die for including the much loved and sorely misses Roy Castle (Added to the cast last minute when the original actor suffered a heart attack). Brilliant!
it wasn't bad at all for an oldie... far from it being genuinely scary it did keep things interesting with 5 differents little stories all in themselves. can't remember what my favourite one was now. i was feeling sleepy when watching this. i can remember it alright though. i hea...( read more)
Here it is: the beginning of Amicus' domination of the horror anthology format. Sure, not all the stories are good (the creeping vine story goes nowhere) but it's a well-made, eerie horror flick with a wonderful, star performance from Cushing as Dr. Terror (Dr. Shreck, actually)...( read more)
The first anthology from Hammer Horror rivals Amicus, and probably their best. All the segments are entertaining, with even the weakest story having it's moments.
The set up is a train journey involving five men and the mysterious Dr Schreck played by Peter Cushing. It turns o...( read more)
wow umn just seen this movie 4 the 1st time n think that this is a good movie 2 watch...its got a good cast of actors/actressess throughout this movie...i think that peter cushing, michael gough, donald sutherland, christopher lee, ann bell, jennifer jayne, max adrian play good r...( read more)
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