Terror from Under the House (1971)
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This dark drama unfolds in an unnamed community outside of London, where a beleaguered and grief-stricken tavern owner named Jim Radford (James Booth copes with the rape and murder of his young daughter. The remainder of his family shares his distress, and in time, it begins to rip the clan apart.… More This dark drama unfolds in an unnamed community outside of London, where a beleaguered and grief-stricken tavern owner named Jim Radford (James Booth copes with the rape and murder of his young daughter. The remainder of his family shares his distress, and in time, it begins to rip the clan apart. When the young man who is being tried for the crime is let off thanks to paltry connecting evidence, Jim grows desperate and teams up a buddy of his named Harry (Ray Barrett) whose daughter suffered from a like fate - presumably, though not definitively, at the hands of the same killer. The two hone in on the young man who they believe is responsible, kidnap him and torture him in a number of ways. Unfortunately, the youth will not talk and ends up dead. Moreover, in time it becomes apparent that this might not have been the correct individual. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
- Directed By
- Sidney Hayers
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense
PG,
- In Theaters
- Aug 12, 1974 Wide
- On DVD
- Dec 19, 2006
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Cast
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Ray Barrett
as Harry
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Joan Collins
as Carol Radford
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Sinead Cusack
as Rose
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Kenneth Griffith
as Seely
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Geoffrey Hughes
as Brewery Driver
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Angus MacKay
as Priest
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Tom Marshall
as Lee Radford
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Barry Andrews
as Sergeant
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James Booth
as Jim Radford
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Artro Morris
as Jacko
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Richard Holden
as Pub Customer
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Ronald Clark
as Brewery's Driver Mate
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Patrick McAlinney
as George
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Martin Carroll
as Undertaker
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Basil Lord
as Sales Representative
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Donald Morley
as Inspector
