Alexandra Durrell, Charles King, Katrin Alexandre
Warlock Joshua Winthrop was murdered and mutilated late one night in 1670 by the creature he kept chained in the attic. 300 years later, the house is still standing, still uninhabited - or is it? base...( read more
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There is little characterisation offered and one of the best monsters to ever be created is also ultimately wasted on this film.
Essentially this film is an average slasher-style horror dressed up in cosmic-horror clothing. The creature is done very well, but my own personal highlight is the over-dramatic Carter, whose behaviour and lines are perhaps the most Lovecraftian things in the whole film.
Great tale and one of the best creature designs I've ever seen. it has such a great effect on me even though I watched this as a kid eons ago and cant remember the title at all, but I do rremember that the creature lives in the attic, is abandoned and has hoofs for legs and is a ...( read more)
I want to see this film in the worst possible way. If anyone can tell me how to get it, I would appreciate it so much. TY!
dunno why but i watched the beginning and had to turn it off it creeped me out that bad lmao
I must rewatch this film. I remember it as being an enjoyable campy horror movie. But others reviews suggest it's a false memory. I know my mother loves it.
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