Directed by Robert Fuest, who directed several episodes of the Avengers. You can see at lot of that influence in the Phibes movies.
It's cool seeing those Avengers-related movies. Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter was by Brian Clemens.
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Directed by Robert Fuest, who directed several episodes of the Avengers. You can see at lot of that influence in the Phibes movies.
It's cool seeing those Avengers-related movies. Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter was by Brian Clemens.
Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter was by Brian Clemens.
That one was an interesting take on vampires, in that vampires may have different stregnths, weaknesses and appetites depending on where you find them. The scene where he and an infected acquaintence try to figure out how to kill the breed of vampire in the movie by trying them out on the infected guy is both hilarious and horrible.
Okay, Frank (or anybody else who wants to play), let's get your Early 70s Horror Film Festival Selection.
Top Ten Horror Movies 1970-1975.
Suspiria, certainly.
The Wicker Man?
The Abomindable Dr. Phibes?
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed? (Dang, that's 1969)
Phantom of the Paradise (1975)
Excorcist?
Burnt Offerings?
Whatcha got?
In that vein: 42 Horror Movies Everyone Should See.
Let's Scare Jessica to Death (1971).
Legend of Hell House (72) really freaked me out as a kid, but it didn't hold up the last time I watched it.
Just for the pop-culture refs, Willard (71) (well, that and the fun of seeing Ernest Borgnine eaten by rats).
Flesh for Frankenstein / Blood for Dracula (both 74) for practically inventing splatstick.
Carrie's a year too late, unfortunately.
What about Daughters of Darkness? Or the Karnstein Trilogy?
Do you have something against the golden age of lesbian vampire movies?
In that vein: 42 Horror Movies Everyone Should See.
I've only seen 6 movies on that list.
Do you have something against the golden age of lesbian vampire movies?
I'd go for Jean Rollin or Jess Franco for those.
Those were just off the top of my head (I mean if I was doing my list, instead of adding movies, Suspiria would be on it - but now that I think about it, that was 77, so it's off the list).
Which reminds me, I'd add Argento's Deep Red (74 or 75) to the list, but only the original cut of the movie, not the incoherent one that got released in the states back in the day.
42 Horror Movies Everyone Should See.
Not a terribly wide-ranging list. Definitely US-centric.
Burnt Offerings fucked me up as a kid. Fucked me right up. Nightmares for days.