The Long Arm, 1956..
http://www.british60scinema.net/s/cc...g?t=1496847171
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Horrors Of The Black Museum, 1959.. bluray.
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Herman Cohen wanted Vincent Price or Orson Welles in the lead. While he claimed they were too expensive, it is also true that by having a British star (as well as director and other crew) he could take advantage of the tax breaks provided by the Eady Levy, designed to assist film-making in Britain.
Not sure if I have seen it - it looks familiar. :hmm:
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Originally Posted by Barry
It was one of the 'Sadian Trilogies' from the Anglo-Amalgamated Studios. This was the first; others were Peeping Tom and Circus Of Horrors.
No, I haven't seen it, and I'm not sure if I want to, though I have seen 'Peeping Tom'.
I'm surprised it only got a "12" classification.
its very much a 'B' movie but has cult status; probably for the appearances of june cunningham[who looked better than her abilty] and Shirley Anne Field.Quote:
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both were tidy..
Michael Gough was a great actor, very good at creepy roles.Quote:
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its a macabre but fun now film... might have been a horror in 50's thoQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
more fun with.. Murder at the Gallop, 1963.
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Scrooge, 1951..
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