‘Terror comes in all sizes’

The Toymaker aka Robert and the Toymaker is a 2017 British horror film written and directed by Andrew Jones (Werewolves of the Third Reich; The Last House on Cemetery Lane; The Amityville Asylum; et al). The North Banks Entertainment production stars Lee Bane, Erick Hayden and Jo Weil.

Nazi Germany, 1941: A legendary occult book that holds the secret of bringing inanimate objects to life ends up in the hands of Toymaker Amos Blackwood (Lee Bane). As the Nazis terrorize the locals while searching for the book, the Toymaker uses the power of the book and gives life to his collection of vintage dolls and handmade toys.

The SS raid the Toymaker’s shop, confiscating the book and arresting Amos. But the animated dolls and toys don’t take kindly to the loss of their master. So, begins a mission to rescue the Toymaker from the clutches of the Nazis and exact their brutal and bloody revenge…

In the UK, 4Digital Media and Sony Pictures release The Toymaker on DVD on 21 August, 2017.

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Main cast:

Lee Bane (Cabin 28; The Curse of Robert the Doll; Poltergeist Activity; et al), Erick Hayden, Jo Weil, Nathan Head (Blaze of Gory; Discarnate; Theatre of Fear; et al), Sophie Willis, Bodo Friesecke, Claire Carreno, Rik Grayson, Harriet Rees, Ali Rodney, Francesco Tribuzio, Jonathan Willis, Robert Graham, Courtney Bartle.

Filming locations:

Filming took place in November 2016 at Tredomen Cottage in Crickhowell, the Traditional Toys shop in Llantrisant, the Old Natwest Bank building in Bute Street Cardiff, Gwili Railway Station in Carmarthen and the Cardiff Masonic Hall.

Trivia:

The real-life Robert the Doll who was made in Germany by the Steiff toy company and later owned by Key West painter and author Eugene Otto. The doll is allegedly possessed by an evil spirit and was apparently the inspiration for Chucky, the doll featured in the Child’s Play film series.

Supposedly, Eugene was given the doll in 1906 by a Bahamian servant who was skilled in black magic and voodoo and was displeased with his family. The real life Robert is currently located at the East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida.

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‘When there’s no more room in Hell… Hell will rise’

Hellriser is a 2017 British horror film written and directed by Steve Lawson (KillerSaurus; Survival Instinct). The Creativ Studios production stars Steven Dolton, Charlie Bond and Nathan Head.

The film is a sequel to The Haunting of Annie Dyer aka Nocturnal Activity (2014).

When their city is rocked by a series of brutal occult murders, veteran detective John Locke and his young partner Terri Keyes are forced to put aside their differences and follow the trail of evidence to a formerly abandoned asylum, where the new owner Dr. Unnseine is conducting his own brand of Nazi-inspired “medical research” on the unwilling inmates…

One such inmate, the sexy but deadly Annie Dyer, may hold the key to the murders – and to the doorway to Hell itself – if only Locke and Keyes can stay alive long enough to discover what it is…

In the UK, Hellriser is released on DVD by 88 Films on 9 October 2017.

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Reviews:

” …Steve Lawson manages to pepper in intentionally humorous dialogue and moments without breaking the tonal consistency of the film and the result of this is a film that is comfortable with its limitations while maximising those areas that don’t cost money – namely decent writing and great timing.” Midlands Movies

“Raven Lee returns as Dyer and spends the majority of the film either being tortured, in a state of undress getting plenty of ‘lady love’ or wreathing orgasmically on her bed like she has ants in her pants […] Overall Hellriser has loads going for it such as the obligatory blood, boobs, chopped up bodies and plenty of dry ice to give it bags of atmosphere.” The Man with the Plan

Main cast:

Steven Dolton (The Curse of Robert the Doll; Devil’s Tower; Zombie Undead), Charlie Bond (Dead Air; Slumber; Strippers vs Werewolves; et al), Nathan Head (Ouijageist; Theatre of Fear; Virus of the Dead), Raven Lee (The Haunting of Annie Dyer), Andrew Coughlan (Survival Instinct), Evadne Fisher, Georgia Annable, Emmeline Kellie, M.J. Simpson (Toxic Apocalypse; Immune, Mr. Blades), Marcus Langford.

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Lust of the Vampire Girls is a 2017 American horror film written and directed by Matt Johnson (Ancient Evil XIV). The Some Hero Productions film stars Jeff Christensen, Cherish Dawn and Mary Etuk.

A man searches for his missing girlfriend, who has been abducted by a clan of vampires, led by an insane Nazi doctor. He must now battle this horde of bloodsuckers in order to retrieve the soul of the woman he loves, and save his own from eternal damnation…

The film, which is cited as an homage to European exploitation of the ’60s and ’70s, is being distributed by Wild Eye Releasing.

Main cast:

Jeff Christensen (American Gothic; Godsend), Cherish Dawn, Mary Etuk (Sorrow), Jami Kelly, Flo Median, Victor Medina, Dave Nilson, Bri Northem, Ashley Eliza Parker, Amy Savannah.

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Transhuman is a 2017 British science fiction horror film written and directed by Nicholas Winter. It stars Marc Bannerman, Steven Berkoff and Toyah Frantzen.

A young journalist delves into the underbelly of a transhumanist cult and discovers that it spans generations leading back to the Nazi’s during World War 2…

Reviews:

“Nothing really makes sense in Transhuman, which is a shame as the movie at least has ideas, and is occasionally filmed with a sharp eye. However, like its ungainly, biologically-refitted mutants, it’s a hot-potch that clunks along, leaving us with the lingering, unconsummated question: ‘What were they thinking?’” Benjamin Poole, The Movie Waffler

“It’s as if the filmmakers had some actors they wanted to work with and some lovely Spanish locations at their disposal and just cooked up a story to fit around them. But the story is ultra-thin, and so director Nicolas Winter fills the film with scenes of discussing where to go next, driving to that place, walking around that place, with morose orchestral music forever in the background.” Elliott Maguire, UK Horror Scene

“The characters lacked charisma. The bad guy was dorky. Things don’t pick up until the film is half over and by then you are numb with the Alex and Cassie (Rebecca Scott) story which dragged on. When the action does happen I had to ask after half a century or so, this guy has managed to “build an army” of what? A half dozen guys or so?” The Movie Guy

Main cast:

• Marc Bannerman
• Steven Berkoff – Fanged Up; Strippers vs. Werewolves; Dead Cert; The Cottage; Underworld; Slave Girls; Konga; The Flesh and the Fiends 
• Toyah Frantzen
• Natasha James
• Michael McKell – Outpost: Rise of the Spetsnaz; Urban Gothic (TV series); Blood (2000)
• Rebecca Scott – Pride and Prejudice and Zombies; The Quiet Ones

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Werewolves of the Third Reich is a 2017 British science fiction supernatural horror film written and directed by Andrew Jones (Cabin 28; The Toymaker; The Last House on Cemetery Lane; The Amityville Asylum; et al).

The North Bank Entertainment production stars Lee Bane, Kwame Augustine, Derek Nelson, and Darren Swain.

In Nazi Germany at the height of World War II, a ragtag group of American soldiers known as “The Fearless Four” are shipped off to a military prison for a variety of infractions, ranging from mutiny to murder.

While they’re being transported, Nazis attack the convoy, killing the military police, but the rebellious American soldiers manage to escape.

Travelling deep into rural Germany, the Americans stumble upon an SS experiment camp run by the notorious Doctor Mengele. They soon discover Mengele’s diabolical plan to fuse human and animal DNA to create an unstoppable army of Werewolf soldiers.

The Fearless Four are now the allied forces’ only hope of preventing Hitler’s Third Reich gaining the upper hand in the War. It’s a fight to the death and only the most brutal and merciless will survive…

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Main cast:

• Lee Bane … ‘Mad Dog’ Murphy – Cabin 28; The Toymaker; Theatre of Fear; The Amityville Asylum
• Kwame Augustine … ‘Reckless’ Reggie Brown
• Derek Nelson … Billy ‘The Butcher’
• Darren Swain … ‘Fighting Joe’ Kane
• Annabelle Lanyon … Helga Hammerstein – Bite; Blood and Bones; Dream Demon; Spooky (TV series)
• David France … Doctor Hammerstein
• Oliver Fritz … Adolf Hitler
• Dennis Farrin … Sergeant Peck
• Suzie Frances Garton … Ilsa Koch
• Gareth Lawrence …SS Officer Hess
• Patrick O’Donnell … SS Officer Schneider
• Lee Mark Jones … SS Officer Schreck
• Christopher Bennett … Camp 7 Inmate #3

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‘Welcome to the jungle’

Zombie Isle is a 2014 American horror film written and directed by Robert Elkins (Alien Swamp Beast; Zombie Croc; Backwoods 2: The Revenge of Caleb). It stars Tony Jones, Alyssa Wheaton and Kyle Billeter.

In the late 70’s, a group of college students and their professor venture onto an uninhabited island for a day of exploring flora, fauna and co-ed fun.

The class field trip quickly becomes a grisly nightmare as the students and faculty soon discover they are stranded and the island is crawling with ravenous, flesh-eating ghouls, reanimated as zombies by an insane Nazi scientist who can resurrect and control the dead.

Just when the slaughter levels out, a three-headed abomination comes out of hiding that even its creator can’t control…

Reviews:

” …even if the tongue is firmly in cheek in Zombie Isle, it stays away from ever becoming just moronic but remains a loving (if ironic) homage throughout. So fans of of vintage grindhouse cinema will probably find a lot to like about this movie…” Mike Haberfelner, Search My Trash

“There are moments when the effects are flubbed, mostly by showing the practical effect technique or aspect to clearly, giving away the illusion, but for the most part things work. The color effect and 70’s retro effect can be a bit distracting, but the sound effects dissolve any annoyance and really set things right…” A Southern Horror Fan

Main cast and characters:

• Kyle Billeter … Amie
• Dewey Collins … Peter
• Apryl Crowell … Laurie
• Susee Garcia … Zombie
• Riva Gijanto … Crazy Zombie
• Catherine Goodson … Cindy
• Leah Gosnell … Edie
• Crystal Howell … Heather
• Tony Jones … Professor Grant Foster
• Jerry E. Long … The Sheriff
• Jonathan Moody … Gabe
• Ken Peebles … Crazy Zombie
• Alyssa Wheaton … Vulnavia
• David S. Witt … Dr. Claude Von Wolff

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Grindhouse Nightmares is a 2017 British horror exploitation film directed by Richard Driscoll (Evil Calls: The Raven; Kannibal; The Comic). It stars Michael Madsen, Linnea Quigley and Brigitte Nielsen. Patrick Bergin and Steve Munroe are listed in the cast on IMDb but aren’t mentioned in the trailer.

“Welcome to the Grindhouse experience like it was meant to be, killer story lines and themes zig zig across the screen in Grind-O-Vision, a non-stop thrill ride of babes, guns, muscle cars, motorcycle shoot outs, rendezvous with the devil and much more.”

The film appears to include footage cannibalised from Driscoll’s previous films GrindHouse 2wo (2016, or probably the same film, retitled?) and Highway to Hell aka Eldorado (2012).

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‘Killing is child’s play’

The Revenge of Robert the Doll is a 2018 British supernatural horror film written, co-produced and directed by Andrew Jones (Werewolves of the Third Reich; The Toymaker; The Amityville Asylum; et al). The North Bank Entertainment production stars Gareth Lawrence, Lee Bane and Derek Nelson.

The movie is a sequel to Andrew Jones’ Robert (2015), The Curse of Robert (2016) and The Toymaker (2017).

Infamous killer doll Robert does battle with Hitler’s henchmen aboard a train in Nazi Germany…

A British DVD release is due on 19 March 2018.

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Main cast:

• Gareth Lawrence 
• Lee Bane
• Derek Nelson
• Harriet Rees
• Lee Mark Jones
• Eloise Oliver
• Natalie Louise Garcia
• Gwynfryn West
• Robert Graham
• Nicholas Anscombe
• Judith Haley
• Wes Ritter

Trivia:

The original title was The Legend of Robert the Doll

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‘The fear is growing’

Scarecrows of the Third Reich is a 2018 American horror film directed by Troy Fritz for Wild Boar Films.

At the end of WWII, Hitler ordered operation Scarecrow to a small SS outpost in the Seelow Heights of Germany. Nobody knew of the existence of this clandestine operation until seventy years later when FBI agent John Fox runs across a vigilante known as the Red Wolf. After killing the Red Wolf, Agent Fox learned the shocking secret of operation Scarecrow.

Fox then travels to Germany and meets Pastor Gabriel who unites Fox with a group of outlaws stuck on an SS outpost fighting the remnant Scarecrows of the Third Reich. Only they can save the world from this new evil that if undefeated could bring about a 4th Reich…

Scarecrows of the Third Reich is scheduled to be released on July 10, 2018, by the World Wide Multi Media.

At present, we have been unable to obtain any further production details and the movie is not yet on IMDb, although it does have a fledgling Facebook page.

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Jonathan – aka Vampire stern nicht – is a 1969 West German horror feature film directed by Hans W. Geißendörfer. The Iduna Film production stars Jürgen Jung, Hans-Dieter Jendreyko and Paul Albert Krumm. The impressive cinematography is provided by Robby Muller who later worked extensively with Wim Wenders.

Linking the rise of fascism to vampirism, the film takes place in the 19th century where vampires who are immune to sunlight have taken over the world. Human rebels band together for a battle of life and the control of the civilization…

Jonathan has only recently received a legitimate DVD release on the German Kinowelt label, unfortunately without English subtitles. Its slow arty approach may not be to all tastes but to many it represents a “lost classic” being heavily featured in many 1970’s reference books.

Reviews:

“The performances are for the most part merely functional with Jung not a particularly compelling protagonist; he’s not a bad actor, he’s just not given much to do than lead the audience through vignettes. As the Count, Krumm has his moments but he is less effective when speaking at length. Only Jendreyko’s performance could be described as lively…” Eric Cotenas, lovelockandload.net

“Essentially an art film, Jonathan is guilty of a few serious longueurs, together with some wilfully obtuse details. The vampires are attended by lilac-clad little girls whose synchronised movements are unintentionally comic, and scenes featuring a wheezing woodland hermit who decorates his shack with inverted crosses are trial to watch. Jonathan Rigby, Euro Gothic

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“The best part of this film is the look of it. This is one of those movies that amazes you with every shot. No matter what is going on, silly or serious, it all looks great. It sucks you in simply because you want to see the images that pass before your eyes. This film has tracking shots and haunting images that will stay with me forever”  D.B. Borroughs

“It just had a bunch of people in bad vampire makeup mumbling some political propaganda. My audience took it seriously — at first.” Wayne Malin

Image credits: Temple of Schlock

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‘Stop the unstoppable’

Overlord is a 2018 American supernatural action horror feature film directed by Julius Avery from a screenplay by Billy Ray and Mark L. Smith. J.J. Abrams (Cloverfield) and Lindsey Weber are producers.

The Bad Robot Productions movie stars Wyatt Russell, Bokeem Woodbine, Pilou Asbæk, Iain De Caestecker, John Magaro, Jacob Anderson and Hélène Cardona.

On the eve of D-Day, American paratroopers are dropped behind enemy lines to carry out a mission crucial to the invasion’s success. However, as they approach their target, they begin to realise there is more going on in this Nazi-occupied village than a simple military operation. They find themselves fighting against supernatural forces, part of a Nazi experiment…

Reviews:

“One just wishes that the film would have taken a few more risks with its storytelling since the premise is so far out there. As it stands, it’s a solid film that never reaches further than it has to, but if you’re looking for a Nazi-killing gore-fest, then you’re bound to find something to like here.” Trace Thurman, Bloody Disgusting

” …it seems reluctant to fully commit to the monster bit, wavering between B-movie glory and a straight up soldier story. There are flourishes of fabulously gnarly practical effects and disturbing mad scientist designs but only tastes, never a whole meal. The film also plays pretty fast and loose with the rules of its sci-fi wonders…” Haleigh Foutch, Collider

“Pairing some of the spirit of schlocky Nazi-sploitation fare with a top-flight young cast and better-than-solid filmmaking, the movie is more mainstream that the midnight fare it sounds like on paper, if only by a bit. Horror fans should cheer, as will admirers of the ensemble’s up-and-coming cast.” John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter

“Yes, this is a B-movie produced with studio resources about American soldiers battling Nazi zombies in WWII. But despite some underdeveloped characters and obvious B-movie tropes, Overlord goes beyond the call of duty with a riveting story that digs far deeper than this material usually goes for.” Kalyn Corrigan, IndieWire

“It’s mysterious, action-packed, funny, rousing and purely enjoyable. All things we’ve come to know and love Abrams for packing into his productions. But that’s not to take anything away from director Julius Avery. While Abrams gave him the ball to run with, and surely some guidance along the way, Avery establishes himself here as a man who carries a certain edge.” Ryan Scott, Movieweb

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‘From Beauty to BEAST!’

She Demons is a 1958 American horror film directed and co-written by Richard E. Cunha (Missile to the Moon; Frankenstein’s Daughter). Made in a tongue-in-cheek style of Men’s adventure magazines, Nazisploitation and Island of Lost Souls, the film was distributed by Astor Pictures as a double feature with Cunha’s Giant from the Unknown. It stars Irish McCalla (Hands of a Stranger), Tod Griffin, Victor Sen Yung (TV’s Night Gallery), Rudolph Anders (The Snow Creature; Frankenstein 1970) and Gene Roth (Attack of the Giant Leeches).

During a tropical storm a pleasure boat is shipwrecked on an uncharted island and presumed sunk with all hands. The radio possessed by the four survivors can only receive but not transmit and they discover the island will soon be used by naval aircraft as a bombing target.

Finding strange human footprints and hearing the sound of drums, three of the party explore the island that they discover is populated by deformed humanoids who are the product of scientific experiments by a party of Nazis led by a mad scientist war criminal who rules the island…

Reviews:

“She Demons has become a full-blown cult classic. Richard Cunha has packed a lot of schlock into his 76 minutes of low-budget mayhem – laughable dialogue, Nazis who flog girls, a mad scientist called “The Butcher”, a hurricane, ugly female monsters wearing cheap rubber masks, island castaways, a volcanic eruption, a henchman named Igor (played by Gene Roth, one time Three Stooges villain), stock footage from One Million BC, bombs, female sex serum, stereotypical racist gags, campy dancing by cute native girls, a not-too-hunky hero who just happens to be a scientist, and Irish McCalla in a cocktail gown… ” Terrororstralis

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“Slow pacing intrudes during the final third … but don’t let that keep you from the many highlights, including scantily-clad dancing jungle girls, stock footage of every possible natural disaster you can think of, a “stone” wall that shakes when somebody slams into it, an obvious stunt double, a disappearing/reappearing bikini top on a torture victim, and, of course, the ridiculously disgusting-looking “demons”. David Ellroy Goldweber, Claws & Saucers

“Caves are provided by lots of stone walls made from crumpled paper, and a few angles once again in Bronson Caves. All are filmed flatly, using the fewest camera setups necessary to display the action. It’s all there: silly native dances that look like watered-down burlesque, the stunt double for Tod Griffin who has completely a mismatched build and hair, and stock Germans that prance around in shiny uniforms that should have worn out years before.” Glenn Erickson, DVD Talk

“Far better production values than the majority of drive-in jungle pictures, but with all the clichés thankfully intact; ominously distant drums, choreographed blue-eyed native dancing slave girls in skimpy outfits, the love-hate guy/girl thing, a mad German scientist, a rich-bitch blonde in tight-fitting clothes, zombies washing up on shore, Nazi’s … it’s hard to go wrong with uniformed Nazi’s.” Willard’s Wormholes

Choice dialogue:

“These footprints go in a circle — maybe the natives down here are getting onto this rock ‘n’ roll kick!”

“That was your fatal mistake, American swine!”

“Who’d want a wife with our face?”

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Cast and characters:

• Irish McCalla … Jerrie Turner
• Tod Griffin … Fred Maklin
• Victor Sen Yung … Sammy Ching
• Rudolph Anders … Col. Karl Osler
• Gene Roth … Igor
• Leni Tana … Mona Osler
• Charles Opunui … Kris Kamana
• The Diane Nellis Dancers … The She Demons

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‘Frozen alive for 20 years! Now they return from their icy graves to seek vengeance!’

The Frozen Dead is a 1966 British science fiction horror feature film written, produced and directed by Herbert J. Leder (It!; Doomsday Machine; Fiend Without a Face). The movie stars Dana Andrews, Anna Palk and Philip Gilbert.

Hammer horror regulars Don Banks (The Evil of Frankenstein; The Reptile; The Mummy’s Shroud) composed the strident score, whilst Scott MacGregor (Taste the Blood of Dracula; The Vampire Lovers; Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell)provided the art direction. Although shot in Eastmancolor, US distributors Warner-Seven Arts chose to release it in black and white to save money duplicating prints!

For twenty years, unrepentant Nazi scientist Doctor Norberg (Dana Andrews) has been experimentally thawing frozen Nazi soldiers who have been kept in suspended animation at his English country estate since the end of World War II. He is awaiting his superiors, General Lubeck (Karel Stepanek) and Captain Tirptiz (Basil Henson), who have been told by Norberg’s assistant Karl (Alan Tilvern) that Norberg’s experiments have been a complete success.

Unfortunately, they haven’t been. Norberg can thaw the body but not the brain. All he can produce are zombie-like beings who can do no more than endlessly repeat the memory of just one action from their past. The worst of them, Prisoner no. 3 (Edward Fox), is extremely violent. And is Norberg’s brother….

Reviews:

“We’re only treated to one rampaging Nazi zombie (as played by Edward Fox, no less), but even he’s a bit crap. However, it’s worth noting that the “Elsa’s head in a box” scenes are incredibly effective, and almost make it worth seeking out the film by themselves. Bathed in an eerie blue light and glaring balefully at her captors, she’s the real star of the show.” British Horror Films

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“Dana Andrews is actually quite good in this mess, giving his character of Dr. Norberg some layers that went above and beyond the call of duty for a film of this caliber. Character actor Alan Tilvern plays a goofy Igor-like character who manages to spice things up by going bat-guano crazy. It’s too bad the rest of the movie didn’t give these two more to work with.” Victor Medina, Cinelinx

“The Brain That Wouldn’t Die is noteworthy for Virginia Leith’s talkative, taunting performance as that film’s body-less head. In The Frozen Dead, the honor goes to Kathleen Breck as the hapless Elsa. Her subtler, more tortured and mostly mimed performance is actually quite good, in unrealistic surroundings realistically expressing the horror of finding oneself disembodied and at the mercy of loopy scientists.” Stewart Galbraith IV, DVD Talk

“Seriously, folks: despite being an enjoyably bad B-movie, The Frozen Dead has a somewhat disturbing quality to it that won’t let you forget about it. But, of course, on the upside, we do get to see a wall of severed arms come to life and strangle Nazis. I mean, you can’t go wrong with that, right?” Luigi Bastardo, Cinema Sentries

“The best things about this unscary movie are the art direction and the living head which features prominently in the production.” Alan Frank, The Horror Film Handbook

Choice dialogue:

“Bury me, bury me…”

Cast and characters:

• Dana Andrews … Dr. Norberg – Night of the Demon
• Anna Palk … Jean Norberg – Tower of Evil; The Nightcomers; The Earth Dies Screaming
• Philip Gilbert … Dr. Ted Roberts
• Kathleen Breck … Elsa Tenney
• Karel Stepanek … General Lubeck
• Basil Henson … Dr. Tirpitz
• Alan Tilvern … Karl Essen
• Anne Tirard … Mrs. Schmidt
• Edward Fox … Prisoner #3, Norberg’s Brother
• Oliver MacGreevy … Joseph the Butler
• Tom Chatto … Inspector Witt
• John Moore … Bailey the Station Master
• Charles Wade … Alfie the Porter

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