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Post subject: Thanks Brit
 Posted: Jun 08, 2008 - 11:49 AM
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The House That Dripped Blood is as good as I remember.  |
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Post subject: Re: Thanks Brit
Posted: Jun 12, 2008 - 04:32 PM
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| BWW wrote: | | The House That Dripped Blood is as good as I remember. |
I have to say it is one of my favorites, yes it is tongue in cheek, yes the "special" effects are not brilliant ( especially the Waxwork heads in the Peter Cushing story).In saying that the acting makes up for it, and it looks to me like they all had a lot of fun making the movie.
So which was your favorite story..?.I have to say for me "Sweets to the Sweet" is a great contender. Seeing a big man like Christopher Lee out of character , we expect him to be the evil one actually scared of a little 9 year old girl is priceless.Great twist at the end of the story.
I like the tongue in cheek poke, at the whole low budget vampire movie genre in the Jon Pertwee "The Cloak" story. As the actor who has supposedly played Vampires for years, and thinks he is an expert suddenly out of his depth when he becomes one for real.
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