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vipvip

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23 Oct 2012, 7:29pm

um puco arrepiador

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Johnny Nodepth

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19 Oct 2012, 12:50pm

Critics trashed The Old Dark House but I like it and it's one of my favorite films.

Related to: The Old Dark House (1962)

Melmoth_the_wanderer

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18 Oct 2012, 6:36pm

Dr Dee, Pendle, Daemonology.....right up my street and so far enjoying it greatly - although isn the line `I never believed in the Soul.' said Elizabeth. at the top of page 160 actually spoken by Alice??

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Wolfbanechick

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14 Oct 2012, 7:12pm

Absolutely love it !

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Mummy66

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12 Oct 2012, 12:59pm

Easily the best out of The Mummy movies and maybe the best Hammer film. Not only is the Hammer "style" out in full force during this movie but but the acting, sets and, most importantly, the pace are 2nd to none. Christopher Lee coming out of the muddy waters is downright iconic. You can really see where some of todays directors get their “unstoppable foe” from as this mummy gets shot, stabbed and shot again… and still keeps coming. I’m hoping that Hammer brings this to US Blu Ray while Lee can still do any kind of extras he can. There are very few horror icons left and it would be a shame if we couldn’t get his word on things.

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leon.rosser1

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09 Oct 2012, 8:33pm

Good film but i think it lacks alot compared to the original first one the mummy , probally because of the acting off christopher lee and peter cushing in the first one is hard to top

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leon.rosser1

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09 Oct 2012, 8:29pm

Definently one of the more main stream hammer horror movies and an excellent one , really Like Peter Cushing and Christopher lee's acting in this one!

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redwhiteblue

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06 Oct 2012, 8:43pm

This is almost like soft porn, rather than a horror film. Not as good as Twins of Evil or The Vampire Lovers. I'm sure even the presence of Peter Cushing couldn't save this one.

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redwhiteblue

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06 Oct 2012, 8:41pm

The name Barbara Shelley in the cast list caught my eye, but shame there is no information on this one.

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redwhiteblue

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06 Oct 2012, 8:40pm

By this stage, the gravel pit desert setting was looking too threadbare, but the gorgeous interior production design, photography and Michael Ripper make it worth watching.

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