Your Favourite Horror Film from 1967

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

The Something Weird Video release is teamed up with "A Thousand Pleasures" which is more in the vein of the "Flesh Trilogy".

Thanks.

[Heloch Corbeau]

I would love to see 'Corruption' released, it was made in 1967 but it's best seen in a version (availale only in France seemingly) called 'Laser Killer'. The movie starring the awesome Peter Cushing and dishy Sue Llloyd is potentially the forerunner to many exploitative medical horrors generated by Franju's 'Les Yeux Sans Visage'. I only managed to see this on a bootleg and I was amazed how graphic it was. Fortunately it was uncut and featured scenes that were excised from most prints and that Peter Cushing denied filming. It's drop jaw stuff especially seeing Cushing who is so graceful doing some nasty things to a prostitute in order to extract her pituitary gland. This I fear would never get a whistle a bells treatment. It's bloody good stuff though !!! A must see for genre fans also.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

I've never seen Corruption, Heloch, but am a huge fan of Franju's Les Yeux Sans Visage so put me down as another who'd be interested in seeing this get released

[Heloch Corbeau]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply , please check out the review of the uncut version on this link to give you a flavour :

Ooops just found out I need to have made 15 posts before I can do this (???) I am sure it makes sense but it is a little frustrating.

If you go into google and key in the words celluloid teapot corruption , then it brings up a decent review as well as screenshots and a censorship history.


Enjoy .

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Heloch Corbeau

Hi,

Thanks for the reply , please check out the review of the uncut version on this link to give you a flavour :

Ooops just found out I need to have made 15 posts before I can do this (???) I am sure it makes sense but it is a little frustrating.

If you go into google and key in the words celluloid teapot corruption , then it brings up a decent review as well as screenshots and a censorship history.


Enjoy .

Thanks Heloch

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

If it wasn't for Polanski, Quatermass and the Pit would be my favourite but, just as with Repulsion, Polanski shows how horror-comedies should be done with The Fearless Vampire Killers.

[Gojirosan]

Quatermass And The Pit - for sure!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

If it wasn't for Polanski, Quatermass and the Pit would be my favourite but, just as with Repulsion, Polanski shows how horror-comedies should be done with The Fearless Vampire Killers.

Fell asleep watching The Fearless Vampire Killers last night. I don't know why but i always do - couldn't tell you what happens in the film after about 35 mins, don't think i have ever got further than that.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Fell asleep watching The Fearless Vampire Killers last night. I don't know why but i always do - couldn't tell you what happens in the film after about 35 mins, don't think i have ever got further than that.

You should probably watch it in the early afternoon after a big cup of espresso!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

You should probably watch it in the early afternoon after a big cup of espresso!

True, i didn't even start it till 1.30am, no wonder really.