Top Ten Tuesdays

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

There's three there I've never even heard of. Sister of Ursula, Last House on the Beach and Natalie??
It has been a while but I thought Terror a bit poop. I have it in the Norman J.Warren Coffin set from ABUK. Of the four films I really liked Satan's Slave and Inseminoid but found Terror and Prey in particular to be awful.

Shameless released Ursula not too long ago.

I personally really like Terror and Prey. Warren can do little wrong where I'm concerned!

Here's my 1978: Ranked in the hope it offers up some inspiration, J.

Grease is number 52 out of 52... sorry Justin!

[mr 420]

In no particular order:

The Living Dead At The Manchester Morgue.
From Beyond The Grave.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Young Frankenstein.
Flesh For Frankenstein.
Stone.
The Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser.
The Beast Must Die.
Zardoz.
Lone Wolf And Cub: White Heaven In Hell.

Others of merit:

The Black Windmill.
Act of Vengence.
The Parallax View.
School of the Holy Beast.
The Streetfighter series.
The Sister Streetfighter series.
Truck Turner.
9 lives of Fritz the Cat.
Confessions of a Window Cleaner.
Sugar Hill.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by mr 420

In no particular order:

The Living Dead At The Manchester Morgue.
From Beyond The Grave.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Young Frankenstein.
Flesh Fror Frankenstein.
Stone.
The Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser.
The Beast Must Die.
Zardoz.
Lone Wolf And Cub: White Heaven In Hell.

Others of merit:

The Black Windmill.
Act of Vengence.
The Parallax View.
School of the Holy Beast.
The Streetfighter series.
The Sister Streetfighter series.
Truck Turner.
9 lives of Fritz the Cat.
Confessions of a Window Cleaner.
Sugar Hill.

1974

don't be leaving the year off

[nosferatu42]

Well that screws up my list, how did i leave off manchester morgue?

[nosferatu42]

(new) Top Ten 1974

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Young Frankenstein
Female Trouble
Phantom Of The Paradise
From Beyond The Grave
Blood For Dracula
Frightmare
The Mutations
Zardoz
Living dead at the Manchester Morgue

[Rik]

I love Manchester Morgue, I quite fancy taking a trip to see some of the locations next year, it's only a couple of hours away from here

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

I love Manchester Morgue, I quite fancy taking a trip to see some of the locations next year, it's only a couple of hours away from here

Screw the morgue...i'd just visit Fopp.

I'm not even sure exactly where it was filmed. Is there a location guide? The Lake District is a big area.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Shameless released Ursula not too long ago.

I personally really like Terror and Prey. Warren can do little wrong where I'm concerned!

Here's my 1978: Ranked in the hope it offers up some inspiration, J.

Grease is number 52 out of 52... sorry Justin!

Just an observation, B_E.

You spend tens of pounds on Mardi Gras Massacre (No 49). Does this mean that if Code Red released Grease (No 52 - a mere three places below MGM) that you'd hunt it down on Diabolik.

We have to know!!!

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Screw the morgue...i'd just visit Fopp.



I'm not even sure exactly where it was filmed. Is there a location guide? The Lake District is a big area.

There is, although despite being set in the Lake District, and having a title with Manchester in it, the majority of the exteriors were shot in the Peak District

http://www.movie-locations.com/movie...tml#hathersage

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

There is, although despite being set in the Lake District, and having a title with Manchester in it, the majority of the exteriors were shot in the Peak District

Film locations for The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue (1974)

Thanks Rik. Seems it was shot all over the place.