I couldn't wait to watch The Night Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave, but I must admit I preferred The Red Queen Kills Seven Times.

I didn't like either of them.

:D

I just couldn't resist....

http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...ff/atcotd1.jpg http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m.../atcotd2-1.jpg

That was clearly meant to be.

Oh, it looks so good, when's the date again? or am I dreaming?

Permision to make that my Avatar, sir! :clap:
That's just meant to be, a match made in heaven!

That's awesome Kyle! Both art options look fantastic (especially that second one!). I know it would attract sneering from the "Well I imported that ages ago so meh!" crowd (who forget that a lot of people, who aren't necessarily genre fans, do their dvd shopping on the high street) but I would love it if Shameless were to release this, even though I do already own the Shriek Show version.

I found a copy. I liked it. I thought the London setting suited it well, and Ivan Rassimov (previously known to me as Darth Vader's Italian stepbrother Lord Graal in the Humanoid) was a suitably sinister killer. Fenech looked bloody good, but it did seem to be full of celebrity lookalikes.
Julian Ugarte a bit like Peter O'Toole
And having seen Jorge Rigaud embedded to my brain as the elderly Count in Horror Express, I was amazed by his resemblance to Wilfrid Hyde-White in this little pic.
There were some weaknesses, personally the fat Alsatian guard dogs look too much like my own pets. Not a typical giallo but a fine piece of epxloitation filmmaking and with an excellent Bruno Nicolai score