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The Mad Ghoul *** (1943, George Zucco, David Bruce, Evelyn Ankers, Turhan Bey, Robert Armstrong, Charles McGraw, Milburn Stone, Rose Hobart) – Classic Movie Review 6130
‘A NEW SENSATION IN HORROR!’ It’s a bit of an old sensation, but anyway, a good sensation. Director James P Hogan’s 1943 Universal horror movie tells the enjoyably ghoulish tale of a psychotic scientist, Dr Alfred […]
Oct, 23
The Ghoul ** (1975, Peter Cushing, John Hurt, Alexandra Bastedo) – Classic Movie Review 2906
Director Freddie Francis’s 1975 British horror movie is an unusual, strenuous tale of terror in the attic, with the odd imaginative touch glittering among a generous helping of horror-movie clichés. Anthony Hinds’s plot is certainly […]
Sep, 13
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