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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Trying to salvage an evening after a dull party, a group of English mods and their American friend, Chris (Frankie Avalon), decide to pay a visit to a supposedly haunted mansion. They lock themselves in, and, following a seance, one of them is brutally killed. Realizing the killer must be one of their own, unofficial ringleader Chris prevails on everyone to bury the body and keep quiet. It's only after the police begin investigating that the group decides to ferret out the killer.
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The best part of this film is the acid (no pun intended) critical treatment of the sixties thing. It shows so clearly that most of the 60s, that is remembered fondly as "rebellious", was actually commercially produced -- the posters, the clothes, the decadent lifestyle. A few people really went to communes, but the majority were just middle class and up consumers of styles that were being mass produced. The "music industry" was also in high gear already, manufacturing heroes for consumption like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Apparently, Quentin Tarantino is a fan of this film. An interesting time-capsule worth watching. Having Frankie Avalon in the cast makes the parody that much sharper.
One would have thought that after butchering Gary with the Gurkha knife, Richard would have been splattered by so much blood that the other's would most definitely have noticed...yet not a drop of blood on him. Also after he stabs Chris in his family jewels, he has only a small amount of blood on the side of his clothes that can be seen as he exists the house, yet the amount of blood gushing out like a fountain from a slaughtered Chris would most definitely have drenched him. The other oddity, was when Kellet went to look for the lighter. Did Richard spend his all of his time each full moon prowling the old house waiting for someone to come along? Or was Kellet just unlucky to randomly turn up to look for the lighter to find Chris waiting for him?
Still, I'm just being picky, as it's a great British horror film from the 60's. Loved it! Thanks for the upload.
I watched this film on UA-cam a few years ago, then it disappeared. Delighted to see that it's back! Thanks so much! :)
Great to hear the music, see the fashions, and cars of the 60,s and some famous faces, and the empty roads , the film wasn’t,t bad either
Although it is quite clearly tainted by a troubled (and much documented) production, this film retains flashes of bona fide Horror brilliance! There are at least two masterfully shot scenes here. The first is the killing of Gary (Mark Wynter) which is among the most brutal ever seen in a British production. It's somewhat akin to Janet Leigh's death in "Psycho" in that it's the unexpected killing of a character whom the director deliberately misleads the audience into thinking would be the star. The second standout scene is the exchange between Richard (Julian Barnes) & Chris (Frankie Avalon) where the former "tells a story" (which admitedly wasn't part of the director's original script) & we're then held in suspense as the knife which killed Gary earlier resurfaces from below the frame...but which of the two men is holding it? Watch this minor gem to find out!
After all Richard was a ghost or a killer and we saw earlier in the movie that the big knife moved by itself. I don't understand, I have some questions too
@@ApostolosKolivas the original title of the film was "The Dark". That may provide some answers as to the way the knife was shown earlier in the film as quite literally "moving in the dark". I honestly think that Richard was possessed by whatever was in the house which allowed him to move stealthily during the early kills. It was only during the final kill that he took full responsibility for himself & no longer needed to be possessed in order to act out his violent fantasies. Hence why we see him holding the knife. The possession brought forth what was already inside of him. Many stories of possession touch upon that. It's not that the entity makes their host do things out of character. It's that they feed upon their host's darkest impulses & exploit them.
@@SSS.1984 OKAY THANK U SIR
And good evening from Greece
I read that the original casting choice for the murderer in this film was a then unknown David Bowie. But his management told him to turn it down as playing a killer would be bad for his career.
Wise move I reckon!
LUCKY THERE WAS A MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE
Lucky the House was Blessed too!!
Was waiting for Sid James to pop up as the scary old man..
@@matjust5523 bet he was angry when Mike returned with his blood spattered fur waistcoat.
Eddie Yates ugly wife from cOronation Street.
wasn't it the man causing all the trouble ?
In that brief pre credit shot, it sounded like some Midnight Cowboy was havin' a good ol' time.
I would have to say this is an accurate portrayal of the styles, attitudes and the way we lived in the mid 60's. reminds me why as a kid i was willing to leave it all to become cannon fodder in a far off asian country of landless peasant farmers, who had a fascinating beautiful culture, and were bravely defending their way of life, and their homes, modest as they were.
john gillon John!! How poignant. Would love to hear more of your story.
@@southernforestgypsy Guess he didn't want to tell it!
It was released in 1969, so probably that's why :)
Enjoyed this tremendously. Certainly my era and a film I'd never seen before. Thanks a million.
The old British horrors are the best
The most atmospheric.
The true horror was the acting !
That is so funny (and true). But isn't' that the charm of it?
Wow, the picture is crisp & clear.
Very enjoyable movie.
Tigon who made this,also made Witchfinder General and Blood On Satan's Claw,two bona fide classics of the genre, the former starring Vincent Price,who had many run ins with director Michael Reeves during the making of the film,however he ultimately paid tribute to the young director for drawing one of his best performances from him.Reeves tragically died young in his early twenties from an accidental overdose of barbiturates
Love the channel keep them coming .want more horror :)
Another little gem. Thank you 👏🏽
Continuity howler: At 9:32 Henry (Robin Stewart) is one of 2 people escorting Gary away from the pub to the party. At 10:38 we see them arrive at the flat with Peter opening the door: Henry & Peter helping Gary to an upstairs bedroom at 10:59. The problem is that before they arrive there is a scene in the flat at 9:46 with Chris, Sheila & Richard sitting together, and Henry is already in the flat sitting with them!!
Must have an identically dressed twin brother 🤔good spot!👍
Your channel is awesome, thanks for letting me subscribe!!
Brilliant! I've been hoping to see this again for ages!
First saw this years ago and remember being shocked by the ending.
Enjoyed that. Very good movie. I love all of them. Thanks for them.
Good channel with some great old films! Thanks for uploading!
10:08: The horror in this film is those 60's British teeth......
We still don’t have good dentists 🤣
What a very strange bunch - I began to consider it justified when they started getting slaughtered...
Hello, good evening from Greece, almost three o'clock after midnight. I didn't understand one thing, after all was Richard a ghost or a killer or maybe a ghost killer?I also want to say that the movie was very good, the direction was excellent. The acting of the actors was wonderful and I also really liked the music in the movie And the sets and decorations in the movie were very nice like a good old movie. Thank you very much good night and have a nice, beautiful, wonderful and blessed weekend. Thanks ❤
Great film enjoyed it immensely.
After all Richard was a ghost or a killer and we saw earlier in the movie that the big knife moved by itself. I don't understand, I have some questions too
bob wears a hat in a car.
no wonder she's walking.
That was groovy! Keep them coming....
These boys girls have the courage to go out in the night but no courage to take decision
There's a big difference between courage and stupidity
Love George Sewell. Great, and underrated actor.
He had a long and successful career in drama and comedy on the stage,film and tv.Never underrated.
No-one commenting on the sex noises at the very start?
I think it is like quadrophenia 🛵 🛵 🛵 where the beginning is the end , I think that's the last victim trying to escape , 🎯🕵️
Dependant on how sexy you think those noises where on a scale of 1-10...
You upload the BEST films ever. Thank you.
I think the murder weapon was a Kukri? Used by the Gurkhas
this story has more holes in it than a string vest. I can't believe I sat through the whole film.
Was expecting Timothy claypole from rent a ghost to pop out and tell it how it was going to be . Certainly was a bird out of its nest on a trip .
This was initially intended to have Boris Karloff as a guest star and scenes with Frankie Avalon were added for American audiences after the film was completed.
Awesome
That's very interesting.
Maybe I read that wrong but am I right in thinking that an american was added to the film, so that americans could have an american in it to relate to, otherwise they wouldn't be able to watch a film peopled by non-americans?
If so, that's wildly cute! ha ha ha ha.
If not, cool - I like Frankie Avalon anyway.
@@NOWtheband AIP was absolutely insistent upon it.
@@davidfarley7285 - Ha ha, amazing! That's wildly cute!
:-)
@@NOWtheband They needed an American in it so bad. After all, it was American-International. I like Frankie, too and he made a good psycho killer in BLOODSONG.
'Uncle Bob' was the most unlikely love interest that a swinging '60s dolly bird could be seen with and why wasn't his body found?
so in 1969 a pretty girl could leave a house in the middle of nowhere late at night and just ask a total stranger for a lift???
Not really, there were r@pists back then too.
Why haven't I seen this before?? Brilliant stuff lol 😀😀😀😀👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great channel,so pleased I’ve found it.
THE SCARIEST PART OF THE MOVIE IS THESE ‘YOUTHS’ WERE SUPPOSED TO BE TEENAGERS, ACCORDING TO IMDB 😂
just seen this for te first time and wow, he is chasing the woman round a dark house at NIGHT, along a dark stairwell, the moon goes behind a cloud and suddenly hi is scared of the dark
Ooh haven’t seen this one before!
Sixties fashions --- the BEST. How well I remember the white boots --- and the hair-pieces which never quite matched the colour of your own hair. Happy days -- TAKE ME BACK.
Sounds like a climatic start to a movie.
This was fab!
Love this one
Looks like lemon was the in colour everybody is wearing it wether its a tie, a jumper, a shirt or a dress
Not even in the ' it's so bad it's good ' category, lol. The majority of the budget must have been spent on gallons of Kensington Gore. And to think that as a young teen this kind of film would scare the bejaysus out of me.
Something about that guy's face reminded me of the son of Chucky, the guy who was killing people.
That’s why E’s made parties fun :)
Why does Bob get pissed about the lighter going missing?
Utterly TERRIFYING -and that's just the fashions!
love the product placement ad for 'norvic' shoes @1.26. 54.
It's like Monty Python did a ghost movie.
??? Monty Python is nothing like this film
I wish that would have actually happened
Thanks for uploading . The year the film was made is worth nothing , could we have this in the introductions please .
Agreed, I always want to know the year of release - this one was 1969.
I say we go for a walk and take a bottle of whiskey and nuts with us and go to this deserted house and see if it really is haunted. And of course also to have Don't forget to take blankets and candles and also your enemy that when we leave, let's leave the enemies inside the house
Thanks alot....
11:56 That's 'Coronation Street's' Veronica Doran, who played Eddie Yeats' fiance/bride florist Marion Willis, in his last days as Hilda and Stan Ogden's lodger in 1983/'84.
36:28, sure that mantle piece makes an appearance in Tony Tenser's other tour de force from 68, The Curse of the Crimson Altar
These two guys are interrogating so ordinarily. They said be thrown of the police department. Again that big mouth is blabering
Amazing candles they had in the 70s
This is so awful that it's really enjoyable.
You want to watch Konga for that, this films just naff. Can't believe it's got a bells and whistles commentary dvd release. Must be nostalgia.
Super Film Dankeschön 😊 😊 👍 👍 👌 👌 👏 👏 👏
I first saw this film years ago when I was a kid on TV very late one night. Funny really, what little I remember of it everything was in almost complete darkness.
Classic
“We’ve gotta figure this out for ourselves.”
Um, why?
George Sewell Control freak!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i do not know why I enjoy this film buy I do must be something to do with swinging 60s in London and Love and Peace is all around us until you go to dome old deserted old house in the country. Thanks for the upload and the memories.
Creepy good ole fashioned story😬
Julian Barnes.(richard) is a cutie here.
utterly sh*te, not worth watching
Fantastic cheese.Gory murder(for the time)Frankie Avalon too old even for these(ahem!)'teenagers'.Karloff meant for the police inspector role,but unwell.Director Armstrong wanted to make a cynical satire on selfish youth culture,but film taken from him,cut and additional scenes shot by Gerry Levy.He shot everything featuring George Sewell,which feels out of place(as does the song Responsibility,which seems at least a decade out of date!).
44:15 - Or we locked someone in here with us! Black Christmas* (Xmas - remake) style, killer in the house all along!!
*Also a good watch if you've not seen, a bit better than this, not that I've finished watching this yet! :D
Billy Connolly's wife Pamela Stephenson (Linda) is in this, damn. She was also born in New Zealand, my home country (marely an observation). Typically cheesy flick, but enjoyable nonetheless.
Who was Linda, I don't recall her?
@@Cervando - I think he means Linda Blair, Tony Blair's sista (but I'm just guessing)
@@NOWtheband But he said Pamela Stephenson played 'Linda'?
@@Cervando - i know, it's my silly sense of humour
;-)
I think you watched the wrong movie Chris - don't see any Linda credited and Pam S isn't in this. lol
Cacete , um pré slasher , muito bem feito , ótimo filme porra
What about the F***** SOUND or have they gone on strike??
Not a single comment.
Hello (no longer true)
First.
Carol Dilworth? Chesney Hawkes’s mum I think…..🤔
That stupid, lead role (self assumed) talks non-existant sense and others forced to listen
😖
The girl talks like Eva lingerie exactly nbnw yes
Really does worry me ,the mindset of some of the posts that say this is a good film !....It is absolute crap .
It is bloody awful. Oh well, no accounting for taste I suppose.
Obviously you don't appreciate a good old! Horror tale :-)
Filmmaking as an art form was a lot different back then. Just because it’s cornier than you are used too doesn’t mean it’s bad. This was just how movies were made back then. I’m sure some movies now will be considered grade a cheese in the future. That’s the real fun of finding these old movies, though. You get a little look about what entertainment was like back then!
Then again, this movie really took a long time before the first death. OOF. Really damn slow and corny. Still, it was a sign of the times back then.
S. Albertsen no it’s just rubbish
Eva lingerie north by northwest
Did they really make movies this bad?
They make them this bad now
@gary jones I agree, This is one Pop movie from the late sixties......there are worse
The plot don't work everyone would think the Yank did it because he don't want to call the cops , but then most moves these days don't have a plot .
*great
Not as far as I know.
Ooh haven’t seen this one before!