The Devil's Bride with Christopher Lee ( as a good guy for a change!)

Haha yeah that was hilarious

The Virgin of Nuremberg (1963)

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Antonio Margheriti was just warming up with his gothic castle spooky film skills with this one before going on to create the classics, The Long Hair of Death and Castle of Blood. None the less, this is an enjoyable cobwebbed tale of Hooded Killers, Nazi Torture and a goose stepping Chris Lee. Might make a good double bill with the seteroid soaked shocker, The Crimson Executioner.

the Abominable Snowman with Peter Cushing.

A little slow in the beginning but it picks up when they get up in the mountains. Cushing was great as always.

Didn't watch it but saw a copy of Herschell Gordon Lewis's GRUESOME TWOSOME at a local second hand video store today. Anyone see it? Is it worth the $7.00 price tag?

Any thing by Herschell Gordon Lewis is worth $7.
When HG shoots a talking head sequence he does it right :-)

Gruesome Twosome was the first HG Lewis film I watched. Great stuff definitely worth $7.

The Last Man on Earth

Had a silent film day on Sat. The Man Who Laughs, Nosferatu and Phantom of the Opera.

Finally got around to seeing House on Haunted Hill, the old one, of course. It was as schlocky as I expected it to be. Interesting to see they used the classic Ennis Brown house for the exterior shots. As a horror movie this one was rather flat, but I kind of expected that. So many of the horror movies of that era were. The one thing I liked about it is the fate of Price's character, usually movies from the 50's usually reserve a unkind fate for such a conniving character.