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 Crucible of Terror (DVD)
 Crucible of Terror (DVD) ... released 2007-05-28 at Cinema Club / Features of the DVD: PALNewest Review: ... to try and buy some of Victor's art. Unwisely, they both take their pretty wives along with them. And then people start dying ... more ... under mysterious circumstances...
The basic premise - an artist killing women to use in his art - has been wheeled out many times before, usually in films about waxwork museums. But this wobbles about all over the place trying to inject some novelty into the formula. The murders are committed by an unseen character, almost in the style of a giallo, and to the film's credit, the final plot revelations are impressively random. The only other thing the film has going for it is that it's filmed in often lovely countrysi...more |
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Crucible of Terror [DVD] [1972]
Release Date: 2007 - 05 - 28, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over, Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11
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Crucible of Terror (DVD): Ranting Raven (778 words)
by - written on 23/03/09 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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A review of just the film - the DVD costs a waaay too expensive £13 on amazon and has no extras. This is a British horror film made in 1971. It is comprehensively disappointing. It was a vehicle for a chap named Mike Raven, a disc jockey on Radio 1 who fancied himself a horror star. He did a couple of unsuccessful bit parts for Hammer and Amicus, and took the lead in two films he part-funded himself, this being one of them. He then retired, probably wisely. 'DJ vanity project' is a particularly shabby reason for a film to exist, so the dice are loaded against this one before it even starts. An artist named Victor is seen killing his model and ... Read the complete review
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