Night of the Ghoul (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... the death of his wife. Like all good horror films the story soon turns to tragedy as murders and gruesome goings on start ... more
... to take place. To complicate matters (and provide more potential victims) the other hapless couple eventually turn up and the story reaches a gory finale.
What is Dr Lawrence hiding in the locked attic room? Does the strange Indian servant know more than she is letting on? Has Lawrence's interest in Indian cults have anything to do with it? Will the young innocents survive?
Well you can probably answer all those questions without even seeing the film but I'm not going to give any more away.
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Night of the Ghoul (DVD): There's Something Nasty In The Attic! (1345 words)by - written on 10/11/07, updated on 18/06/09 (Very useful, 216 readings)
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(FILM ONLY REVIEW) The 1960's and 1970's for many were a golden era for British horror. Most obviously one thinks of the great output of the Hammer studios which achieved great hits and there were many other smaller film studios that tried to replicate this success. One of these was Tyburn and although short lived only producing three movies one of these 'The Ghoul' (US title 'Night Of The Ghoul' ) is noteworthy. The Hammer connection was particularly strong with this film, it was directed by Hammer stalwart Freddie Francis who had many classics to his name including Dr Terror's House of Horrors (1964), The Evil of Frankenstein (1964) and its star ... Read the complete review
