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 Tower Of Evil (DVD)
Description: Genre: Horror / Director: Jim O'Connolly / Actors: Bryant Haliday, Jill Haworth ... / DVD released 16 January, 2006 at ... more  Tower Of Evil (DVD) ... Dd Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: PALNewest Review: ... the opening credits is an obvious model, and quite a few of the outdoor scenes look like they were filmed in a studio. The ... more ... boat scenes were obviously not filmed within 50 miles of the sea. The few sets aren't terribly impressive and while the cast contains plenty of familiar faces, I doubt many of them got paid very much.
There are several people whose faces have cropped up in horror movies I've been watching recently - the likes of Jack Watson (Peeping Tom), Candace Glendenning (Satan's Slave), Robin Askwith (Horror Hospital) and Anthony Valentine (To the Devil a Daughter) are joined by two old pro's (George Colouris and Dennis Price) and...more |
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Tower Of Evil (DVD): 'Lighthouse of nudity and mild horror' would be a more accur ... (723 words)
by hogsflesh - written on 20.02.08 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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A review of the film only - there is a DVD available, but it hasn't any extras. This is a fairly obscure British horror movie from 1972. I knew pretty much nothing about it, really only having a few stills in a book to go on. I assumed it was about some crazy hippie kids being stalked in a lighthouse, in the kind of proto-slasher film that's usually quite fun. It turned out to be rather more complicated than that, and sadly, rather less satisfying. On a remote island near Cornwall three crazy hippie kids are found murdered, suspicion naturally falling on the survivor, Penny - especially when she stabs a local sailor to death. Meanwhile, a team of ...
