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Totally agree the perfect gentleman off and on screen

I'd like to third that. I've just started watching the old "Hammer House of Horror" type movie's and I remember, even as a child, that it was always the talents of Peter Cushing that made the movie. A movie that wasn't always that great as far as special effects or continuity were concerned. But Peter Cushing always delivered an impeccable performance invariably dressed in an impeccable suit. My mother always spoke so highly of him too ~

You assessment made me chuckle but that film was SO useless that I'm not even sure the great PC even managed to raise it to life. Still, I enjoyed it for its awfulness and for a 'flavour' of Britain around the time I was born.

I 4th that. Amazing gentleman and amazing actor. Love this movie. I visited Peter's last house in whitstable. I met an elderly couple who spoke fondly of Peter. There's a plaque and bench with his name on at the seafront. This great man is truly missed.❤🙏🙏🙏 Rest in peace Peter and Helen.❤❤

Agree. I remember hearing a story that went something like this. He was once playing Frankenstein and the director/writer changed a scene and wanted him to rape a girl. He was furious and said it was tasteless and out of character. He was forced to do it and kept apologising to the actress throughout the shoot. The next day he bought her flowers as an apology.

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Peter Cushing was a fine actor and an even greater gentleman. I still have a letter he wrote to me. Hand typed and signed with fountain pen. Lovely man.

More of a scifi diaster movie feel to this rather than the usual victorian gothic

@@lw3646 That’s what makes it more enjoyable

This film terrified me & my brother one night on TV in the early 80s 😂 we were actually scared to go upstairs once the film ended ..great times

@@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASS yes, I saw some behind the scenes stuff and he really prepared for his roles and used to think a lot about physical aspects to the character like posture, mannerisms, breathing, he really elevated his films through his acting. I like this film quite a bit, it's just really slow and natural looking unlike the more macarbe or bombastic stuff you get in Dr Terror's House of Horrors. He could do hero or villain and play it with great flair. Films like this show you don't need a big budget or lots of explosions and action to entertain, if something like this came out now the critics would be calling it nicely restrained and smartly directed.

I remember Peter Cushing in first star wars in 77

Totally agree, part of my upbringing.

And Vincent Price

So many of these good actors know to play it straight and turn the ludicrous into a joy to watch.

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Yes, he was such a great actor. He, Christopher Lee and Vincent Price were all marvelous.

Agreed :))

Even something so terribly bad its good. Case in point Shockwaves.

Island of Terror | Full HD Movies For Free | Flick Vault 2117pm 6.5.22 i have been told to go seek out a decent movie to watch.. allegedly watching films at the same time as others makes for veritable social interaction... hammer films should suffice for a friday night, i feel. but which one to watch? i allus feel i should have all these added to my dvd collection. hammer horror is a decent studio to collect for those dvd shelves... the blurb reads like a stupendously bad review. for a stupendously bad film... which means it's a cheese fest. and wil probably be enjoyed. i have no idea why peter cushing and chris lee were roped into starring in these films - did they have a stake in the studio? their thespian credentials woul suggest their talents aimed for higher things and more noble arts. they were learned gents, after all. anyhow; cometh the film cometh the fear... as you suggest our sensibilities are such that these kindda films are only gonna give 8-15 years olds a fright or the odd scare..... by my teens i was up for more gorish (sic) fare eg: evil dead.

Absolutely

Scared me how bad it is

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@@nettils5555 Comments on ‘Island of Terror | Full HD Movies For Free | Flick Vault’ 1357pm 26.5.24 erm...no meds no helper outs no tiresome do gooders running about on my behalf. which suits me well enough. i think yer skirting about the term: victimization masking as help or beinbg "looked after"... nearly LoL....

Thank you so much for these uploads ❤ just shows that you don't need cgi to make a good film. Peter cushing was just THE BEST . Happy memories watching these films again. and still scares me now😂😂

Well said. Same.

Always late on after coming home from the pub after last orders at 10 30

Peter Cushing died in 1994

Chad Castagana you might want to reread the original post.

Whether hes playing Tarkin or Sherlock Holmes, Cushing had an on screen persona unmatched. He was an awesome actor.

@@chadcastagana9181 reread her post.........apology accepted

Aren't you blessed?! He is a class act. Along with Christopher Lee, Vincent Price and Boris Karloff, he's one of my favorite people.

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Yes, very glad..

He was a master of the craft, AND a lovely human.

I think the effects held up quite well.....far better than CGI

@@stevebishop9468 True, some CGI really ruined films , like the Star Wars film of the 90's.

Sad whenever the first reaction you have is that the movie is dated, and the second is to apologize for being caught liking it because it is so dated, but good stuff all the same. It dates you when you do that. I mean shows your age as young, not my age, but my kids'. You show good taste.

Way more realistic to me than the massive amount of videogame-type effects in modern movies, I cant even watch them because of it. Im not real old either.

I thought the creatures were quite scary

haaaaaahahahaha!

So did Peter Capaldi so your following in good steps mate

Much❤bro in horror. Sinister Cinema for me, our local creature feature show.. had to sneek to stay up. When terror was new. This one worked.

OH I know this was freaky...and still is , this will be the 3 rd time , (I aw it as a little kid ) and finally found it again about 10 years ago ... those things are just so creepy , bring on the beer and popcorn...

Scared me to death as a kid, too. My great grandmother was babysitting and I wanted to turn it off but she wouldn't.

*haha* So funny, almost the same story as mine. Searched for years and didnt find that spaghetti guts movie. XD

I love indian filma

Thank you when these films were made times simpler Les Hassall

A classic indeed. There are many to choose from.

Oh you would do we have half of your bloody country invading my country you people like invading piling in to my country you robbed my country robbed our way of life and robbed our language clothing food and basically westernised your selfs of all the country’s you people could of invaded and piled into you had to choice my country England it’s our culture just like the hammer films SOD ALL to do with you Asians you will never be British or understand my culture bad enough you invaded and took over most of my country

Paul Corbin what kind of bloody traitor are you are you English like me your thanking this Asian when most of our country has been stolen invaded robbed by these bloody people and your thanking him for what thinking these hammer films British films belong to him and his people they don’t these films are sod all to do with Asians Indians not bad enough they steal our country our way of life our language they robbed everything of ours pile in to our country take on OUR westernised way of life even got one of them running our country who has run this country into the ground our PM should be WHITE bloody traitor

It's great, its very slow, just like the slow moving monsters but they seem so indestructible that you get a great sense of inevitability and doom. The Unglamorous mundane setting of the backward island and the natural look and colours give it an authentic feel which contrasts nicely with the bokers plot and Dr Who like monsters.

Ideally for taken the "" CHILDREN ""

Top ramen. Looks like shrimp flavor...

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for some reason it looked more scary in black and white but hey i was a kid hahahah

Hi Dawn! is it hard to figure out a Smart TV? Im almost 70, shouldnt get one so tell myself I will never figure out how to work the dmned thing since I had a hard time with a VHS player and most remotes are way too confusing... but it would be neat to have a big TV for movies! have 17" screen on desktop. I just have a flip phone cuz I spaz out and doing slides would be interesting to watch. TY and have a lovely day

Happy Belated birthday

Dawn Mancell t

@@moomoo3031 Almost 70 too, and can't do it. Too cantankerous. Every time I master something new, it gets newer and I want to pitch a hissy wondering what was wrong with the older way yet again. I think they just keep "upgrading" to make us spend our money. It's not improvement anymore. I honestly hope I can leave this world before it outpaces me, but dammit I'm still here. You people are doing better, congratulations. Better upbringing, I'll bet. :o)

Hi Dawn at age 67 , I truly enjoy the amazing Horror movies from long ago , the acting is often very high by to days standards , and cleverly , much is left to your imagination . Thank you for your post . I believe , there is no substitute for quality . I think you feel the same ! . Best wishes .

I also saw this movie with the projected man in 1967 at the Laural drive-in in pacoima also. You cannot beat a monster double feature.

The Projected Man is a Mystery Science Theatre 3k episode. It’s on RU-vid. If you don’t like MST3k, you might want to google search it to see where you can watch it.

@@teresas8173 I love MST3K! Laugh my head off every time I watch The Projected Man episode and wish they could have shown it to me right after I saw it in the theater. I was in 4th grade and to this day it's still one of my all-time favorites 'cause that double feature really scared the pants off me.

now the scariest thing you see is the government

Thank you for sharing your memories with us. You made me crave for popcorn! 🤭 Goodnight from the other side of the world. It's 10:50 p.m. here. Stay safe, everyone!

Aka: Island of the Burning Doom

@@chadcastagana9181 Island of the burning DAMNED I think you mean..

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Opera Dave rill Ian Thorpe brilliant film!👍

Absolutely, yes! I love both films!!!

Me too, Sinister Cinema, Port, Ore. SCARY FLICK

I was about the same age when I first saw this. Had me looking up at trees before walking under them for a week or two!

Rembrandt, don't forget to check under your bed tonight 🛏️😜😁

@@aivarasz No way. Do you know how many people die each year while looking under their bed?

Prize?

@@lesreed9269 He is, isn't he! Speller Nazi, LOL. Stay on it. We need you.

@@lesreed9269 The heathens must be taught. The natives speak other dialects apparently.

I guess a horror doesn't need any special english skills.

So he made a spelling mistake. So what?!!!

That's quite a title.

I am sure you made up the 6T's.

The title of the sequel to Dr Terror's House of Horror's that we never got!?!? :D Or, the prequel to ""The Horrible Horror of Dr Horror's Horrifiying Horror""

True

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the props they used to use was so silly it may have been an old hot water bottle.

Armadillos crossed with snakes. Seems legit. Lol

C) Send somebody else in and remain at a safe distance.

@@middleagedwhitebloke Yes I forgot that :)

Are You Asking US?? or PETER CUSHING. LOL... HE'LL INVESTIGATED ANYTHING!! AFTER ALL.. HE IS BRITISH

@@middleagedwhitebloke : BAHAHAHA...

@@cowboykelly6590 kelly gets it.... Hay Kelly!

Do you remember the scene where they display Ian Bellos' dead body during the First Autopsy performed by Dr. Landers and Constable Harris? It was the scariest part of the entire movie. It has also been edited out of the VHS, DVD and Blu-ray version of this movie! I am not happy about that!!!

@@BingCherry11 EEEK. Icky! Too much ick started pushing its way into scary movies in the early 70s and I can't watch just anything anymore without knowing when it was made. Very little bearable after the original TxCSM. I walked out of the theater with my hubby that night, pregnant with out second, all darkened up and miserable from sitting through it. I still check out all horror movies to this day, hoping for good stuff, able to get through a few great gems, but so grateful for RU-vid bringing back the old and forgotten. Even the later Vincent Price movies were a bit sick, he admits to loathing them himself and being shocked when he watched them. Same with Christopher Lee.

Who smokes and eats at the same time.

Yeh its a very specialized scientific discipline😁

Oh yes! I love love love that film as well!!!

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This was exactly how the UK operated before political correctness went mad.

@@beejumittahb8527 Yes, for example Diana Dors was secretely Minister of War throughout most of the 1950s.

@@afonline2004 I thought that was common knowledge...

Terence Fisher was great at material like this... just like dracula this has a good, swift pace and holds suspense throughout. Solid.

I noticed that one too LOL!

Wouldn't build your hopes up too much.

Me too

Carole Grey was born in 1938 and as far as I know she is still with us at the age of 86...? She married the heir to a Diamond Mining Corporation...😢😢😢

@@Lightning77305 especially the ones that can't act.

Worst I saw was that second Alien/Predator film where even the town's Sheriff looked like a Calvin Klein underwear model!

What are you babbling about? All the big Hollywood stars now are over forty. Your average action movie will star someone in his late fifties.

@@melvinch 🤣🤣

Everything in the entertainment business is pure illusion, including the notion that actresses and actors are anything more than overpaid porn stars.

Don't think I have ever seen this movie, before now. The one that really scared me as a kid was "The H-Man" from Toho (1958 or 59), if you get a chance to see it... Do, you won't be disappointed.

And somehow we got by without safespaces.

I said the same thing! I was waiting for a tentacle to grab one of them, through their open windows!!

Part of his problem was that he was extremely difficult to work with, for actors and directors alike. Over time that led to the dissipation of his career.

He was going to spare here the agony of having her bones sucked out of her body by the silicates.

@@stevebishop9468 I missed the part where she ASKED him to do that for her! I notice he wasn't saving himself or any of the men from this horror.

She is old enough to be your great grandmother now. Possibly a skeleton.

You could use my father's screwdriver! It's a hammer!

Haha...I caught that.

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