The Terror w Boris Karloff and Jack Nicholson

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1963 directed by Roger Corman starring Boris Karloff, Jack Nicholson, Sandra Knight and Dick Miller. Nicholson as a young officer in Napoleon's army follows a strange woman to the castle of Baron Victor Frederick Von Leppe, (Karloff),.

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  • @hillbillyhatfield72 I agree with everything you've said. It is atmospheric, starts to wear thin after a while. Nicholson, at this early point in his career, is not up to Karloff.

  • Karloff part was shot in 3 days, right after the raven. But the rest was done over months

    With different directors. They were trying to make a movie from the karloff scraps. Its ok, but nothing to rave about. At best 2 out of 5. I have seen worse. The scenery is good, and karloff is great. However he's good just reading the morning paper. I just have no idea of what the skeleton is at the first.

  • @bilkomax I believe it was filmed in three or five days using the sets of the Raven as they were being dismantled. As for Nicholson, he isn't very good.

  • Wasnt this filmed in conjunction with "The Raven " using same locations etc . Its one of the films that supposedly embarrasses Nicholson the most

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