THTDB (1970): Part 1/10

Here's Part 1 of the 10 Part serialization of: THTDB (1970)

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[dec222222]

theres nothing to compare to these ENGLISH horror classics by the amicus studios . they also made the other ENGLISH 1970's classics . tales from the crypt . vault of horror . dr terrors house of horrors . torture garden . etc

[DreMacHall]

The Inspector needs to investigate the disappearance of his hair

[Mangina9000]

@dec222222 ENGLISH MUFFINS

[horrorladyfan]

This was the movie which got me hooked on horror flicks ! I was only 10 when I watched it on tv , biut could never forget it ! Thank you so much for uploading this gem !

[GinoongJojo]

I have an old padlock just like that, one good hit with a hammer it will open, the key hole is as big as my ex mother-law's ass hole so it can easily be picked and opened

[cardona89]

@dec222222 You are so right, but the objects weren't cursed "per se"; as the antiquair realizes that the clients try to take advantage of him, (by changing the price tag, as one did), that's when they get "the special treatment". Love this movie!!!!

[dec222222]

@Budhabe the film you are looking for is called " From beyond the grave " the clip is actualy on the right as you look posted by bvseediermedia5 part 1/10 running time 10:00 mins

[smokey2839]

omg ive hunted high & low for this film! i could only remember a story about a strangler called dominic , & here it is! thank you for a classic upload!

[whisperinstoryteller]

@Budhabe The movie you are looking for is FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE which is another Brit Amicus Production from the early 70's. It stars Peter Cushing and David Warner.

[Budhabe]

@dec222222 Hello , i need your help to find back a movie ! I'm looking for a movie with a shopkeeper selling items that are cursed ( i only remember this part : Shopkeeper sells a mirror to a person and that mirror keeps asking that person for Blood ''Blood , i need more blood '') Sorry for my crappy English and THANK YOU !!

[britstarfan]

this is still one of my favorites. The commentary on the DVD is excellent.

Bit of trivia- Christopher Lee is reading his own copy of Lord Of The Rings in "sweets for the sweet". Ironically he was many years after this movie cast as Saurauman in Peter Jacksons LOTR movies.

[SuperKhill]

@DreMacHall LOL!