Most recently watched by sleestakk, zombiefreak
While seeking some architectural work at a country farmhouse, Walter Craig soon finds himself once again stuck in his recurring nightmare. He’s forced to listen to the bizarre tales of each guest while dreading the terrible end he knows is coming.
Rated NR | Length 103 minutes
Mervyn Johns | Roland Culver | Mary Merrall | Googie Withers | Frederick Valk | Anthony Baird | Sally Ann Howes | Robert Wyndham | Judy Kelly | Miles Malleson | Michael Allan | Barbara Leake | Ralph Michael | Esme Percy | Basil Radford | Naunton Wayne | Peggy Bryan | Allan Jeayes | Michael Redgrave | Elisabeth Welch | Hartley Power | Magda Kun | Garry Marsh | Renee Gadd | John McGuire | Peter Jones | Paul Bonifas | Patrick Aherne
Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
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01/17/2011 | N/A | DVD | N/A | 4 stars |
(Average) 4 stars |
An early British Amicus horror anthology that is way ahead of it’s time and really well done. A man, seemingly trapped in a circular nightmare that he can’t escape, ends up in a house where several people tell their own horrific stories of dealing with the supernatural and horrific. It’s natural to find this to be a bunch of Twilight Zone episodes wrapped into another episode and that’s because TZ adapted one of the stories, twice, for it’s show.
Wrapped in a fantastic story, Dead of Night delivers in each sub-story as well. Exceptionally creepy at every turn and features an especially spine tingling story with a mannequin, something I think will never stop being freaky.
If you’re a fan of horror films, this is essential viewing.
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