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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965)

Five train passengers are joined by a mysterious fortuneteller who offers to read Tarot. A quintet of stories unfold: an architect returns to his ancestral home to find a vengeful werewolf; a doctor suspects his new wife is a vampire; an intelligent vine takes over a house; a jazz musician plagiarises music from a voodoo ceremony; and a pompous art critic is pursued by a disembodied hand.

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Richard O 20 Aug 2007

it wasn't bad at all for an oldie... far from it being genuinely scary it did keep things interesting with 5 differents little stories all in themselves. can't remember what my favourite one was now. i was feeling sleepy when watching this. i can remember it alright though. i heard something about a load of these hammer horrors getting re-made over the next few years? is this true? anyone know anything... post me a comment

Stephen C 21 Aug 2011

The first of The Amicus omnibus horro stories is a mixed bag and it can seem a little tame in comparison to todays horror films. That said ,there is plenty here that works and the good stories outweigh the weaker ones. The basic premise is that Peter Cushings Dr Schreck tells the fortune of five individuals in a train carriage. This neat idea sets up the stories the best being the First Werewolf story and the last two with Christopher Lee being menaced by a severed hand and Donald Sutherland and his vampire wife. The Killer plant is a bit silly and the Voodoo one is a bit lame ,but Freddie Francis who directs here manages to sort the wheat from the chaff in the film as a whole. Cushing is excellent as always and the whole package rattles along nicely right up to and including the twist ending. Vintage Brit horror and the template for later Amicus films.

Peter S 15 Mar 2009

awesome performances by the late(s) PETER CUSHING/ROY CASTLE/ALAN 'FLUFF' FREEMAN, also CHRISTOPHER LEE/DONALD SUTHERLAND....five strangers get in the same rail carriage and then a mysterious stranger joins them(peter cushing), who drops his tarot cards then tempts them into forseeing there future.....CUE FLASHBACKS, the sceptical art critic played by christopher lee!one of the great horror films revolving around 4 stories and PETER CUSHING being the ringleader

Patrick M 03 Oct 2012

Not much happens. Or at least not much happens that makes any sense.

Scott M 08 Jan 2008

i belive there is room for one more is there not ?