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The Reptile (1966)

Harry and Valerie Spalding arrive in the remote Cornish village to an unwelcoming and suspicious population. Harry's brother dies suddenly, bitten by a lethal reptilian bite. They befriend a young woman Anna whose tyrannical father controls her life and, as they discover that others in the village have suffered a similar fate, their investigations lead to Anna. What they uncover is a victim of the most terrifying legacy... a destiny of mutilation and murder.

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Ken Hanke 18 Jul 2004

Better than average -- and often overlooked -- Hammer opus.

Allan C 14 Feb 2015

Man inherits a cottage from his brother who dies of mysterious circumstances in small-town England. It is learned he died from the 'Snake People' who few have heard of outside of Borneo but has spooked all of the locals. Solid Hammer outing for the home of horror entertainment, with a good looking reptile.

John A 23 May 2013

"The Reptile" Was A Problematic Production From The Start. The Budget Was Tight Even By Hammer's Standards, & Director John Gilling Was Disappointed By Anthony Hinds' Script That He More Or Less Wrote It As It Went Along. The Reptile Make-Up Worn By Jacqueline Pearce Was Hard To Perfect, Pearce Was Recalled For A Number Of Reshoots. Subdued Lighting & Sharp Editing Covered Up The Imperfections Of The Make-Up. The End Result Is A Typical & Enjoyable Hammer Horror Which Sadly Doesn't Capture The Gothic Atmosphere As Well As Most Hammer Horror's But All In The Film Is Extremely Well Put Together With A Decent Script And A Decent Cast Of Lesser Known British Actor's & A Some-What Memorable Monster That Kills Her Victims By Poisoning Them. A Great Film If You've Got 90 Minutes To Spare.

Bill M 08 Oct 2010

Another attempt by hammer to create a new monster, this is mostly a slow moving mystery with the occasional horror elements thrown in. Has many of the same performers from the superior PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES. I'm more fond of this movie than it probably deserves but there is a really interesting story here that does not get a full telling. Best part of the movie is how our perceptions of the characters gets tossed on its head as the mystery unravels. Still, this is one that could actually benefit from a remake. Not bad makeup design for the monster though the fried egg eyes look ridiculous (despite being logical for a snake creature.)

Brian S 10 Feb 2018

The only main problem with this Hammer production is that it's only about 1h 20 minutes long but it feels like it's over 2h. I felt the same way about Plague of the Zombies, which was actually filmed back-to-back with this one, and uses many of the same locations. Hammer films are corny, and this one is, but the reptile make-up is disgusting and creepy as fuck. And the characters are likeable. It's not a classic Hammer horror film, but for devout fans, it's a tasty treat !!