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The Shout (1978)

A traveller by the name of Crossley forces himself upon a musician and his wife in a lonely part of Devon, and uses the aboriginal magic he has learned to displace his host.

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Bill M 19 Jul 2010

Even John Locke enthralled by Jacobean enthusiasm couldn't make sense of this one.

Barrie M 16 Sep 2010

Bizzarre, off-beat and incoherent; the Shout surprised me with its originality and hermetic logic.

Michael D 31 May 2008

Hugely under-rated British horror movie (directed by a Pole) that is better, for me, than the extremely silly but far more celebrated 'Don't Look Now'. 'The Shout' has brilliant sound-design, innovative editing and a perfect cast, with a storyline that intrigues, reels you in and keeps you mesmerised once you are hooked. The three central perormances are spot-on but Susannah York is oddly the creepiest thing about this movie, and yes, The Shout itself is pretty darn good. If, like me, you are a fan of off-beat, imaginative horror then you reallly need to see this - an under-appreciated horror gem.

Gary W 09 Nov 2007

An overlooked classic small-scale (but not small ambition) Brit horror that shows a film doesn't need blood and gore to mess with your head.

Michael M 24 Nov 2006

Yay, they finally added one of my favorite movies to the Flixster database....this is such an interesting idea: Crossley (Alan Bates) is a shows up at the church that (Anthony Fielding) John Hurt plays organ at on Sundays. Crossley insinuates himself on Fielding and his wife (Susannah York) with Aboriginal magic. It's really well done & the shout is itself is very well done. Very much worth seeing this one.