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#51
Horror Express (1972) (2nd viewing) d. Martin, Eugenio 88 min
10/19
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#52
Devils Hand, The (1962) (1st viewing) d. Hole, Jr., William H. 71 min
10/20
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#53
Witches Mountain, The (1972) (1st viewing) d. Artigot, Raul 84 min
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#54
Monster House (2006) (1st viewing) Kenan, Gil 91 min
10/21
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#55
Fourth Kind, The (2009) (1st viewing) d. Osunsanmi, Olatunde 98 min
Total Films for Challenge: 55
Total First Time Views: 15
Total Repeat Views 40
I've seen #51-53 on your list because they're all in Mill Creek's "Chilling Classics" set. It contains a lot of duds, but Horror Express is one of the gems.
ReplyDeleteYup, I was thinking of you as I pulled out the ol' CC pack to show the femalien HORROR EXPRESS! (She had demanded some Peter Cushing for the evening, and who am I to turn down a request like that?) I genuinely like HE, although I had forgotten that Cushing is very much a supporting player in that one - Lee has most of the action. Regarding the other "Classics," I actually didn't mind DEVIL'S HAND too much - decent B-fare, but WITCHES MOUNTAIN was a slog.
ReplyDeleteThe other thing The Devil's Hand has going for it: Commissioner Gorgon as a Satanic cult leader! Also, Bruno VeSota has a neat cameo as a doomed cultist.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, I caught Bruno VeSota before I recognized Commissioner Gordon (although I thought he looked familiar). Thanks for pointing it out!
ReplyDeleteI believe it. Bruno's kind of unmistakable.
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