Favorite segment? - Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965) Discussion

[–] luvehorror 15 years ago

I personally liked the Donald Sutherland segment the best. It's true all were fantastic!

"When you're slapped you'll take it and like it."

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[–] WarpedRecord 15 years ago

Yes, it was quite a treat to see a very young Donald Sutherland here. What a wealth of talent in a largely forgotten film!

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[–] psdhart 15 years ago

I prefer Chrisstopher Lee's segement too as well as Sutherland's, great
reminds me of the vault of horror

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[–] lordofthelake (142) 7 years ago

Voodoo. I liked the music too.

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[–] plwblj 14 years ago

The Werewolf is sinister >

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[–] Balok-2 14 years ago

Definitely Donald Sutherland. If the last line isn't on at least one of the AFI's "100 greatest lines" lists, that would be either pure snobbery, pure ignorance, or pure idiocy.

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[–] rokrox 14 years ago

The last line of Sutherland's is fantastic, but I spent the whole film eagerly awaiting what would happen to Lee's character. Throw in Michael Gough and it just becomes perfect!

"Of course it's me, who were you expecting?"

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[–] Sheriff_Of_Nottingham 14 years ago

I liked the segments in the train cabin were Cushing reads the cards.

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[–] mike_the_bloody 13 years ago

Donald Sutherland's segment is my favorite

"I'm just a happy camper! Rockin' and a-rollin'!" - Patrick Bateman, American Psycho

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[–] greenbudgie 8 years ago

I like your hands down pun. I see that the Christopher Lee segment is one of the most highly rated segments in all of the horror anthology movies.

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[–] WarpedRecord 8 years ago

Fond memories of the horror great Christopher Lee, and thanks for getting the pun!

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[–] Woodyanders 7 years ago

My favorite segments were the one about the jazz musician who falls prey to a voodoo curse after stealing a sacred song and the one starring Christopher Lee as the snooty art critic.

I've been chasing grace/ But grace ain't easy to find

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[–] christomacin (4529) 3 years ago

Honestly, none of them were very good... the Christopher Lee segment was adequate, but not outstanding. The framing story was great, but unfortunately the tales themselves didn't measure up.

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