It was quite a good story. A bit of sex, a bit of nudity, a bit of violence. The movie also had atmosphere.
And Gillian Hills was so beautiful.
Her "hills" were gillian and so lush!
Nothing exists more beautifully than nothing.
I found "Demons of the Mind" to be quite good as well. I thought the story was very quirky and compelling, the gloomy and melancholy atmosphere likewise hit the spot, and the cast was excellent. Robert Hardy, Patrick Magee, Yvonne Mitchell, Michael Hordern and Shane Briant in his strong film debut all gave fine performances. Moreover, as you already stated Gillian Hills was indeed very beautiful and touching as the frail Elisabeth.
"Warren Oates died for our sins"
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Ya, where's the DVD?
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Region 4
what?
shareI thought the plastic tasted real good.
Nothing exists more beautifully than nothing.
Especially dipped in B-B-Q sauce!
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thanks for the info!
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best movie ever!!
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yes, happy to say i have!
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yes it's very strange.
shareIs it as strange as "Peter Potamus and the Bats of Mogfon"?
Nothing is more beautiful than nothing.
come again?
shareYes.
Nothing is more beautiful than nothing.
ewww, got a towel?
shareCalm down you lot...
Yes, the photography was v beauiful, very Hammer. Oddly though, I found it a bit disappointing. It goes nowehere, slowly, for too long in the first half... and the story itself isn't anywhere near as clever as it's pitched, if you think about it - it's a bit obvious really. That said, I'm not judging it too harshly, as all the iconography that makes me love these films is present and correct.
okey-dokey
shareI couldn't get into it I'm afraid
"Hey! Ladies! That was fun!"
It had atmosphere to spare, indeed, and overall I found it a fine addition to Hammers' catalogue of psychological thrillers.
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!
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