Watched it last night and was really pleased with the film well acted very creepy with a great story cant understand why its not more well known i will be watching it again anyone know why it has two names ? the house of immortal sin and the confessional murders?
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You can count me in as a big fan of this film. Anthony Sharp was superbly chilling in the lead, Susan Penhaligon made for a very appealing damsel in distress, and Sheila Keith contributed sterling support in a juicy character role. Moreover, this movie earns extra points for its genuinely startling doozy of a surprise grim ending.
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I just watched it and am wondering the same thing. This board only has a handful of threads, and the movie has been reviewed by less than 500 people. Huh?
There's quite a lot to discuss about this film, so it's too bad that no one is on here.
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It's a British drama/crime thriller with some horror that mixes bits from "Psycho," “Rachel, Rachel,” "Rosemary's Baby" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." I suggest similar films by the director, Pete Walker, like "House of Whipcord" (1974), "Frightmare" (1974), "Schizo" (1976) and "House of the Long Shadows" (1983).
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