Geschichten, die zum Wahnsinn führen (1973)

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Jack Hawkins

Nicholas (segment "Clinic Link Episodes")

Donald Pleasence

Tremayne (segment "Clinic Link Episodes")

Georgia Brown

Fay (segment "Mr. Tiger")

Donald Houston

Sam (segment "Mr. Tiger")

Russell Lewis

Paul (segment "Mr. Tiger")

David Wood

Tutor (segment "Mr. Tiger")

Suzy Kendall

Ann Beatrice (segment "Penny Farthing")

Peter McEnery

Timothy (segment "Penny Farthing")

Neil Kennedy

1st Removal Man (segment "Penny Farthing")

Richard Connaught

2nd Removal Man (segment "Penny Farthing")

Beth Morris

Polly (segment "Penny Farthing")

Frank Forsyth

Uncle Albert (segment "Penny Farthing")

Joan Collins

Bella (segment "Mel")

Michael Jayston

Brian (segment "Mel")

Kim Novak

Auriol (segment "Luau")

Michael Petrovitch

Kimo (segment "Luau")

Mary Tamm

Ginny (segment "Luau")

Lesley Nunnerley

Vera (segment "Luau")

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Final theatrical movie of Frank Forsyth (Uncle Albert).

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At the end of the movie, Tremayne is ushered out of the lab and Jack closes the automatic door. Rather than pressing the red, "close" button, he presses the green "open" button and the door slides closed.

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Tremayne (segment "Clinic Link Episodes"): Brian's case was the first one that gave me an inkling into what might be achieved.

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Featured in Trailer Trauma 2: Drive-In Monsterama (2016)

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7/10

This was actually the first UK portmanteau chiller of the 1970s I saw (on late night TV in the early 1980s). It hooked me into the genre and afterwards I loved seeing Asylum, The House that Dripped Blood, Vault of Horror, etc.

This one is cool and elegant. The tales are all fun and suspenseful, and the excellent framing story (featuring Donald Pleasence acting kind of loopy) lifts things.

The actors are great and seem to be having a ball. The story 'Mel' works especially well, and Joan Collins is great in it. Kim Novak and Mary Tamm are fun in 'Luau' too.