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A series of horrific murders is traced to a creature that inhabits a very strange house.A series of horrific murders is traced to a creature that inhabits a very strange house.A series of horrific murders is traced to a creature that inhabits a very strange house.
Cliff Diggins
- Gang Member
- (as Clifford Diggins)
Donald Sutherland
- Zebulon
- (voice)
Ingrid Bower
- Village Girl
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe burning of the old mill at the end of this movie was done for real. The mill was an ancient landmark in the area which the movie company purchased specifically for the purpose of destroying it by fire. Although the mill had long fallen into disuse, local people strongly protested this action, as did journalists, but to no avail.
- GoofsThroughout the movie the two rear windows of the Thunderbird are alternately up or down. This happens often in the same scene. It is first noticeable as they back off the ferry. As they back up, the passenger side rear window is up and the driver's is down. But as they as turning around upon leaving the ferry, the driver's side rear window is up and the passenger's is down. This becomes very noticeable throughout the film.
- Quotes
Aunt Agatha: There's no hope for Susannah if she spends even one night in that house.
Mike Kelton: Do I um, detect a threat there somewhere?
- ConnectionsFeatured in Trailer Trauma 2: Drive-in Monsterama (2016)
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Carol Lynley as a woman who returns to her childhood home on the British isles with her American husband in tow and is perplexed by the mysterious presence residing there. Screen-treatment of an H.P. Lovecraft story has too many sordid supporting characters, the heavy threat of rape, and an idiotic action sequence wherein hubby Gig Young takes down a few of the local toughs. Still, it offers a few suspenseful scenes, interesting parallels to the later "Straw Dogs", and a fine cast. Oliver Reed, sweaty and indecipherable as the most obnoxious of the villains, must've been heartsick at playing this same role again and again (he's offered no new opportunity to stretch), but Lynley and fatherly Young have a nice rapport. Overall, it's rather a lackluster thriller jazzed up with artistic cinematography and an overripe score, but the location shooting on the Norfolk Coast is good and the wrap-up satisfying. **1/2 from ****
- moonspinner55
- Mar 18, 2006
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