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THE TELL-TALE HEART (1960)
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Loose adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's short story, scripted by Brain 'The Avengers' Clemens, starring Payne and Corri, who would later feature together again 12 years later in Hammer's 'Vampire Circus'. Tape burn to borders, otherwise this very scarce original first release quad displays well.
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PARANOIAC (1963)
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Hammer psychological thriller by Jimmy Sangster starring Oliver Reed as a thoroughly nasty lot as the crazed brother of an English heiress. A few tiny pinholes and slight edge repairs verso at the folds, otherwise in very good original condition with superb artwork. |
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THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF / THE SHADOW OF THE CAT (1960)
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Andre Morell, Barbara Shelley, Catherine Feller, Clifford Evans, Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain |
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Fisher is on top form with Hammer's only foray into the werewolf genre, here supported by a tense stylish B&W thriller also from the House of Horror. Pinhole to each corner, a slight nick upper right corner and a little paper loss to centre fold, otherwise in very good original condition. |
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THE GORGON / THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S TOMB (1964)
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Barbara Shelley, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Terence Morgan |
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The Gorgon and The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb went on general release on 18th Oct 64, this being the original first release double bill quad in excellent condition with only slight edge wear. |
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THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN (1964)
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Duncan Lamont, Katy Wild, Kiwi Kingston, Peter Cushing, Peter Woodthorpe, Sandor Elès |
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The third instalment in the Hammer Frankenstein series and the one that most closely resembles the old Universal films, including the monster make-up and mad scientist lab. Frankenstein (Cushing) returns destitute to his home village to recommence his experiments and stumbles upon his old monster suspended in ice. Excellent original condition. |
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GREEN FOR DANGER (1946)
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A Scotland Yard inspector (Sim) is called in to uncover a murderer at a county hospital during WWII. The film has a sparkling script and Sim especially gives a tour de force performance. Some ageing with some fold separation typical of Italian paper - prefect contender for backing. This is extremely rare from the first release with superb artwork. |
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IT ALWAYS RAINS ON SUNDAY (1947)
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Described as "the definitive British noir", "a bleak thriller realised with utter exhilarating vibrancy" and "a masterpiece", it is in many ways a precursor to the later gritty 'kitchen-sink' dramas of the early 1960's. This is the incredibly rare DC and apart from slight ageing, presents very well. |
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LADIES WHO DO (1963)
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A retired Colonel teams up with a group of 'chars' to exploit the stock market using notes collected from wastepaper baskets to save their street from demolition by developers. Excellent original release quad in superb clean condition. |
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MIDNIGHT LACE (1960)
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A housewife (Day) is constantly threatened she will be killed within a month by a mysterious stalker, however, the detective (Williams) is convinced that she's making it all up. Vibrant original release quad with fabulous artwork in superb condition. |
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THE MORE THE MERRIER (1943)
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Comedy about two men and a woman who share the same house due to the housing shortage during WWII. It was nominated for 6 Oscars, with Coburn taking away Best Supporting Actor. Extremely scare wartime poster for this US comedy caper. Slight ageing, otherwise it displays well. |
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MONTMARTRE (1950)
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A Technicolour documentary about the infamous Paris district, sumptuously shot by Ian Craig under the supervision of Oscar-winner, Jack Cardiff. It was very rare for a documentary to receive a standalone quad as they usually played as support to a main feature. The poster is fabulously vibrant and in excellent condition. |
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MYSTERY SUBMARINE (1963)
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Edward Judd, James Robertson Justice, Laurence Payne, Robert Flemyng |
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WWII drama based on a play by Jon Manchip White about how the Royal Navy use a captured U-Boat to infiltrate the German force planning to intercept a British supply convoy. Excellent original condition with superb moody artwork of Judd as the intrepid captain. |
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