THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD:
CAST:
Linking Story:– John Bennett (Inspector Holloway), John Bryans (Stoker), John Malcolm (Sergeant). Method for Murder:– Denholm Elliott (Charles Hillyer), Joanna Dunham (Alice Hillyer), Tom Adams (Dominick), Robert Lang (Psychiatrist). Waxworks:– Peter Cushing (Philip Grayson), Joss Ackland (Neville Rogers), Wolfe Morris (Proprietor). Sweets to the Sweet:– Chloe Franks (Jane Reid), Christopher Lee (John Reid), Nyree Dawn Porter (Ann Norton). The Cloak: Jon Pertwee (Paul Henderson), Ingrid Pitt (Carla), Geoffrey Bayldon (Count Von Hartmann)
PRODUCTION:
Director –
Peter Duffell, Screenplay – Robert Bloch, Based on his Short Stories,
Producers – Max J. Rosenberg & Milton Subotsky, Photography – Ray
Parslow, Music – Michael Dress, Art Direction – Tony Curtis. Production
Company – Amicus. UK. 1970.
SYNOPSIS:
A police
inspector, searching for a missing horror film star, visits the house
that the actor rented. There the realtor and a local police sergeant
tell a series of stories about the house and the strange effect it has
on the inhabitants. Method for Murder:– Horror writer Charles
Hillyer creates the character of the strangler Dominick for his next
book. However, Dominick then turns up for real and tries to strangle
Hillyer’s wife – but she insists that it was Hillyer acting under
subconscious compulsion. Waxworks:– Retired stockbroker Philip
Grayson becomes obsessed with the exhibit of a beautiful woman in a wax
museum and comes to realise that it may be the owner’s wife. Sweets to the Sweet:–
John Reid hires Ann Norton as anew tutor by for his daughter Jane. Ann
then discovers that Jane, who is harshly closeted by Reid, is taking
revenge against her father using a voodoo doll. The Cloak:– The
missing horror film actor Paul Henderson rents the house. Seeking
authenticity in his next film, Henderson is given a cloak that was
purportedly worn by a real vampire. However, when Henderson puts the
cloak on it makes him fly, develop fangs and a thirst for blood.
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