Neville Brand

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Eaten Alive review by JakeMcmachen from lowbro

Not a masterpiece but still good. 19 November 2010
...foundations of the classic texas chain-saw massacre type films, aside from that Neville Brand's character Judd is a very unsettling and disturbing character that has obvious... Read customer review

Eaten Alive on DVD (1977)
Starring: Neville Brand, Mel Ferrer, Carolyn Jones
Director: Tobe Hooper
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A psychotic redneck who owns a dilapidated hotel in the backwater swamps of Louisiana kills various people whom upset him or his business, and feeds their bodies to a large crocodile he keeps as a pet in the swamp beside his hotel.

46% from 121 members

Death Trap on DVD (1976)
Starring: Robert Englund, Neville Brand, Mel Ferrer
Director: Tobe Hooper
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Death Trap tells the story of a deranged madman who uses the guests of his rundown hotel, not only to be victims for his demented thirst for blood, but also as food for the crocodile he keeps under the hotel... Whilst "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was almost gore free and relied on music, ..read more »

42% from 272 members

Cahill: United States Marshal on DVD (1972)
Starring: John Wayne, George Kennedy, Neville Brand
Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
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The preachy and aged Duke's job as a U.S. Marshall is made difficult when several of his sons turn to a life of crime. It seems that the bank job they pull is mainly an attempt to seek some attention from their workaholic father!

65% from 907 members

Birdman of Alcatraz on DVD (1962)
Starring: Hugh Marlowe, James Westerfield, Karl Malden
Director: John Frankenheimer
Certificate:
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Burt Lancaster reteams with John Frankenheimer, starring as the title character, Robert E. Stroud. Sentenced to a dozen years in prison for killing a man in 1909, he loses any chance for parole by stabbing another prisoner. Incarcerated in Leavenworth, he adds to his problems by killing a prison ..read more »

72% from 1,254 member

Treasures Of The Twilight Zone (1959)
Starring: Earl Holliman, James Gregory, Anne Cornally
Director: Robert Butler, Robert Stevens
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In 'Where Is Everybody' the pilot episode, a man looks for the inhabitants of a town. In 'The Encounter' a World War Two veteran shows off his samurai sword and in 'An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge' a hanging is prevented when the noose breaks.

64% from 45 members
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Gun Fury on DVD (1953)
Starring: Rock Hudson, Donna Reed, Philip Carey
Director: Raoul Walsh
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A Civil War veteran becomes a pacifist and plans for a peaceful future out West. But when his future bride is kidnapped from a stagecoach he seeks bloody revenge.

59% from 47 members

Kansas City Confidential on DVD (1952)
Starring: John Payne, Coleen Gray, Preston Foster
Director: Phil Karlson
Certificate:
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KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL is a hard-hitting film noir starring John Payne as Joe Rolfe, an ex-con who's trying to go straight with a job as a deliveryman for a florist company. Unfortunately, a gang of thugs (the sinister trio of Jack Elam, Neville Brand, and Lee Van Cleef) led by a criminal ..read more »

59% from 105 members

Stalag 17 on DVD (1952)
Starring: William Holden, Don Taylor, Otto Preminger
Director: Billy Wilder
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Billy Wilder's adaptation of the Broadway hit stars William Holden as the cynical Sefton. Set in the eponymous German prison camp during WWII, the director's broad, black comedy focuses on a group of decidedly unheroic prisoners. While they spend most of their time trying to entertain each other ..read more »

71% from 1,579 member

D.O.A. (1950)
Starring: Edmund O'Brien, Neville Brand, Luther Adler
Director: Rudolph Mate
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This famous film-noir murder mystery features an inventive twist: the victim as "detective," desperately trying to solve his own murder. An accountant on vacation in San Francisco gets a dose of lethal, slow-acting poison. He then begins a desperate search for the individual responsible for his ..read more »

58% from 375 members
Not available for rental

The Untouchables - Series 1 - Vol.1 (8 discs) on DVD
Starring: Robert Stack, Neville Brand, Bruce Gordon
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Thirty years before they hit the big screen via Brian DePalma's brilliant movie adaptation, Eliot Ness's legendary exploits came to life in the classic 1950s and '60s television series THE UNTOUCHABLES. Created by veteran crime-drama producer Quinn Martin, the series followed Ness (Robert Stack) ..read more »

76% from 37 members

Untouchables - Series 2 (8 discs) on DVD
Starring: Robert Stack, Neville Brand, Bruce Gordon
Director: Walter Grauman, John Peyser
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Thirty years before they hit the big screen via Brian DePalma's brilliant movie adaptation, Eliot Ness's legendary exploits came to life in the classic 1950s and '60s television series THE UNTOUCHABLES. Created by veteran crime-drama producer Quinn Martin, the series followed Ness (Robert Stack) ..read more »

64% from 27 members

Mohawk on DVD
Starring: Rita Gam, Scott Brady, Neville Brand
Director: Kurt Neumann
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A frontiersman tries to quell an Indian uprising while romancing a beautiful Indian squaw.

42% from 12 members

Eaten Alive - 2.5 stars
Death Trap - 2.0 stars
Cahill: United States Marshal - 3.5 stars
Birdman of Alcatraz - 3.5 stars
Treasures Of The Twilight Zone - 3.0 stars

Birdman of Alcatraz - 3.5 stars
Stalag 17 - 3.5 stars
Cahill: United States Marshal - 3.5 stars
Kansas City Confidential - 3.0 stars
D.O.A. - 3.0 stars

Mohawk - 2.0 stars
Gun Fury - 3.0 stars
Untouchables - Series 2 - 3.0 stars
Treasures Of The Twilight Zone - 3.0 stars
The Untouchables - Series 1 - Vol.1 - 4.0 stars

Edmund O'Brien - 3 times - show films
Mel Ferrer - 3 times - show films
Carolyn Jones - 3 times - show films
Steve London - 2 times - show films
Scott Brady - 2 times - show films

none - 9 times - show films
Walter Grauman - 9 times - show films
John Peyser - 9 times - show films
Tobe Hooper - 3 times - show films
Phil Karlson - 2 times - show films