The Creeping Flesh details
| Format: | 15 DVD |
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| Starring: | Lorna Heilbron, Kenneth J. Warren, Peter Cushing, George Benson, Duncan Lamont |
| Director: | Freddie Francis |
| Genre: | Horror - B-Movie, General, Ghosts/Supernatural |
| Studio: | SIMPLY MEDIA LTD |
| Name | Discs | |
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The Creeping Flesh |
15 Feature |
DVD Information
| Run time: | 1 hour 28 minutes |
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| Rental release: | Not available for rental |
| Main languages: | English |
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For a Hammer, the pace 'creeps' along rather slowly
By Darth Egregious from London , 28 Sep 2005[Highly rated reviewer]
That would be my only gripe about this film, though in this case its quite a major one. However, it features superb performances from its leads, with Lee looming darkly over the procedings, and Cushing only a few mussed up hairdos away from madness - check out his creepy painting! Whenever someone brings back a hideous skeleton from a remote jungle region you know its all going to end in tears, don't you? Anyway, its better scripted than most and has a nice twisty end. A quality product that merits a viewing from any Hammer fan.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(7)great film
By jimt9963 (5 reviews) from London , 02 Oct 2012great film shame the idiots that own the rights wont let anyone watch it peter cushing and christopher lee at their best- Was this review helpful to you?
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byron dudley
By byron20 (22 reviews) , 14 Oct 2011the film starts ok towards the middle of the film its ruin by singing and dancing towards the end the action builds up again not one of they best films i gave this 3 out of 3- Was this review helpful to you?
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Another HAMMER wannabe
By Dracad72 (1 review) , 17 Sep 2011This is not a Hammer Film but a cheap budget film from the known Tigon stable. Like Amicus films and Tyburn films Tigon were Hammer wannabe's but never made it to the fame level that Hammer did.
There are even Hammer staff working on the film such as Roy Ashton Hammer's famous Master make-up/special effects man and of course Freddie Francis who's best work as a director was at Hammer.
Made in 1973 this british horror film is about a Victorian scientist who returns from New Guinea with a skeleton which he unwittingly transforms into a malevolent being and although a little slow is rather charming and quite enjoyable due to Lee and Cushing.
The film was directed by Freddie Francis, and stars Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, and Lorna Heilbron.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Not bad
By Arcam3:16 from Bedford , 14 Mar 2006You have to be a fan of Peter Cushing or Christopher Lee to really get into this movie, it is another good performance from both but the really silly story line makes you laugh as much as appritiate the movie. this is what I call a 'throw away' movie. still good though.- Was this review helpful to you?
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For a Hammer, the pace 'creeps' along rather slowly
By Darth Egregious from London , 28 Sep 2005That would be my only gripe about this film, though in this case its quite a major one. However, it features superb performances from its leads, with Lee looming darkly over the procedings, and Cushing only a few mussed up hairdos away from madness - check out his creepy painting! Whenever someone brings back a hideous skeleton from a remote jungle region you know its all going to end in tears, don't you? Anyway, its better scripted than most and has a nice twisty end. A quality product that merits a viewing from any Hammer fan.- Was this review helpful to you?
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