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Scream and Scream Again

  R Closed Captioning

Gordon Hessler

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Plot Summary

Strange and terrible things are afoot and the police are helpless to stop them in this taut, complicated thriller. First a heart attack victim goes to the hospital and awakens to find limbs missing, and later, the body of a rape victim is found with two strange puncture wounds upon her wrist. Meanwhile in Europe, a military officer is murdered by someone with inordinate strength. After another girl is murdered, Inspector Bellaver gets on the case. The trail of clues has many twists and turns and before he is led to the mysterious estate of Dr. Browning, another dies. There he discovers that the insane scientist has engineered a master race of emotionless, mindless beings as part of an international conspiracy. Now Bellaver and his cohorts must somehow stop the doctor and his friends from taking over the world. This marks one of only two features to include all three great horror actors Christopher Lee (as the head of British Intelligence), Peter Cushing (the leader of a fascist government) and Vincent Price (mad Dr. Browning) in the cast. (The second was 1983's House of Long Shadows). Interestingly, except for one brief moment at the end with Lee and Price, the actors never appear in the same scene together here.

Customer Reviews

Campy

This is a campy film that by todays standards is quite tame. Fun for a movie night with friends or a Saturday afternoon. The synopsis is wrong, however, in stating that this is the only film to star the big three (Price, Cushing & Lee). You can find them all in House of The Long Shadows. Enjoy

Mediocre Hammer Film

The plot is a mess, and it is unclear for a long time exactly what the story is supposed to be focusing on, and which characters are the nominal leads. It has some good ideas, though, and the iconic actors are always fun to watch, even in the fairly small parts they have here. And while the film as a whole is quite tame, there is one particular sequence of scenes involving a jogger in the hospital that I found effective and creepy. There's also a chase sequence that'll have you asking why exactly it is that British cops don't carry firearms, even when they are planning to apprehend a serial killer.

In the end, I would only recommend this to horror fans already steeped in the Hammer/Amicus library. For fans just starting to explore this chapter in horror history, there are many better alternatives (Dr. Phibles, Theater of Blood, Tales from the Crypt, the early Dracula and Frankenstein films, etc).

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So fake it's not even scary...