Review of The House That Dripped Blood (1971) by Paul B — 05 Sep 2007
The framing device for this portmanteau is probably the weakest and most contrived, which is a shame because the stories are all pretty good.
Denholm Elliot finds himself stalked by a character in his latest novel, Christopher Lee has a worrying attitude to his daughter, whilst Peter Cushing and joss Ackland spend too long at a waxworks exhibit.
Jon Pertwee?s episode, as a horror actor with a vampiric cloak is a humourous entry that would have been better placed earlier in the film, leaving a less hokey impression as the credits roll.
I likes it.
This review of The House That Dripped Blood (1971) was written by Paul B on 05 Sep 2007.
The House That Dripped Blood has generally received mixed reviews.
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