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Scream and Scream Again

TRIPLE DISTILLED HORROR... as powerful as a vat of boiling ACID!

A serial killer, who drains his victims for blood is on the loose in London, the Law follow him to a house owned by an eccentric scientist.

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A spate of baffling murders leaving the victim tuckered of blood atomic number 82 the police force into a sinister conspiracy that becomes more than far-reaching than they first expect, in this science-fiction thriller starring Alfred Marks, Vincent Price, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.

The pic is overloaded with threads that oftentimes make it incredibly confusing to spotter, jumping effectually from a slasher police procedural to an espionage thriller to a sci-fi depending on the scene. Instead of edifice mystery this but ends upwardly feeling chaotic, with the outset half hour setting up so many different directions that it becomes tiring later a while.

Despite the potential to go anywhere, the story unfortunately hones in on the procedural side more as it goes on,…
A complimentary viewing guide provided as a complimentary service by Mr. Bali Hai:

• Were you tempted to watch this past information technology's promise of bringing together 3 of England and America's top 70's horror stars?

If yes, then please be advised that Peter Cushing, Vincent Price, and Christopher Lee's combined screen time is less than a third of the motion picture'south full runtime. Go along with caution.

• Were you lured in by the motion-picture show'south vow to wow you with the postulation of vampires who wearable Seinfeldesque shirts with puffy sleeves and drive 1955 Austin-Healey convertibles while being pursued past unarmed Scotland Yard inspectors?

If yes, and so delight be brash that this film will fulfill all of your unfashionable British undead, unarmed,…
Scream and Scream Once again is shamelessly marketed as uniting three icons of horror when they non but never interact (Toll and Lee antipodal for about 30 seconds at the very, very stop) only their screen-time combined would comprise approximately fifteen minutes of the runtime. The residual of the movie is closer to an episode of The Avengers, except lacking John Steed or Emma Peel to bring dwelling the amuse. There's a thirty-minute chunk in the middle devoted purely to the police chasing 'some guy' throughout the English language countryside, catching him twice but promptly escaping to proceed the chase. Though I am shocked to discover at that place are two Vincent Toll movies in which he inexplicably has a vat of acid hiding underneath his basement floorboards.
What a spectacularly odd film this is! Despite the poster, it'southward more of a conspiracy thriller than a true horror moving-picture show, and also despite the affiche, Price, Lee and Cushing aren't the stars (Price and Lee take supporting roles, Cushing gets ane scene) and ALSO also despite the poster, information technology's unlikely that y'all can "Scream Once more" later you lot've been dissolved in acid, that's simply basic science.

It introduces three story threads to begin with - a murder investigation, a runner who has a center assail and wakes up in a mysterious hospital and the mean solar day-to-day operations of a fictional country under fascist rule. It'south an intriguing set-up that the film doesn't really make the about of - while the three…
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Wow apples from New Zealand!! And uh, some Vincent Cost guy.

More like Slumber and Sleep Again, amirite? I can't believe I'm saying this about a movie with VP, Christopher Lee, and Peter Cushing (well Peter Cushing-ish, he was in it for similar 10 seconds), just this was a pointless meandering snoozefest I struggled to get through. I expected better from the managing director of Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park! Did I fast forward thru the interminable car chase? ✔️ Did I attempt to watch this at 1.5 speed but gave up when I couldn't understand whatsoever of the dialogue then just skimmed to…
With its title, "Scream and Scream Over again," and its cast featuring Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, and Peter Cushing, viewers could be forgiven for expecting the early '70s thriller to amount to something devilishly enjoyable. Those expectations are for not, however, equally the moving-picture show about surgical suite-grown superhumans and the people behind them amounts to very little. Beyond its standout cast of leading men and proper noun, the motion picture offers an unfocused narrative, sleepily dull stretches, and thrills muted until the work's climax. The film is stodgy, stunted, and, sadly, skippable.
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From EmperorCupcake's original listing: boxd.it/4HusW

20. Watch an Amicus film.

Amicus co-produced, and maybe why this is the to the lowest degree Amicus thing in their itemize that I've seen so far. It's definitely not straight horror, but a alloy of horror, sci-fi, and action. It never really lands squarely on an established, like shooting fish in a barrel to follow plot. Rather, it just.....ends.

There is a car/foot chase that lasts literally a third of the flick. Y'all think it'south washed and then NOPE, we're still going. I actually found that fact more amusing than annoying, because the hunt isn't bad at all.

While there's a shockingly small corporeality of screentime for some of the big 3…
Seemingly disparate elements mash most of the horror out of this odd one, but do not worry—information technology has near everything else. Prepare in a future England run by totalitarians such every bit its seeming Administrator of Violence who has a serious knack for the Spock technique. Permit's come across, what else.

I continue thinking nigh how to sum up the plot. In that location'southward no way. The moving picture runs a piddling dry merely it's never boring. A fantastic rock club scene, with a band and everything. This was way before my fourth dimension only this moving picture gets the atmosphere correct. The music sounds great—even if the vocal own't the greatest. (It isn't bad either.) That'south a rock guild for ya if you're lucky. Anyway there's…
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48/100

For a film that features Cushing, Lee & Price I accept no idea how information technology manages to be and so underwhelming.
In that location are moments of pure madness simply it's a sad country of affairs when the poster turns out to be the nigh memorable thing about the flick.
Vincent Price gets to shine in the concluding 10 minutes but it's really as well late to save this film from mediocrity.

EDIT: turns out I watched this film nigh xx years ago (I logged it in my bodily diary), further proof that it'southward not memorable.
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The 2nd chip of trivia on IMDB reads "Vincent Price in interviews several years afterwards this motion picture was made, said he never understood the script at all", and that's about where I'grand at with it. Three completely unlike types of movies rammed into i package, and it's certainly watchable, just nothing shines. Fifty-fifty the idea of Cost, Lee and Cushing in the aforementioned moving-picture show for the beginning fourth dimension doesn't really come to fruition (Cushing is in i scene, and doesn't interact with the others). If y'all're in a fix for a movie with three of the greatest horror actors sharing the screen, only watch The House of Long Shadows instead- that one's bang-up. Fantastic poster, though.
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Well that was interesting...

It's the horror/sci-fi Bullitt? Or something...

The score ruled and the club footage of the Amen Corner was great.

The story...I really don't know. It was cool. I found the mode it was told to exist interesting when I wasn't just confused every bit to why I was seeing what I was seeing when I was seeing it.

It definitely needed more Peter Cushing.