In the Cornish village of Fowey lives Albert Pascoe (Donald Houston), a young fisherman who sometimes indulges in his favourite pastime of poaching. One day…
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Dim-witted Harry Jones (Harry Secombe) is an assistant in Mr Crab’s grocery shop and an amateur actor in community theatre, where he is currently playing…
Based on a 1932 French movie entitled Boudu Saved From Drowning, and the very first R-rated picture ever to come out of that bastion of squeaky-cleanness,…
Jack (John Lurie) is a big-talking small-timer and ineffectual third-rate pimp who ends up in the same cell at Orleans Parish Prison as Zack (Tom…
A film about how government assassin Alex Stanley (Sandy Kenyon) killed Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison from conspiracy buff Larry Buchanan. A lot…
When a skier is injured in a fall, David Chappellet, an ambitious downhill racer from Colorado, gains a coveted place in the United States team.…
Without doubt one of the strangest films of all time, Dr Caligari is akin to an acid trip through the darkest recesses of your brain – but…
Dr Jimmy Tennyson (Frank Converse) returns to his small hometown of Greenfield, Vermont, to work with an elderly doctor he has always admired – Dr…
American-born Hawley Harvey Crippen (nicknamed “Peter”) was a mild-mannered, middle-aged doctor who made his living in London selling quack remedies. He was convicted and hanged…
Vincent Price plays the eponymous dastardly scientific master criminal who creates a legion of voluptuous bikini-clad female robots so they can marry the world’s wealthiest…
“Meet the girls with the Thermo-Nuclear navels!” Thanks to cult Italian horror director Mario Bava, this sequel to Dr Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine (1965) piles on…
This bizarre spoof of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic stars Oliver Reed in the dual roles of ugly but kindly podiatrist Dr Henry Heckyl and…
Blackly comic gender-bending reworking on Robert Louis Stevenson’s oft-filmed classic; this was Hammer’s third variation on the tale after The Ugly Duckling and The Two Faces of Dr…
It is doubtful that anyone involved with Dr No in 1962 could have had any inkling that the Bond movie machine would still be rolling in the…
Vincent Price returns as the ingenious doctor, now in Egypt searching for the elixir of life which will bring his late wife back from the…
“I can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of…
Dr Syn, the vicar of Dymchurch (Patrick McGoohan), is also a notorious smuggler known as The Scarecrow. Dressed in tattered clothes and straw, he prowls the…
Dr Terror’s House of Horrors kick-started the Amicus series of British compendium horror films and was shot at Shepperton Studios with a budget of £105,000.…
The first big-screen outing of the BBC’s ever-popular sci-fi TV series (first shown in 1963) has Roy Castle stumble onto the TARDIS control panel and launch the…
An exquisite historical film with spectacular production detail based on Boris Pasternak’s novel about Russia during the Revolution. The plot concerns a series of brief…