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The Raven (Kino Lorber) Blu-ray Review
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Ian Jane
in MoviesThe Raven (Kino Lorber) Blu-ray Review
Released by: Kino Lorber
Released on: August 31st, 2021.
Director: Roger Corman
Cast: Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Hazel Court
Year: 1963
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The Raven - Movie Review: Directed by Roger Corman in 1963 and written by Richard Matheson (obviously, though very loosely, based on the famous poem by Edgar Allan Poe), The Raven stars Vincent Price as a man named Erasmus Craven, the son of a powerful sorcerer now decease... -
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100 Years Of Horror
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C.D. Workman
in Movies100 Years Of Horror
Released by: Mill Creek Entertainment
Release date: February 6, 2018
Directed by: Ted Newsom
Cast: Christopher Lee, Roger Corman, Hugh Hefner, Fred Olen Ray, Richard Denning, Bela Lugosi Jr., Hazel Court, Donald F. Glut, Mark Thomas McGee
Year: 1996
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Hosted by Christopher Lee, 100 Years of Horror traces the history of the horror film from the late 1890s to the mid-1990s, covering everything from... -
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Man Who Could Cheat Death, The
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Created by: Ian Jane
in MoviesMan Who Could Cheat Death, The
Released by: Eureka
Released on: September 21st, 2015.
Director: Terence Fisher
Cast: Anton Diffring, Christopher Lee, Hazel Court, Arnold Marle
Year: 1959
The Movie: Set in the Paris of 1890, The Man Who Could Cheat Death follows a scientist named Dr. Georges Bonnet (Anton Diffring) who may appear normal on the outside but who in actuality leads a sinister secret life. Bonnet has figured out the secret to eternal life - he makes an elixir o... -
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Premature Burial, The
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Created by: Ian Jane
in MoviesPremature Burial, The
Released by: Kino Lorber
Released on: May 12th, 2015.
Director: Roger Corman
Cast: Ray Milland, Hazel Court, Richard Ney, Alan Napier, Dick Miller
Year: 1962
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The Movie: Directed by Roger Corman originally as an independent co-production with Pathe (after a dispute with AIP over the profits of his last Poe adaptation left him irritated), The Premature Burial has the distinction of being the only film in Corman's Po... -
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