starring
Boris Karloff
Henry Daniell , Bela Lugosi
Boris Karloff is at his sinister best in Val Lewton 's adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson 's macabre tale about grave-robbing in 19th-century Edinburgh. Henry Daniell is the unfortunate Dr MacFarlane who falls under the evil domination of Gray, a procurer of cadavers for dissection. Bela Lugosi is also on hand as Gray's blackmailing assistant and this was the last appearance together of these two grandmasters of screen horror.
Screenplay by PHILIP MACDONALD , CARLOS KEITH Produced by VAL LEWTON Directed by ROBERT WISE
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Theatre of Blood starring
Someone is killing the leading theatre critics of London in a peculiarly hideous way. Each death, bizarrely, parodies a death in a separate Shakespeare play. The police are baffled. Surely the only person with a grudge of such magnitude is ham Shakespearean actor Edward Lionheart , and he committed suicide years ago ... Vincent Price excels in the role of the hand of vengeance in this stylish British chiller. ,
Screenplay by ANTHONY GREVlLLE-BELL Based on an original idea by STANLEY MANN and JOHN KOHN
Produced by JOHN KOHN and STANLEY MANN Directed by DOUGLAS HICKOX Films, page 13