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Streaming Review: Theatre of Blood (Patreon)

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2020-12-31 18:26:02
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2021-02

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Streaming Review: theatre of Blood

This holiday season, the real Santa Claus is coming to town. We review Finnish Christmas Horror Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale. Available on Amazon Prime in the US and BFI Player in the UK Buy Robin's new book "The Immortal Dracula" (UK) https://amzn.to/2HsWZI5 (USA) https://amzn.to/2FQvbwE Buy Robin's other books (UK) https://amzn.to/2F7Blbf (USA) https://amzn.to/3kmGMD3 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/RvhRdc Twitter: https://twitter.com/DarkCorners3 @DarkCorners3 Summary: On Christmas Eve in Finland, Santa Claus is unearthed in an archaeological dig. Soon after, children start disappearing, leading a boy and his father to capture Santa and, with the help of fellow hunters, they look to sell him back to the corporation that sponsored the dig. And then there's Santa's elves, who are determined to free their leader... A special thanks to our Dark Cultist Patreon supporters. THE SHADOWS: Brent Beebe, Pvt_Unicorn_Parts, Scott Nesmith, Lisa Kuta, John L., Normand Richardson, Richard Sadler, Thom MacIntyre, Chantelle Corey, Logistical Nightmare, Joe Niedbala, Trahan, Joseph Hines, Stephen Crane, Christopher Eckart, Anthony Strocks, John S. Savage, Dave Church, You Don't Get to Know, Ford, Jasmine Shafer, Allan Liska, goddessoftransitory, rachemus, Zachary Nolan, Chris Weakley, Heather and Michael Bailes, Colleen Crouch, Christie Bryden, Dan D Doty, Joseph Dougherty, Chris Hewson, David H. Adler, Hidden Trail Video THE ACOLYTES: Fritz Rutz, Joe Porter, Tony Breneman, Thomas Brown, Chris Fischer, D R Wellington, Ken Smiley, Richard D'Ambrosia, Matt P, John Hepp, Andy M, Milton Knight, Michael Schmidt, C, Michael Dean Jackson, Gemma Crowley, Andrew Weber, NuclearSaber, Picatea, Jim Rockford, Chris A, Mystic Cyclone, Prince Charming, Kyle Olson, Ch'aska Huayhuaca, Adam Everett, Johnathan Henning, James Robertson, Nils Muninsheim, David Pellot, Brian Kidd, Albertus Magnus, rachael kafrissen, Janne Wass, Robert Freeborn, David Conner, Peter Grantham, Amber Wesley, Tony Belmonte, Henry Brennan, Alex B, Mark Buckley, Uwe Marquardt, Russ Chandler, Simon Ash, Lavaughn Towell, Dave Smith, Tim Smith, Dark_Roast, Raven House Mystery, Terr Cain THE INITIATES: Roop 298, Daniel Robinson, james Steadman, Andre, Jeffrey Disharoon, G.Kumar Achar, Ashleigh Rose, Claire Chandler, Lorna Smart, Seth Coleman, Joshua Allen, Jeffrey A Pleimling, Barry P., Terry LeCroix, VC, Jim Smith, greg Galanos, Clifford Parson, Martin Vlachynsky, Karl Bunker, Brian Ullmark, Alexandra Virgiel, Stephen LaPlante, Greg Hartwick, María Gd, Melissa Hayes, Derek Summers, bob de builder, Michael Schwern, GadgetBlues, Jakub Łabeński, Double – U, Felix Weißig, Madam Eve Written and presented by Robin Bailes @robinbailes Directed and Edited by Graham Trelfer Lockdown Review S1E45 #HorrorMovieReview #DarkCornersReview #StreamingReview

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Anonymous

As delightful a review as its subject!

Anonymous

Any actor who turned down a chance to work with Price in savaging their critics should turn in their SAG card immediately! I personally love some of Vincent's early work in Laura and Dragonwyck, where he's still being used as a leading man type physically, but both the characters are far darker and more broken under their charm.

Stephen Crane

The Dresser II: Donald Wolfit's revenge is the play Ronald Harwood wanted to write.

Anonymous

While this is my least favorite of Vincent Price's films (due to certain scenes), there is no doubt that Price himself was a master showman and he could make even the most ridiculous horror plots seem genuine. As for critics that were unkind to films I liked, I believe the biggest offender was Roger Ebert. His chastising of horror/slasher fans in the early 1980's was appalling. He referred to horror fans as people "who hate women", even though horror films had plenty of female fans too.

Anonymous

You've said it all. Just a classic bit of fun that, to use an old cliche, does what it says on the tin!

Anonymous

Price was excellent in everything that he did, even, Deity Help Us, "Mod Squad". He used that wonderful voice like a Strad, ramping it up for the over the top roles, like Egghead in Batman, and dialing it back for Song of Bernadette and The Ten Commandments. One of my personal favorites is House of the Long Shadows. Not necessarily his best film, but because he got to share scenes with Lee, Cushing & Carradine! As for reviews & reviewers, I have a fairly thick skin, and as long as they are amusing about it, I can take it when they don't have the same opinion of a film as I do. Actually, I usually know that a particular film is ... ahem... not so good, but I like it anyway. (Loved what you did with Hawk the Slayer ;-)

Anonymous

I’m going to go meta and say that every villainous Price role is my favorite because by all accounts I’ve heard (granted, by people eulogizing him) he was the complete opposite. And his banana bread recipe is divine if you defy his instructions at the last step and undercook it slightly so its gooey.

Anonymous

For me favourite Price is 'Witchfinder General' which is a great film. Although the first thing I saw him in was 'Edward Scissorhands' where he is magnetic in his very short scene. Don't forget his perfect introduction to Alice Cooper's 'The Black Widow'. https://youtu.be/oIeAVBTeuV8 You forgot to mention Joan Hickson. Whose performances as Miss Marple cause all other Marple's to be negatively compared to her by reviewers. William Malone's 'FearDotCom' gets a really raw deal with reviews, especially aggregator reviews. As the majority review the badly cut US version, that doesn't make sense as its shed key scenes to get an R rating. The European version (which is on Netflix in the UK) is a really good film.