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In a nursing home, a white man who thinks he is Elvis and a black man who thinks he is JFK fight an Egyptian mummy who sucks out old people's souls through their rear ends.
I just finished watching "The Wolf Man" with Lon Chaney, Jr. Underrated.
I just also finished watching "Wolfman" with Benicio del Toro. Can't hold a candle to the original.
Well, thanks to this thread I just ordered online the DVD Quatermass and the Pit. It should arrive within 2 weeks. I do vaguely remember having seen this 1967 movie by the title One Million Years To Earth at a local drive-in with my then girl friend. I also remember quite vividly the original 1958 black and white BBC TV version of the original title while over in England at the time. That 6-part series became required viewing by the Brits and was the talking point at many a work place the day after viewing.
Another very different movie that I would highly recommend is 1961's The Innocents starring Deborah Kerr. This movie is an adaption of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw. I hate to refer to this movie as 'horror' as this term seems to cheapen what is an intelligent psychological tale that relies heavily on subtlety and imagination rather than 'in your face' gory or graphic images. Just a mention, this movie is hardly underrated as the likes of Martin Scorsese rates The Innocents in his Top Ten of scariest movies.
Copy that. Something about those old, low budget, English movies that scared me. That one really did.
And the original Village of the Damned with George Sanders, a classic. Remake stunk.
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