Really good fun and surely one of Vincent Price's best films. It's also a super showcase for the Brits of the time, notably Eric Sykes, Robert Morley, Diana Dors and of course the lovely Diane Rigg, excellent in multiple roles..
Surprisingly gory, the films skips happily along despite it's predictable nature, getting in many exciting shots of an already much changed London. Is that Archer's flat they use for the Critics Circle meeting?
Fantastic Thames view and the balcony affording Price the opportunity to recite his most effective soliloquy before plunging to what is assumed is his death. Marvellous, gleeful, over the top fun.
Surprisingly gory, the films skips happily along despite it's predictable nature, getting in many exciting shots of an already much changed London. Is that Archer's flat they use for the Critics Circle meeting?
Fantastic Thames view and the balcony affording Price the opportunity to recite his most effective soliloquy before plunging to what is assumed is his death. Marvellous, gleeful, over the top fun.