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This is an example of the rollercoaster type of horror film: some opening scenes to let you strap in comfortably, some exhilarating fast drops and turns, then at the end it grinds reassuringly to a halt and the bars come up to let you off. It's based on an anthology of horror stories for teens, a sort of Goosebumps++, that's much loved across the pond, so Google tells me.
Tarantino's latest effort provides more excitement than his The Hateful Eight if less than his other films.
What do you get when you mix science fiction with the Beatles, answer is a fab wee feel film and for fans of both genres not to be missed at a cinema near you As if from the Twilight Zone,
Amicus Horror Classic Anthologies - A Brief Discussion with a Review of The House That Dripped Blood and Asylum
Written by Matteo SedazzariLike Universal Pictures from the 1920s to 1950s and Hammer Films, Amicus is a film production company that will be eternally synonymous with great horror films. Often confused with Hammer due to similar subject matter, Hammer regulars; actors, Christopher Lee (The Horror of Dracula, The Wicker Man ) and Peter Cushing (The Curse of Frankenstein, The Brides of Dracula);