Horrors of the Black Museum - DVD

London is fear struck, and Scotland Yard is baffled by a series of strange murders that have plagued the city. Stories of the atrocities, by crime journalists Edmond Bancroft (Michael Gough - yes, the same loveable 'Alfred Pennyworth' from the new Batman movies), come to their own conclusions missed by the InchYardInch. This is because of the fact that Edmond is behind these horrible crimes in order to create material for his writing. Along with his assistant, Rick (Graham Curnow) who helps him run a private InchBlack MuseumInch filled with murder and torture devices. We have also included the original American International introduction called Hypno-Vista, featuring Emile Franchel... Registered Psychologist, that greeted all American theatergoers on it's initial . Features the classic eyeball-gouging binoculars scene. REALLY GRUESOME!!!

Five men who board a train as strangers will soon find commonality when joined by a sixth passenger, the mysterious traveler known as Dr. Schreck (Peter Cushing). Watch as their destinies unfold in the chilling and InchlifeInch-altering horror-thrill ride, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors. To while away the time, the good doctor offers to read each passenger's Tarot cards. The innocent parlor game has an unexpected conclusion as each reading unfolds on screen as a terrifying vignette (a werewolf on the loose; a vengeful creeping vine; a tale of voodoo; a disembodied hand coming to life; and a vampire story) the results of which are unpredictable and shocking. From director Freddie Francis (The Doctor and The Devils, Dracula Has Risen From The Grave, Tales From The Crypt) and starring horror film royalty Peter Cushing (Horror of Dracula, Evil of Frankenstein) and Christopher Lee (Horror of Dracula, Lord of the Rings), Dr. Terror's House of Horrors features a stellar cast of supporting players including Donald Sutherland (Robert Altman's M.A.S.H., Bernardo Bertolucci's 1900), Max Adrian (Ken Russell's The Devils and The Boyfriend) and Michael Cough (Horror of Dracula, Tim Burton's Batman and Sleepy Hollow).

It was supposed to be a sequel to a cult hit slasher movie, The Mutilator, but instead it turned into a reunion of terror. Terry Kiser (Weekend at Bernies) stars in this hilarious thriller that shows how far some might go to make a killing at the box office.