Dr Terror's House of Horror DVD, 1965

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Film Description

This cult horror tale stars Peter Cushing as the mysterious Dr Schreck, who boards a train and offers to tell his five fellow passengers their fortunes using his tarot cards. The deadly tales he tells includes werewolves, voodoo and a severed hand. Who is this sinister Doctor - and where exactly is the train heading?

Film Information

Director - Freddie Francis

Produced - 1965

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Christopher Lee, Donald Sutherland, Peter Cushing, Michael Gough, Max Adrian, Roy Castle

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Odeon Entertainment	Region:	2
Length:	98 mins	Aspect:	2.35:1	Cat No:	ODNF168
Format:	DVD Colour

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Barry Forshaw on 3rd November 2003

A much-loved horror anthology from Hammer's main rivals, Amicus, gets a welcome DVD issue. Director Freddie Francis utilises the portmanteau approach of Ealing’s class... more >