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Carole Gray

Curse of the Fly (1965)

Curse of the Fly (1965)
Rating: ★★
Mar 5, 2001Mutated Teleporter Accidents/The Fly Sequel
Mutated Teleporter Accidents/The Fly Sequelcurse-of-the-fly-19651965The second sequel to the original The Fly, which does feature more teleporter accidents and mutations but for some reason no fly hybrids this time
Director: Don Sharp
Actors: Brian Donlevy, George Baker, Carole Gray, Yvette Rees, …
Category: Science Fiction
5 March 200112 January 2026 by Roog

Devils of Darkness (1965)

Devils of Darkness (1965)
Rating: ★★
Jan 29, 2019Vampire Film
Vampire Filmdevils-of-darkness-19651965British-made vampire film that very much trying to copy the style of Hammer Films. This has colour and moments of undeniable style that stand out but lacks it in other crucial areas.
Director: Lance Comfort
Actors: William Sylvester, Hubert Noel, Carole Gray, Tracey Reed, …
Category: Horror
29 January 201918 January 2026 by Roog

The Brides of Fu Manchu (1966)

The Brides of Fu Manchu (1966)
Rating: ★★★
Jan 8, 2001Super-Villain
Super-Villainbrides-of-fu-manchu-19661966The second film with Christopher Lee as the Chinese super-villain Fu Manchu. Not quite up with its predecessor The Face of Fu Manchu but still an exciting blend of pulp melodrama, super-science and Yellow Peril
Director: Don Sharp
Actors: Christopher Lee, Douglas Wilmer, Howard Marion Crawford, Tsai Chin, …
Category: Science Fiction
8 January 200128 December 2025 by Roog

Island of Terror (1966)

Island of Terror (1966)
Rating: ★★
Jun 28, 2002Giant Virus Invasion
Giant Virus Invasionisland-of-terror-19661966Director Terence Fisher made his name at Hammer Films but in the 1960s broke away to make a trilogy of SF films. This features the novelty of a giant virus creature but Fisher fails to generate much suspense
Director: Terence Fisher
Actors: Peter Cushing, Edward Judd, Carole Gray, Eddie Byrne, …
Category: Science Fiction
28 June 200223 April 2026 by Roog

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  • Films About Atlantis
  • Werewolf Films
  • Virtual Reality
  • Imprisonment Thrillers
  • Films Depicting NASA and the Space Program
  • Human Bloodsports and Death Games
  • Animals Attack Films
  • Films About Plague and Pandemic
  • Disaster Movies
  • Steampunk Films
  • Documentaries
  • Films About Halloween
  • Films About Prophecy
  • Magicians and Sorcerers
  • Secret Societies
  • Real-Life People in Fiction
  • Techno-Thrillers
  • Twins in Fantastic Cinema
  • Asylums
  • Possession Films
  • Films About Imaginary and Magical Lands
  • Religion in Fantastic Cinema
  • Romantic Comedies
  • Film Noir
  • Spy Films
  • Jekyll and Hyde Films
  • Films That Make Dubious Claims to Being True Stories
  • Coming of Age Stories in Fantastic Cinema
  • Films About Cryogenics and Suspended Animation
  • Alternate History Films
  • Disturbed Psychology as Portrayed on Film
  • Law Enforcement in Fantastic Cinema
  • Weird Westerns

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