vhs video: Peter Cushing     vhs video:     Peter Cushing      Flesh & Blood Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing Starz / Anchor Bay, 1999 A must for any Hammer Films fan. For many of us, like myself, who grew up watching Hammer Films, it is a real treat to finally see an in depth documentary on one of the the great film studios. Flesh and Blood is a must for any one who calls himself a Hammer fan. Ted Newson did a wonderful job ...             Dracula: Prince of Darkness (Ws) Christopher Lee, Barbara Shelley Starz / Anchor Bay, 1997 Christopher Lee could replace his predecessor Bela Lugosi as Count Christopher Lee could balance and continue his charismatic predecessor Bela Lugosi(1882 - 1956) in the 60's Hammer british Dracula series. This film is a great example for Lee as Count. The differences are: - Lugosi was more a theatrical Dracula from Broadway. ...             Horror of Dracula Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee Warner Home Video, 1993 I will forever end this man's reign of terror Hard to believe this was made 50 years ago. Superbly acted and directed, there is a raw energy that really permeates from the screen. It's filled with relentless action, unbridled suspense, plus a dark, foreboding atmosphere. This loose adaptation of Bram Stoker's ...             The House That Dripped Blood John Bennett, John Bryans Do Not Use, 1989 Great Horror ... Don't be mislead by gory title I thought and thought about buying this movie for the longest time because of the title and cover but it was just my kind of show! A lot like the Night Gallery pilot. Good actors doing well written shows. The first tale being about a writer who moves to the "house" for ...             A Chump at Oxford Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy Starz / Anchor Bay, 1997 An all-time classic. Stan and Ollie are jobless and down on their luck. Before long, their jobs as a maid and butler (Stan forced to dress up in drag) go wrong, and they end up as street-sweepers. After, unwittingly, foiling a bank robbery, they are rewarded by the bank manager with an ...             Island of Terror Peter Cushing, Edward Judd Universal Studios, 1996 No bones? We just don't know what we're up against! In the late 60's, my mom packed the four of us kids into the station wagon and took us to the drive in theater to see a showing of four horror movies. Island of Terror was the third...and the best! I still remember being afraid to get up to go to the bathroom at night ...             Brides of Dracula Peter Cushing, Martita Hunt Universal Studios, 1995 One of Hammer's finest achievements Brides of Dracula was the first of Hammer's many sequels to their breakthrough hit, and it's not just the best of the series but one of their very best pictures. There's no Christopher Lee this time round - in fact, there's no Dracula at all - but there's a lot of ...             Masks of Death Peter Cushing, John Mills Warner Home Video, 1996 second only to Rathbone This is among the most satisfying Holmes-Watson films. Brett's hamminess is fun, unlike the scenery-eating sonorities of Williamson, Plummer, et. al. But Cushing shares Rathbone's ability to convey the rapier intelligence of Holmes as intrinsic, "matter-of-fact ...             Star Wars Trilogy (Special Edition) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford 20th Century Fox, 1997 My favorite movies I love the original trilogy of Star Wars. It is far better than episodes 1, 2, and 3. And far more memorable. These will be around forever.             Hamlet Felix Aylmer, Anthony Bushell MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 The greatest Hamlet Laurence Olivier's Hamlet is the one which, as I child, I watched and it instilled my love of the play and Shakespeare in general. It is the best of all the Hamlet movies because Olivier is simply the best. No one can speak 'To be or not to be' quite like him. A ...             Scream and Scream Again Vincent Price, Christopher Lee MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 The best science fiction movie ever This is very nearly my favorite movie ever, certainly the best SF film I've ever seen. The first movie to team Vincent Price, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, three of the greatest actors of the century, this is a brilliant and bizarre crime ...             Dr. Terror's House of Horrors Christopher Lee, Max Adrian Republic Pictures, 1997 amicus anthology is just what saturday late movies were made for i grew up in the time before cable where we had five channels and very little chose as to what we watched. saturday nights after the parents went to bed you turned on the late night horror double feature, and if you were lucky you got a hammer movie(no matter what one ...             Mummy (1959) Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee Warner Home Video, 1993 Torn From the Tomb... to Terrify!! In this, 1959's third installment from Hammer Studios, Christopher Lee dons the moldy bandages for a vengeful rampage across the Victorian countryside. Lee plays Kharis, an Egyptian priest returned from the afterlife, searching for archaeologist John Banning (Peter ...             Tales From the Crypt (1972) Joan Collins, Peter Cushing 20th Century Fox, 1998 amicus studios gives us a very creepy "tales from the crypt" amicus studios was in it's prime with this wonderful little shocker about 5 people lost in a crypt and the old man they meet and the future he tell's about each one. 1.a woman killes her husband on christmas eve as thr radio tells of an escaped mad man in the area. ...             Moulin Rouge (1952) José Ferrer, Zsa Zsa Gabor MGM (Video & DVD), 1998 Moulin Rouge A box-office smash in 1952, John Huston's engrossing biopic about the discordant life and loves of famed 19th-century painter Toulouse-Lautrec is drenched in colors taken from the artist's own palette. Shot mostly from the waist up, but acting on his knees, José Ferrer ...          products you might be interested in   search for videos darkness, dripped, edition, horrors, special, trilogy      toavi.com    web we recommend My favorite movies randomly chosen VHS: Slap Shot