My what a tangled web we weave. Muriel and Stephen could enjoy a wonderfully happy marriage if Muriel would stop cheating on Stephen with the gardener. Likewise, you could say 'for shame' to Stephen and his wacky expiriments. Well, that and his plot to be rid of Muriel to inhereit the big castle they live in. Stephen learns of his wife's frollicking and offs the both of 'em. However, the house isn't just his yet. Seems Muriel's 'twin' stepsister(?!) Jenny is next in line, but she's crazy. No matter, the good Doc decides to marry her to do the same as before and have her committed to finally get the house. Dognibbit! I forgot to mention his intentions to be with Solange when all is said and done. Will Dr. Stephens succeed? Depends. Think he can take out a couple of 'vengeful lovers' back from the grave? *hint hint*
We think he woulda been better off landing on "Boardwalk".
Muriel/Jenny - Barbara Steele
Stephen - Paul Muller
Solange - Helga Liné
Dr. Joyce - Laurence Clift
Johnathan - Giuseppe Addobbati
David - Rik Battaglia
Director - Mario Caiano
Written by - Fabio De Agostini & Mario Caiano
Eh, I wasn't too disappointed as I went in on this one on a whim anyway. The movie wasn't that terrible. It became a little drawn out. I found the characters somewhat enjoyable. 'Solange' was not bad on the eyes one bit in her "younger" form. Definite DIZman there. The are its moments and it is all of the "hammy and cheese" sandwich variety, but it only thrives on its moments. The makeup for Muriel later on was pretty well done, too. Then again, you can negate that with the "flashback" sequence which was redone?! *Ha!* Stephen must have been practicing for all of those right hooks he was throwing. Good grief! No real blood or gore was a letdown. Some cheating on the "skin" side of things, though I do give a couple points for the guy who had the 'stroke' in the bathtub and all of the "Hadookins". *harr!* Aside from that I can't give it too much love.
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Eh, I wasn't too disappointed as I went in on this one on a whim anyway. The movie wasn't that terr ...
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SOMEONE TURN THE MOVIE OFF I CAN'T STAY AWAKE.
Ok, there. That's better. Now I can type without passing out.
This ridiculously slow, junky 'sequel' to Poe's The Telltale Heart has no merit. It isn't scary, it isn't funny, and the only interesting parts are the very beginning and the very end.
Watching the doctor make the unfortunate couple into 'glow-worms' when he electrocutes them and then surgically remove their hearts was interesting. The final explosion of the house and the ghosts melting was interesting. The rest? No. Watching Jenny walk around as she hears the beating heart and go crazy as Muriel infects her are the only other real points in the movie that can be considered 'horror' or 'interesting.' The rest is a Dark Shadows type drama that holds no interest or point to the movie or the premise.
This isn't classic, it's crappic. Avoid!
It isn't interesting! Again! INTERESTING INTEREST AHHHHH
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Well, this wonderful masterpiece of high drama in a nightmarish castle begat me to vis-a-vis whilst ...
Pointless nudity - no
Random violence - no
Uppercut -no
Eh, why ruin a good thing? - no
Um...can we help you?
Rollin' on dubs...
Is that Elvis??
Hadookin!
Texas justice!
Yes!Yes!Yes!
Hadookin!
Gimmie some sugah, baby.
Usually people keep fish in a fishtank.
Helloooo nurse!
Cameraman's been drinkin'again. Damnit!
Extreme slo-mo, only it's not slow motion?
Damn! You guys ever gonna find her?
Hadookin!
April Fools! Oh..my bad, dog...
Annnd I'm spent...
Hadoo-DIZamn!
Hadookin!
Jen-nay, Jen-nay...You ain't got ta be crazy no more, Jen-nay.
Start fire = no ghosts?!
Muriel - "You don't know the hate I have for you inside. You would be terrified if you could see it."
Jonathan - "You're a beast! I can't stand it! Go away!"
Stephen - "Then I though she was a poor embessyl; ugly and repulsive."
Stephen - "As far as witches are concerned, you are noone to talk."





