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Horror Hospital
Jason Jones, manager d'un groupe de rock, a besoin de décompresser. Un ami lui conseille de prendre quelques jours de vacances au manoir du Docteur Storm. Arrivé sur place, il découvre que le docteur transforme ses pensionnaires en robots afin de dominer le monde...
Réalisateurs
Distribution
Michael Gough
Dr. Christian Storm
Robin Askwith
Jason Jones
Vanessa Shaw
Judy Peters
Dennis Price
Mr. Pollack
Ellen Pollock
Olga ("Aunt Harris")
Skip Martin
Frederick
Kurt Christian
Abraham Warren
Barbara Wendy
Millie
Kenneth Benda
Carter
Martin Grace
Bike Boy
Colin Skeaping
Bike Boy
George Herbert
Laboratory Assistant
Antony Balch
Bearded Man at Club / Bike Boy (uncredited)
Richard Gordon
Man in Club
James Boris IV
'Mystic' Rock Group
Equipe
CRITIQUES (1)
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Hellraiser II - Hellbound: Prigionieri dell'Inferno
Nightmare 3 - I Guerrieri del Sogno
Riflessi di Paura
Patrick
Re-Animator 2 - Bride Of Re-Animator
Nel Buio da Soli
Où Regarder
Streaming
Amazon Prime Video
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AVIS DE LA COMMUNAUTÉ
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John Chard
Garbled mess entertains royally.
It's one of those creaky British horrors that always show up on the BBC in the early hours of the morning. The reason for this is that the only ones watching are the drunks staggering in from the pub, or the insomniacs interested in a thrill to pass the time away with. The former are the better off because this is a film where not being of sober mind can only aid the viewing.
It's bonkers in plotting, Robin Askwith (just prior to his shift into a sex comedy franchise) is a stressed out singer with a pop group. He decides to go for some R&R at a country retreat. He hooks up with Vanessa Shaw on the train journey in, and once they arrive at the retreat they find it's a bizarro world inhabited by mute bikers, lobotomised robots, a malignant dwarf and a mad doctor (Michael Gough) in a wheelchair!
That's pretty much it, not much makes sense, there's a little sexy nudity, a whole host of sequences where the zombies do nothing of interest, some scenes of the dwarf (Skip Martin) mixing potions and puddings, and some cool fake fights between Askwith and chums and the crash helmet bikers. It plods along gleefully to the finale's big reveal and chase/escape sequence, to round it off as car crash cinema. Splendidly bad and joyful in subtexts. 5/10
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