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Hank of Stein

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We just watched Encounter of the Spooky Kind (1980), directed by and starring Sammo Hung. Wow, what a film. Completely insane, and I loved every minute of it. @Eurekavideo #sammohung
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It’s a wild genre mash-up featuring brutal action, broad comedy, horror, and hopping vampire zombies. It sounds chaotic on paper, but Sammo Hung makes it work effortlessly, proving once again why he’s a master of this style. Highly recommended for fans of Hong Kong cinema.
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Recently we watched Murder by Decree (1979), directed by Bob Clark and starring Christopher Plummer, James Mason, and David Hemmings. This is a really strong film with excellent performances and confident direction. #SherlockHolmes @StudiocanalUK
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The idea of pitting Sherlock Holmes against Jack the Ripper works remarkably well and feels thoughtfully executed. To me, it played like a far superior version of From Hell, which I found rather underwhelming. Highly recommended. Rating: 8/10
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Tonight we watched Incubus (1966), starring William Shatner. I really enjoyed this one. The film has a very dreamlike atmosphere, partly because the entire movie is spoken in Esperanto, which I found fascinating. @ArrowFilmsVideo @WilliamShatner #HorrorMovies
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The acting is mostly strong; the only slightly odd performance comes from the actress playing the sister. Shatner also shows a more restrained and subtle side of his acting here. I can recommend it if you enjoy slow-burning horror with a strong focus on character. Rating: 7/10
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Tonight we watched The House That Screamed (1969). This is a genuinely strong film, engaging from start to finish — even before the first murder, when the story focuses on everyday life and the internal politics of the boarding school. @ArrowFilmsVideo #HorrorMovies
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The acting is excellent throughout, which is not always guaranteed in this kind of film. Highly recommended. Rating: 8/10
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Tonight we watched Ghost Warrior (1984). This turned out to be a surprisingly thoughtful film, far more restrained and reflective than I expected from an Empire Pictures production. @101FilmsUK #EmpirePictures #ActionMovies
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The acting is strong across the board, with Hiroshi Fujioka as Yoshimitsu being a clear highlight. The action scenes are well done but somewhat scarce, though it doesn’t hurt the overall experience.
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I can recommend it, just keep your expectations in check — it’s not as action-packed as you might expect.
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Today we watched The King of the Kickboxers (1990). It’s an entertaining martial arts film in the same vein as Kickboxer and Bloodsport. #ActionMovies
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The second film we watched was Alien Predators (1986), starring Dennis Christopher. An entertaining B-horror with decent effects and mostly solid performances.
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Far from the best in the genre, but engaging enough with characters you actually care about. Recommended mainly for B-horror fans. Rating: 6/10
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Tonight we watched Mark of the Vampire (1935), directed by Tod Browning and starring Bela Lugosi. This is a wonderfully gothic film full of charm, with a fun genre twist toward the end. #HorrorMovies #BelaLugosi
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It may not be the most thrilling experience, but at just 60 minutes it never becomes dull. The atmosphere, sets, and Lugosi’s presence make it a true gem of classic horror. I can easily recommend it to fans of classic Universal-style horror.
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Tonight we watched The Mirror Crack’d, directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Angela Lansbury, Edward Fox, Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, Tony Curtis, and Kim Novak. @StudiocanalUK #AgathaChristie
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Miss Marple doesn’t become directly involved in the investigation until fairly late, which works in a series but feels limiting in a standalone film where you want more interaction with the characters.
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What truly elevates the film is the acting, which is excellent across the board. The cast is perfectly assembled and everyone proves why they are legends. If you enjoy Agatha Christie mysteries, this one is essential, even if the story itself is a bit thin.
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