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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors

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thumb| Dr. Terror's House of Horrors is a 1965 anthology horror film about a mysterious fortune teller who uses tarot cards to read the futures of five fellow passengers. Directed by Freddie Francis. Written by Milton Subotsky. Acclaimed as "THE FEAR OF THE YEAR"  (taglines) Hopkins There's one thing that every intelligent thing is afraid of - fire! If a species ever develops that isn't, it could be the end of the world. This town isn't big enough for two doctors... or two vampires. Plant like that... could take over the world. Other Dr. Blake: This town isn't big enough for two doctors... or two vampires. Dialogue Jim Dawson: Schreck? That's a German word isn't it? Means fear or horror. Dr. Schreck: A more exact translation would be terror. An unfortunate misnomer, for I am the mildest of men. Bill Rogers: All of us? Jim Dawson: We're all together in this carriage. And none of us has a future. Biff Bailey: It's the train! Bill Rogers: It's going to crash! Franklyn Marsh: What are you doing? Jim Dawson: I'm going to pull the communication cord! Franklyn Marsh: Don't be such a fool. It's the one way you might cause an accident! Sit down! Bill Rogers: We can't just sit here and wait. Franklyn Marsh: [to Schreck] Why are you doing this? What do you want? Who are you?! Dr. Schreck: Have you not guessed? Vrim: You wrote down the sacred music of the great God Dambala! Biff Bailey: It could be a hit... make a fortune. If you wrote it, we could go 50-50? Vrim: It belongs to the God, Dambala! Known only to his own people for centuries! Biff Bailey: Oh well, if it's that old then it's out of copyright... Taglines Acclaimed as "THE FEAR OF THE YEAR" Cast Peter Cushing — Dr. Terror Werewolf Neil McCallum - Jim Dawson Ursula Howells - Deirdre Biddulph Peter Madden - Caleb Katy Wild - Valda Edward Underdown - Tod Creeping Vine Ann Bell - Ann Rogers Bernard Lee - Hopkins Alan Freeman - Bill Rogers Jeremy Kemp - Jerry Drake Sarah Nicholls - Carol Rogers Voodoo Roy Castle — Biff Bailey Kenny Lynch - Sammy Coin Harold Lang - Roy Shine Christopher Carlos - Vrim Thomas Baptiste - Dambala Disembodied Hand Christopher Lee — Franklyn Marsh Michael Gough — Eric Landor Isla Blair - Pretty girl Judy Cornwell - Nurse Hedger Wallace - Surgeon Vampire Max Adrian - Dr. Blake Jennifer Jayne - Nicolle Carroll Donald Sutherland - Dr. Bob Carroll Al Mulock - Detective External links 0059125 Dr. Terror's House of Horrors Category:1965 films Category:Natural horror films Category:British films Category:Anthology films Category:Films about vampires Category:Films about werewolves Category:Films set on trains