Tag: Christopher Lee

A young man who dreams of becoming one of the King’s Musketeers, travelling to Paris with nothing but a sword, fifteen crowns in his pocket and the good

Their name synonymous with horror anthology films, it is easy to forget that Amicus also produced many varied single narrative features of equally dubious quality, among them The

Eureka Classics continue their programme of restorations of British war movies following on from their earlier releases of 1960’s Sink the Bismarck! and 1967’s The Night of the

In the mountains of Manchuria it lay hidden for two million years until discovered in 1906 by anthropologist Professor Sir Alexander Saxton, frozen deep inside a cave, a

Despite almost three decades during which no films were produced under that banner and the wide range of genres they covered, including comedy, mystery, spy thrillers, crime dramas,

Can it really be thirty-three years since Rand Peltzer brought home a special gift for his teenage son Billy, a gift which accidentally unleashed chaos on the normally

An imposing figure standing at 6’5” with an equally imposing resume of over two hundred film roles, it is inevitable that many of the works with which Christopher

In a career of over two hundred feature films through which he became most famous for the many genre roles he played, the long association with the horror

1981 was a good year for werewolves, with Joe Dante‘s The Howling in April and John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London in August, both of which were

To highlight even a fraction of the career of Sir Christopher Lee is to do a disservice to the breadth of his achievements, but he will forever be