Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965)

Stars	User	Rating
3	ribcage	58 _34th
being stuck in a train car with Donald Sutherland, Peter Cushing as a spooky gypsy, and Christopher Lee as a fussy art critic and magic skeptic would be a slice of heaven for me so anytime the movie leaves them I'm a bit disappointed. lacks terror. plant segments dumb;broke down when a character is menaced by off-screen crew member poking him with a leafy stick. . Sutherland and of course Lee really shine in each of their turns.
2	terrymac	66 _49th
Decent horror anthology from the reliable Amicus stable, bolstered by a strong cast; a young Donald Sutherland looks like he's from a different planet next to the Brit stalwarts. I remember Roy Castle from Record Breakers back in the day; he should've been in more films. The stories aren't brilliant (the final one is probably the highlight), but they're executed with enough talent and enthusiasm to make this worth a look.
1	joseywales	63 _40th
60's horror anthologies have such charm that it's impossible to dislike any of them. Especially when they've got a cast like this one!
1	INDYATMN	71 _27th
If I were 13, I'd probably give this a 100 but there've been so many stories since then. As a Hammer fan it's always nice to watch Cushing & Lee (despite Cushing's awful eyebrow makeup), but not only are these tales predictable, but except for the first & last, they don't even have a twist. The plant kills; Damballah shows he's not to be trifled with; & the evil art critic gets his comeuppance, the end. Am I being too harsh when Serling regularly pulled off way better shorts before this?
1	moviesinhell	75 _54th
Brit horror titans Cushing and Lee are in top form in Francis's fun fright anthology. Sutherland puts in one of his earliest screen appearances as a doctor.
1	kNwsVXgzm	6 _45th
Vividly shot and lots of great acting (Sutherland, Lee, Cushing), but it felt made for television.

Average Percentile 46.38% from 133 Ratings