This sci-fi entry from Hammer Films invokes echoes of some of their earlier work, as the studio produced a number of bleak, black & white science fiction thrillers before reviving the Gothic genre with the Technicolor terrors of CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN and (HORROR OF) DRACULA.
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no idea where, but it's already come out on DVD. I bought a VHS copy a few years back, from a "grey market" dealer, and the beginning shows a DVD menu being used. I'd been hunting for it for years, and I took the first chance to see this fine product. I also think it was more influenced by Losey's problems with the House Un-American Activities Comittee, (and accusations of him being communist), than by anything Hammer had done before. good luck!
hi there , my name is brian, you can reach me at;
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i have just found a copy of this movie at www.hammeroldies.com
they have lots of ollie reed etc and the cost per dvd is £8.50 ish plus £1.50 post and packing. they have quick turnaroun and will post within 2 days
enjoy...best regards....bry
DVD-r copied from the old VHS:
http://www.superhappyfun.com/product.cfm?whereme=1822
"We forfeit three-fourths of ourselves in order to be like other people." - Arthur Schopenhauer
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It's just been released from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on Region 1 DVD as part of the six film box set "Icons of Suspense," so your prayers have finally been answered.
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