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Trying to think of the part that Antony Sharp played that embedded his face in my memory, it's probably because he was there in so many...I think it could be 'steptoe and son, where as a vicar visiting on the church scrounch, a what the butler machine, ends up a church 'do', the flickering entertaiment, proves very popular, and stars old man steptoe.

Excellent ranking video Phil, I've really enjoyed your Pete Walker reviews. Beware Sheila Keith! 💀👍

Gawd, what would Arthur Mullard have made of 'is missus being a pin cushion "Yus my fear'

Something of a passive onlooker here Phil, as these movies are not my bag. However, this was great fun to watch.

Excellent review as usual phil..good stuff mate...some of those pete walker jobs can be bought separately on 88.films...😊...I have shadows...with our 3 faves in..I like it..have you caught up with hammer doc...yet?...-its good..but nothing us hammer affeciados don't know really...Jonathan rigby and wayne kinsey..are always a fine hammer listen..cheers mate..hammergazz

Really enjoyed that phil. Well done

Excellent video phil. Great ranking video.

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Another great review. I’ll have to watch this. Loved the first film. Genius.

He's not an "uncle", he is a cousin. 3:45 Creepier yet.

Great review. Love the book and film.

Great review Phil, I totally agree the film would have been better with a stronger lead, Jack Jones is so bland and his song is so middle of the road. I always thought that Roger Daltrey would have been a great choice, after all he was no stranger to horror films as he was in The Legacy - from about the same time, 1978! Thank goodness for the lovely Pamela Stephenson and, the always fantastic, Sheila Keith. 6 or 7 out of 10 is a fair score.

It's some thought to contemplate that tens of millions more have been spent on the budget(s) of other movies, but yet? They are vastly inferior in terms of quality, suspense and memorability. I watched many rented horror movies throughout the 1980's, and they are just NOT stored into my memory banks. I remember the titles, but not what actually happened years after watching them. And the inclusion of Donald Pleasence into the Halloween series to kick it off truly added to the memorability of it all. it was a masterstroke acquisition on John Carpenters behalf when he signed him up. Perhaps that's a contributing factor regarding the genius of movie making legends i.e. talent appraisal by casting the right actor for the right movie role at exactly the right time? Ditto Spielberg with Robert Shaw in Jaws etc.

Twins of Evil has always been one of my favourite Hammer films. Cushing brilliant as always, with the twins a double bonus.

Hi. I really enjoyed your review of this terrible story. For me, it's down there with Twin Dilemma, Time and the Rani and Happiness Patrol for worst ever story. I wish you would do more of these classic Doctor Who reviews...unless this one put you off, haha. Thanks.

Nice review, P & B, you always give good and thoughtful reasons and ideas how things might have been made better. It always amazes me how films are made flying by the seat of the pants. That's a normal part of art I guess but they do need to pull it all together at the end which they don't always do!

Thanks for another entertaining review! I agree with your comments. Happy Halloween! 💀🧛👻🎃

Sylvester McCoy was the last Doctor i watched until i jumped back in briefly years later just for the Christopher Eccleston reboot. Which was good. Nice looking box set that. Cheers Phil 👍

A fair review Phil. I liked it more when younger i think mostly for the continuity of it, but rewatched it a couple of years back with my son and it's quite dull isn't it. I get they found a good location to use in the sequel but talk about overstaying your welcome. Moved too far away from the original's suspense too, which for me is the one of my favourite elements of film making and Carpenter really was good at it. Never a massive fan of sequels, just a certain few and Halloween being so good was hard to compete with. I love Halloween 3 mind, because of the original concept. BTW Phil i've seen Bones in all sorts over the years, surprised you thought he was lying with his appearance here mate. But you know him better than me.👍

Bones I loved your cameo in Halloween II. I still think your best part as your portrayal of Bonie in The Trap Door.

Good honest review, Phil. Very entertaining as ever. Thank you.

It is flawed but okay but I feel if the producers kept the beginning until michael gets shot. Then connect to from the hospital scene to the rest of Halloween III it would of been a classic film. I love Halloween 3 but it got short changed because of this sequel and audiences expectations of wanting Michael Myers. If Carpenter and Debra Hill had started a series of Halloween stories after Halloween II like Cloverfield series. I feel it would of done ok.

Hey..excellent again phil...ive just watched Halloween 78...as its errr Halloween 😂....I love both...think the first one is better..yeah glad John carpenter got involved afterwards..to beef it up a bit...its like the howling..first one always the best...just having a hammer sesh mate..😊..first 3 draculas..leading up to up to sky arts at 9pm..enjoy hammergazz 😊

Love the reviews. Well done mate.

Excellent review. Have to admit im not a big fan of these sequels.

Another classic, keep them coming

Great choice! Literally one of the best I can think off. Is it just me or does this eclipse even the 1st one by John Carpenter?

Looking forward to the review.

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This is a perfect movie for Halloween

The skull floating in the air is perfect for a spooky house gag, for Halloween.

Ah yes…RTD…the thing about RTD is that, at the start of his career, he actually did some really interesting stuff on kids tv. (Dark Season, Century Falls), but then hijacked Dr Who along with the rest of the Fitzroy crowd and turned it into ‘Nu Who’, which was heavily influenced by utter shite like ‘Buffy’ and ‘Smallville’. The problem with a lot of media today is that it is made by ‘fanboys’ and that these kind of people have no objectivity over the work that they are involved in. Do you think that people like Robert Holmes and Terence Dicks were fans of stuff like Dr Who? No, they were proper professional writers who saw it as a job and tired to bring a sense of literary ability to the things they wrote, instead of being slavish tosspot fans of a franchise who feel that they have some felonious sense of self-ownership of said programme. There are quite a few very interesting articles on the ‘Fitzroy Crowd’ on the internet which goes into great detail about how these arseholes took on Dr Who really in an effort to further there own careers and how they actually look down on the classic series as being a “bit naff” and think that their watered-down, soap-opera version is far superior. However, if people like Davies and Moffat think they have ever written anything that even approaches the like of Pyramids of Mars, Talons of Weng Chiang or Caves of Androzani they must be smoking the hope-ium…

RIP Jack Jones. He passed away just a couple of days before the review.

I think it's time you got some beauty to start unwrapping it for you so you don't have to do it one handed anymore,

Looks like a well put together set Phil. I do have a preference for Season 26 but 'Remembrance of the Daleks' makes this set such a winner. That adventure really captured once more the classic era of Doctor Who.

I got my set yesterday, started with Remembrance last night. If you watch the documentary abt Dursley McLinden be warned that RTD makes a contribution so you may want to mute the sound or pyt the kettle on at that point 😂 enjoy proper Doctor Who 👍

Great video. Love the classic show. Dont like the newer version of dr who.

Will definitely be buying that one. Great video.

Great unboxing. Great season. Especially Remembrance of the Daleks.

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