The Blood Beast Terror | Full Movie | Flick Vault

[@Neutronia1]

They just don't make people like Peter Cushing any more. I grew up with him and Christopher Lee, watching everything they did, staying up and watching the double features and scaring myself. I wish people still behaved with so much class.

[@deboraharmstrong2837]

Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing are the best horror movie pairing ever,. No one will ever come close to them.

[@raecattell7680]

Deborah Armstrong I don't care how many remakes they do of dracula or frankenstein, you'll never beat the peter cushing and christopher lee versions.

[@gilloselton824]

Check out a movie called House of the Long shadows. Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and John Carradine. Great movie. only one all four ever appeared in together :)

[@maryfiaola3686]

and Vincent Price

[@Cletus-Hellfire]

The name could be better. Terror of the Were-Moth or some such. I like the Were creatures. Weresharks could transform in water but they they can also breath underwater in human form. I'd say all Were people should keep half the strength of their transformative form.

[@skyrim7750]

Vincent Price, Peter Cushing end Christopher Lee are the best horror actors during the 1950s and 1960s. They took the place of Lugosi, Karloff and Chaney.

[@Rosemarysummers2]

Anything with Peter Cushing or Vincent Price is worth while looking at. Thank you

[@doloresesparza6474]

I Agree !

[@pbr8032]

Yes!

[@reggaefan2700]

How about Christopher Lee?

[@martinlopezpgara5treestart263]

he'll yeah Vincent price is the best in horror

[@kathleencampbell2298]

Peter , Christopher, Vincent, all gentle men and gentleman 💜💐✨💞, they were wonderful actors to

[@davidbruce5524]

I love these dramas, thrillers and horror flicks set in the Victorian gaslight era. Something about the sound of horseshoes on cobblestones that really sets the mood

[@kevinmunday5782]

I agree, its kinda like a History thing, the era of bobbies with whistles, and jack the ripper, foggy streets, and big Country mansions. The perfect setting ☺☺

[@stephenmann2963]

Peter Cushing has always been one of my favorite actors

[@Realpoweronearth]

A true Englishman and a gentleman and a great actor a very rare breed indeed!!!

[@kathleencampbell2298]

Yes

[@raphaelandrews3617]

I love the way he delivers his lines hidden with menace like a snake moving in to strike.

[@CuteDwarf11]

Peter Cushing made this movie worth watching with the way he carried himself despite its ridiculous plot. It makes one forget the plot, and just focus on him.

[@CuteDwarf11]

It's so easy to see the change in Peter Cushingin the films he made before and after his wife died. Since this film was made when his wife was still alive, it's clear to see that he was quite relaxed, but after she died, his heartbreak was so obvious in his appearance and the way he carried himself.

[@CuteDwarf11]

@Trey Stephens 1970 or 1971.

[@kennethhodges3187]

Yes, the change was never more so than when Peter made 'The Ghoul' when in one scene with Veronica Carlson, his wife's photo can be clearly seen, and you could see the tears in his eyes! It is said that they had to abandon shooting after this scene, because he was so overcome with grief!

[@CuteDwarf11]

@@kennethhodges3187 He was such a gentle soul, and his wife was the love of his life... I'm glad he had a good friend in Christopher Lee, whose jokes often gave him a reason to laugh.

[@EM-lz9kg]

Yes Christopher lee helped by getting him to work in films again such as STAR WARS as he knew what a blow it was for his dear friend & colleague

[@dokskwyr4353]

I didn't realize that. Interesting. Thanks for the info. 🙂

[@leebritnell2405]

RIP Roy Hudd who died on Monday.He had a career in comedy for about 5 decades,and was an expert on British music hall history.

[@phorton7039]

I love the storytelling. It is not about how realistic (blood, gore and special effects) it's the story and how the actors give credibility to the plot. Peter Cushing always deliver.

[@areathawilliams1998]

I was born in the late 1960's.. However I love watching Classics.. Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee has always been my favorite characters.. Keep up the good work showing these great movies.

[@travellingshoes5241]

I was born in 1984 and only discovered these films recently. They're quite good fun.

[@buffalo8694]

Peter Cushing is a legend !

[@gaynordurdy7689]

Legend the word is so over used these days, Peter Cushing is totally a legend

[@pinkvenomblackpinkscomeback]

and this movie is NOT

[@jameswebb4593]

Regardless of how ridiculous the plot Peter Cushing always gives it credibility.

[@Bringiton513]

Exactly my thoughts!

[@cowboykelly6590]

james : SO TRUE.

[@willfade7994]

james webb Lol! Well said. My thoughts precisely.

[@laurallama73]

Mhmm. Always.

[@zimjun7]

That's why they employ him. Good casting and good acting and good credibili…...Oh...….you just said that.....

[@willfade7994]

Only Peter Cushing can pull off a wacky plot like this. It's comical yet serious all at once. Love these old movies! 👏🏻

[@noyoutakethatback]

Yes, ludicrous plot.

[@dawnfinch8232]

It doesn't matter when Cushing is in it

[@MichaelSmith-sv6vd]

Just the best pair of hoffor greats. ❤❤❤

[@kevincampbell5785]

Good ol' Peter Cushing. Grew up on him and Christopher Lee.

[@onlythewise1]

yep any time i saw him in a movie i knew it was gong to be good

[@mortuaryartist]

And Vincent price of course

[@onlythewise1]

@Shank Adams were there friends your butt lovers , ha ha ha hah a

[@pbr8032]

@@mortuaryartist And Boris Karloff and Lon Chaney Jr.

[@dawnfinch8232]

Me too

[@chrisevans5259]

Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee were born for Horrors,...2 giants of the genre....

[@JJONNYREPP]

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[@raymondlawson8914]

I love these old horror movies. They cast such good actors

[@Red23165]

I always admire Peter Cushing very good actor still enjoy till this day watching his movies you wont see movies like these again thanks

[@janupczak5059]

Thank you so much for the time and energy you put into giving us these treasures! Just a great escape from the crazy world we live in...❤

[@jenwaddell9632]

I AGREE!😃

[@janupczak5059]

@@jenwaddell9632 Sad, but TRUE....right Jen? Sure beats watching the news...😨😢

[@roserose4030]

Love your talk

[@ApolosaCakau]

Peter Cushing is by far a most amazing actor in my opinion

[@kennethhodges3187]

Amen to that!

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

I thought the film was absolutely brilliant. I don’t think I’ve seen this before. So nice to catch up on the older films. 🤗⭐️😊⭐️😃

[@christinehagen5454]

Peter Cushing Master of Horror Klassefilm Wir vermissen Dich RIP!

[@steemdup]

1967 - this film had several other titles. I prefer Deathshead Vampire. Anything with Peter Cushing is okay with me.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

Vampies are a gauls best fiend.

[@user-jXuELydMX4rX]

Mr.Cushing cool and gently. All time can see with relief.

[@edpazikas8777]

These old movies did not have much of technology, effects, but they were very rich in tales and stories, by far much better than most of today’s films that we see everywhere.

[@barbarastepien-foad4519]

Peter Cushing used to live in a coastal town I lived in, he frequented the hardware shop riding on his bike everywhere, always such a gentleman.

[@jackdshellback3819]

Peter Cushing lived in Whitstable He went shopping on his bicycle You could meet him buying vegetables Peter Cushing lived in Whitstable.

[@ednammansfield8553]

It's the first time I have watched this film. I really enjoy watching both Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee from the films I used to watch in the 1960's. Both actors have been great in the horror genre of films of that time and this is certainly one of them. Thanks for sharing this one.

[@x-wingflyboy8177]

Thanks for putting this up to watch not seen this for many years and any 60s horror with Peter Cushing is sooooo worth it.

[@ellenthorne87]

Another excellent performance from Peter Cushing, with some familiar faces including Wanda Ventham .

[@felinefanII]

Don't know why this film is so hated I love it, Vernon Sewell always delivered watchable guilty pleasures.

[@routeman680]

I love the pre-title sequence set in Central Africa, where the explorer is searching for the revolting giant moth pupae. I think it was actually filmed on the Thames up from Teddington, interspersed with animal clips from nature documentaries and with a jungle sound track. No matter - it's still atmospheric and a great intro to the subject of the film!

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yes. And Transylvania was a couple of miles away...on Hampstead Heath..!! Budgets were VERY low.. But , it didn't matter..!!

[@paulchristman2456]

I've always wondered if Roger Corman's earlier "The Wasp Woman" might have inspired the makers of this fun, crazy flick. Sure, it's pure 100% hokum, but who cares ?! Besides, the film has its definite merits--genuine exteriors and impressive sets, authentic costumes, and good lighting to name a few. Don't be hypercritical, just sit back and enjoy !

[@aclark903]

#Mothra

[@2msvalkyrie529]

👍👍 ! Wasp Woman was brilliant !! Well remembered.!

[@rockindaddy6535]

Eating in the mortuary, a fantastic crazy scene...... The film is a real goody !

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

Next to a corpses feet.

[@krell2130]

"How do we kill a vampire?" "I once saw Peter Cushing kill a vampire in a film by driving a stake trhough it's heart" "Ok, you get the steak and I'll get my car" "...and I'll get the cushion"

[@raphaelandrews3617]

I prefer my steaks with onion and gravy not heart.

[@vikigiava2459]

I like so much the atmosphere of these old moovies. Perfect!

[@richardhumphreys8662]

Saw this when it was originally released. It was in a double bill with something, the title of which I can't remember. It is a bit tacky and cheap, but it stuck in my memory and I'm still very fond of it. RIP Roy Hudd, you'll be missed.

[@koenruysseveldt3848]

It had a few titles,one of them Deathshead Vampire.

[@glamdolly30]

Love Wanda Ventham very charismatic actress. She did her own stunts in this, and appeared in costume as the moth monster!

[@normanby100]

Interesting scene where she screams at the spider. Considering what she is, her fear is understandable.

[@DianaSheward]

Why is it that most of the women called 'Wanda' in real life are out and out man-eaters???!🤷‍♀️Strange but true.🤭👍🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️🐊🐊🐊

[@thewonkyeyedwoman]

Even Peter Cushing drinking his none existent tea deserves an Oscar

[@davidmarsden8008]

Was it Darjeeling.

[@sonbahar5296]

Little girls tea party..😊😊😊

[@glamdolly30]

15:11 Fab to see a young Roy Hudd, God bless him. I was lucky enough to meet and chat with him once, when he was a guest on a chat show I was TV researcher on. He gave me a copy of a book on music hall he was promoting, and signed it for me. A kinder, warmer and more genuine man you will never find.

[@PAUL-ge1kl]

He's in tip top form here

[@naarahjanemorris3121]

Thanks for sharing this film Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee were awesome actors the old Films are the best.

[@michelleelston4518]

Never seen this before. Just a jewel thank you for sharing this wonderful film and your time and patience thank you 😊

[@christineparsons2384]

A young David Griffin (William) who played Emmet in keeping up appearances. Peter Cushing made this a good film.

[@offen9295]

Klasse Film Danke fürs Hochladen

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

The Death's-Head moth was also used in the plot of Silence of the Lambs as well as the classic Un Chien Andalou.

[@tonychapman1259]

I’ve only watched a couple of minutes and I just know I’m gonna love it!

[@user-gk9pu6oq7j]

and did you ?

[@tonychapman1259]

Yeah of course. The old ones are the best!

[@tonychapman1259]

He was such a gentleman

[@pascalbourrachot718]

Simple is my feeling As a french viewer La Classe J'adore

[@chrisevans5259]

Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing and Vincent Price......all Horror Legends,

[@peterleslie8326]

Karloff is King

[@normanbell-br7nf]

Vincent Price was so distinct

[@rhiannonvorstag9403]

OMG ! Thank you for this I LOVE PETER. CUSHING. NOW I'M Going to watch it.

[@haricotvert3904]

What a woman. Scales and antenas in all the right places. If only I could pin this one down for my collection. Thanks for sharing this classic.

[@jeffryoliver2274]

What a wonderful, little horror movie. Filled with odd, delightful nuance. Mr. Cushing, as always, was terrific. Thanks for the upload. I am subscribed.

[@IlonaEDavey]

Thank you so much.....love Peter Cushing, Vincent Price and Christopher lee .....great quality upload ❤️

[@popazz1]

A little factoid. Wanda Ventham,the moth/woman, is the mother of the actor Benedict Cumberbatch, he of 'Sherlock' fame. Anywho, these films might seem laughable considering today's cinematic advances including CGI but back then they scared the bejaysus outa most kids. And Peter Cushing, along with Christopher Lee, held us enthralled.

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

today it's technology, yesterday it was talent...........

[@popazz1]

@@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301 .... In many cases, yes I agree.

[@Realpoweronearth]

Today's films are laughable bad scripts bad actors bad CGI bad music bad director stupid high prices at the cinema for overrated films 21st century bullshit!!!

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Yes he is dad was also a actor I already new who Benedict’s mother was

[@duskostankovic3971]

who's watching in 2020 👍

[@duskostankovic3971]

👍@@elizabethdunne9753

[@matjust5523]

October 14th 2020 just having a great time watching the film

[@ednammansfield8553]

I am watching this film in 2024.

[@MichaelSmith-sv6vd]

2024 and watching ❤❤

[@MichaelSmith-sv6vd]

​same here June 2024 ❤

[@CanadairCL44]

I really like these films from an earlier era. Well crafted scripts, excellent actors and actresses and superb production values. No swearing either, which is something that really sets these masterpieces aside from what we are 'fed' on today's conveyor belt of bubble gum for the mind. Obviously some will ridicule my thoughts, but even the worst scripts from yesteryear stand well up against most more modern productions.

[@abrahamulagay4495]

So true 🌼

[@Russell-ic3ml]

Absolutely agree,wish they and hammer horror were still around,wander ventham was gorgeous 👍👍

[@markmiller6402]

She’s Benedict Cumberbatch’s mum, I found out a while ago😂

[@rachaelhogan7850]

All the hammer women were.

[@rachaelhogan7850]

@@markmiller6402Are you serious really omg

[@markmiller6402]

@@rachaelhogan7850 yep, it’s true. She’s was stunning too.

[@Pot_o_Tee]

​@@rachaelhogan7850 yes like Britt Eckland for example

[@angelitamoreiralopes6576]

Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Vincent Price are a legend.

[@RobertLocksley385]

Benedict Cumberbatch's smashing mum as well as Roy Hudd-what a completely bonkers film that Cushing would have enjoyed! He liked lowering himself to films like this because he wasn't pretentious, unlike Gielgud or Olivier. He turned up as a guest on Morecambe and Wise, for goodness' sake! A great actor for all seasons, and sorely missed.

[@jayturner3397]

She was gorgeous back then

[@lorrainegriffin1443]

Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing there is no one to match up to them.

[@operationgoldfish8331]

I love the pre-credits sequence. Pretending very hard that the little river near Pinewood is really in the African jungle and not just a slightly manky bit of English countryside.

[@flashladderacrobat]

LOL I was thinking exactly the same thing!

[@davidfitzgerald5110]

These movies with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee coupled with the old universal horror flicks coupled with the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes movies are my favourite type of movies period you can't beat it as cheezy as they can be there just fucking great nothing like whipping out the popcorn and lights out when those movies are on ...

[@Pot_o_Tee]

The nostalgia of them too..

[@johngoodman616]

Peter Cushing always a gentleman

[@anthonycurcio5018]

this movie is one of peter cushings best films he ever made.

[@reaper060670]

I was reading a comment on a Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee film earlier and one of the comments had Peter Cushing as Peter Cushion! They were actually calling the great actor Peter CUSHION!!! It's really bad when ppl do ish like that bcos it kind of shows them to be not so up on the Hammer, Amicus, Tigon, Tyburn films from the 1960's & 70's.. This man is an absolute legend in this Horror Genre and yet ppl cannot even type or spell his name corre3ctly.. LOL

[@offen9295]

Nobody is Perfekt

[@Pot_o_Tee]

They might have learning difficulties, and if they wer describing Mr Cushing as a great actor, leave them alone...

[@mnbv990]

Loved it! I KNEW Wanda would be the monster, but I was hoping she would be a giant duck.

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Lol lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CuteDwarf11]

Am I the only one who laughed when both housekeepers answered " WATERLOO! "? 😂😂😂

[@kenscrackofdoom599]

Fantastic. Wanda was so beautiful.

[@thedevil3507]

Best old films

[@LALakersNornIron]

I was born in 1989. It was the mid 1990s going to say 1996, maybe 1997 and Channel 4 are running a Friday Night Fright Night and they show From Beyond the Grave (1973) and this film The Blood Beast Terror (1968) both starring Peter Cushing and then lastly The Ghoul (1933) starring Boris Karloff.

[@johnhoran5814]

That slap at 9:02 looks very real, and the mutton chops on the sarge is Gas. 😎

[@jeffkarrow6924]

Wow, Peter Cushing is wearing knee breeches in one scene. My dad had to wear those in 1932!

[@raphaelandrews3617]

That Roy Hudd was so funny as morgue attendant eating his dinner.

[@oldbrasso808]

So painfully cheap but fun. Look out for 19th century cops using quill pens and Peter Cushing lighting a fire with a light bulb.

[@spockboy]

LOL so the Professor has a lovely daughter? Certainly didn't see that coming.

[@ConkerKing]

The opening scene is clearly somewhere in Shropshire ...

[@dawnfinch8232]

Thankyou haven't watched this in years Cushing and Lee.masters of horror

[@rachelsirett8809]

Loved Peter Cushing and Vincent price total legends

[@avedispaklayan136]

Great classic-excellent quality...must watch

[@Nesty9]

This is a very researched movie as far as i know, i loved it even the play they did was entertaining 10/10 ,they even had a life imitating art theme at the end of the play ,like all science fiction makes it up and science makes it come true years later

[@99fruitbat]

Thanks for the upload , enjoyed this !

[@jodif916]

Wonderful actors legends of hammer horror, Ingrid pitt was wonderful too in that genre, brings back memories of my mum and I sat up watching the movies on a Friday night, I once did a howling noise just as my mum was coming up the stairs, she ran after me shouting “you had me jumping out of my skin ya frightened me to death then!!! Good job I could run into my bedroom sharply lmao

[@geoffreygoodyear3746]

Thanks realy enjoyed watching

[@sharoncarter4086]

Peter and Roy make this film!!!!!! Fabulous!

[@halimak625]

Glad i found this channel... love old movies.... wonder if any factual movies will be added

[@kirsimannonen1073]

Nicely old-fashioned monster flick. Beautifully shot (not that hellish digi look that pollutes everything), cozy Very English setting, and yes, Cushing is very good.

[@jasonmudgarde286]

It takes time to get going but really picks up, another Peter Cushing gem, also great from Glynn Edwards as the Police Sergeant . Another brilliant Tony Tensor production. Many thanks for your upload

[@kevinmunday5782]

Peter cushing said this was his least favourite Hammer Film he appeared in, he said it was embarrasing. But I Love it, and Peter is as Good as ever imho

[@MsSarinakg]

Thank you so much for making this film available - very entertaining ☺

[@bryanchalker]

"...has created a huge Deaths-Head moth that lives on human flesh." - only Peter Cushing could pull that one off.

[@junerobertson4389]

Always loved Mr. Cushing.

[@SimonFurber]

Peter Cushing can save any movie. Bless.

[@traceyjane4288]

Roy Hudd eating his lunch next to a corpse ! love this bit of humour in a horror movie !

[@moviewong7728]

many thanks for sharing!

[@guestandsons]

Thank you for posting this gem! Another Cushing film I have not seen before.

[@sacend1]

5:11 smoking in class, a real dream !

[@maggiesmith2600]

My favorite scene is the Frankenstein play they put on.

[@lesreed9269]

Thanks for so many sweet films - very much appreciated.

[@XthegreatwhyX]

When exactly did we as a culture forget how to make movies?

[@djb4069]

Nice to see Dave out of Minder, as the Police Man

[@gailjacquelinemrsgray.2518]

No matter what film Peter Cushing and Christopher lee appear in its a awesome film.

[@tomcloss9764]

True!☺.

[@gailjacquelinemrsgray.2518]

@@tomcloss9764 Thank u for agreeing with me.

[@tomcloss9764]

@@gailjacquelinemrsgray.2518 you're very welcome,Gail,👍,☺.

[@bushranger51]

Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Vincent Price, were the Prince's of Horror. The King was Boris Karlof.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

Boris Karlof was Hungarian so had the home avantage on Lee and Cushing.

[@markjones6564]

I Raphael Andrews Boris Karlof was born in Dulwich Surrey, I think his grandmother was Indian from what I recall. What an actor He was though👌

[@JordanTolley-d1x]

Bring back the horror channel

[@Pot_o_Tee]

Yes 100 %