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Mar 12, 2015 · Start cooking the spaghetti and put the sauce on simmer because tonight’s celluloid supper is a little Italian treat called Terror-Creatures From The Grave (1965), also known as Five Graves For A Medium, Cemetery Of The Living Dead, Coffin Of Terror, Tombs Of Horror, and Cinque Tombe Per Un Medium, and is a supernatural horror thriller set in ...
Terror-Creatures from the Grave: Directed by Massimo Pupillo. With Barbara Steele, Walter Brandi, Mirella Maravidi, Alfredo Rizzo. A lawyer arrives at a castle to fix the estate of its recently deceased owner.
- (1.2K)
- Horror
- Massimo Pupillo
- 1966-04
Translated from Italy as "Terror-Creatures from the Grave", this disappointing slice of horror is most notable for the inclusion of the always delectable Barbara Steele (as Cleo Hauff) in its cast. She takes a bath, she screams, and she always livens up a mediocre movie.
United States [1] Box office. ₤ 89 million. Terror-Creatures from the Grave ( Italian: 5 tombe per un medium) is a 1965 horror film directed by Domenico Massimo Pupillo. The film was an international co-production between Italy and the United States through M.B.S. Cinematografica, G.I.A. Cinematografica and International Entertainment Corp. [1]
The dubbing makes it a little cheesy, top-billed Barbara Steele is sadly underused (though she does get a couple of unusually erotic scenes), and Luciano Pigozzi/Alan Collins plays a creepy manservant for what seems like the 150th time, but TERROR-CREATURES FROM THE GRAVE really sneaks up on you and stays with you.
- Massimo Pupillo
Terror-Creatures from the Grave is the most Ed Wood-ian non-Ed Wood, Jr. horror title I can think of. It’s original Italian 5 tombe per un medium (or Five Graves for a Medium), while more accurate, I guess wasn’t an American marketing person’s idea of a seat-filler.
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A spooky rural Italian abode, an occultist's dying curse and Barbara Steele above the title... what more could you want from a vintage gothic horror flick? Well, Terror-Creatures from the Grave also packs in a surprising amount of gore for a mid-'60s black and white movie, beginning with a nervous guy who gets his face kicked in by a horse before the opening credits.
