The City of the Dead (1960)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 75 minuten
Alternative title: Horror Hotel
Country:
United Kingdom
Directed by: John Llewellyn Moxey
Stars: Christopher Lee, Venetia Stevenson and Dennis Lotis
IMDb score:
6,7 (9.579)
Releasedate: 9 September 1960
The City of the Dead plot
"300 years old! Human blood keeps them alive forever!"
The owner of the inn Raven's Inn Mrs. Newless is actually already 268 years old. She sold her soul to the devil to get her life back after being burned at the stake. The inn uses them to offer victims to the devil.
Actors and actresses
Richard Barlow
Prof. Alan Driscoll
Elizabeth Selwyn / Mrs. Newless
Bill Maitland
Patricia Russell
Nan Barlow
Jethrow Keane
Lottie
Rev. Russell
Garage Attendant
Reviews & comments
Mescaline
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- 7089 messages
- 3218 votes
Entertaining and atmospheric little film, the misty village has a lot of atmosphere and sometimes reminded me in a positive way a bit of the haunted house in the Efteling (that show)
The short running time also ensures that the film is never boring and that you as a viewer remain captivated by the screen.
Definitely a fun grab! 
3.5*
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Flat Eric
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- 6443 messages
- 1026 votes
Candlemass, Sabbath, Virgin Sacrifices, Burn the Witch, Black Mass, they could all be names of metal bands or titles of metal songs.
That's what I thought of while watching City of the Dead. But what an atmospheric film this is. The black and white adds just that little bit of extra ambiance. Of course, the fog machine was a bit overdone, making the effect a bit ridiculous. That's a shame, because it could have been more subtle.
Despite the high degree of predictability, this film managed to entertain me, partly because it was also presented smoothly.
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Noodless
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- 10038 messages
- 6176 votes
Quite impressed with this black-and-white horror film. Well-constructed story, compelling cast, beautiful black-and-white photography, and plenty of suspense. 7.5/10
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