HORROR RISES FROM THE TOMB (1973)
Paul Naschy. Not exactly a household name (outside of us Monster Kids' households, naturally) but he churned out a seemingly endless number of horror films in his day. Like most people, I was exposed...
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Yep,Laughing Gravy pretty much said it all here,I too give it a big thumbs up,this has a little bit of everything for the classic horror fan.Naschy isn't quite Bela or Boris,but he does put his heart...
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Im a big Naschy fan and I need to find this release. Looks like I am going to have to just order it online.
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As a Naschy fan as well, I was lucky to find that dvd in a set of four for about five dollors. The set is all zombie movies. I think is's the bloodless version. Wile Mr. Naschy did not make the best...
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The semi-sequel, PANIC BEATS, is now out on DVD. Not as good as HORROR RISES FROM THE TOMB, but still well worth a look.
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Frankenstein's Bloody Terror is now out. The film does not have Frankenstein in it in any shape or form but it is important simply because its Naschy's first Horror film, It has two werewolves and...
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The delightful uncut version can be seen on at least one Roku channel (American Horrors) on a somewhat regular basis.
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La marca del Hombre Lobo está ahora fuera. La película no tiene Frankenstein en ella en cualquier forma o modalidad, pero es importante simplemente porque la primera película de terror de su Naschy,...
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Welcome Rebecca, you may want to check out Latarnia Forums, we focus on Naschy along with all things Euro Horror, PN even has his own thread. http://thelatarniaforums.yuku.com/directory
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