Castle of the Living Dead (Il castello dei morti vivi) (1964)

5.9	Rating (12 ratings)
5.7	IMDB rating

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Directed by (View all)

Michael Reeves

Luciano Ricci

Starring (View all)

Christopher Lee
Count Drago

Gaia Germani
Laura

Philippe Leroy
Eric

Donald Sutherland
Sgt. Paul / The witch / The old man

Luciano Pigozzi
Dart

Ennio Antonelli
Gianni

Luigi Bonos
Marc

David de Keyser
Eric

Written by (View all)

Lorenzo Sabatini
story

Fede Arnaud
(italian version)

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Review

1 year, 3 months ago at Jan 8 16:09

cinemanbis

Minor work for the immense Christopher Lee. Interesting film without being unforgettable. A promising scenario but lacking darkness. And beware of the misleading poster!

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cinemanbis posted a review 1 year, 3 months ago

“Minor work for the immense Christopher Lee. Interesting film without being unforgettable. A promising scenario but lacking darkness. And beware of the misleading poster!” read more