The Creeping Flesh (1973)

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6.2	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Freddie Francis

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Christopher Lee
James Hildern

Peter Cushing
Emmanuel Hildern

Lorna Heilbron
Penelope

George Benson
Waterlow

Kenneth J. Warren
Lenny

Duncan Lamont
Inspector

Harry Locke
Barman

Michael Ripper
Carter

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A Victorian-age scientist returns to London with his paleontological bag-of-bones discovery from Papua New Guinea. Unfortunately, when exposed to water, flesh returns to the bones unleashing a malevolent being on the scientist's family and friends.

Release date: 1 January 1973
UPC: 029502070090

Tags: Horror (3), Sci-fi (2), Peter Cushing/Christopher Lee (2), London (1), 1973 (1), Evil (1), Scientists (1), Doctors (1), Skeletons (1), Columbia Pictures (1), Asylums (1)

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"Watched on: Watched on: February 7th, 2024. Now, that was good. Almost like a version of Frankenstein with the whole mad scientist creating a monster that runs loose, causing havoc, etc. Altho, that wasn't fully what this was all about. The creature in question became more of a subplot, whereas the whole movie in general is focused on mental illness it seems. The end is great and gives a good ambiguous sorta ending. Good film!"