EL CEREBRO DE FRANKENSTEIN

	The Phantom of the Opera (1962) - Theatrical Trailer (01:57 Minutos) Theatrical trailer for The Phantom of the Opera (1962). "Out of the hell-fire of horror unimaginable rises the figure of terror incarnate!" Series of murders terrorize the production of 'Joan of Arc' at a London opera house. Joan of Arc heard the voice of god, but the new star of the opera hears the voice that warns of evil and terrible things that WILL happen while the opera continues performing. Directed by Terence Fisher. Starring Herbert Lom, Hearther Sears, Edward de Souza, and Michael Gough. Based on the novel written by Gaston Leroux.
	The Curse of the Werewolf (1961) - Theatrical Trailer (02:18 Minutos) Theatrical trailer for The Curse of the Werewolf (1961). "Even the innocent girl who loved him was not safe... Once the full moon rose!" The woebegone creature wreaks havoc in Spain, where his lust for gore horrifies the locals. Directed by Terence Fisher. Starring Oliver Reed, Clifford Evans, Yvonne Romain, and Catherine Feller.
	Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell - 1974 - Trailer (02:41 Minutos) Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell May 2, 1974 Directer - Terence Fisher Producer - Roy Skeggs Music - James Bernard Starring ~ Peter Cushing Shane Briant Madeline Smith David Prowse Hammer Film Productions
	Multifandom Horror Muse Hysteria.avi (02:05 Minutos) Homenaje al cine de terror en general con aquellas películas que me han entretenido muchos veranos y acompañadas con unas buenas palomitas. Miedo mucho miedo A tribute to horror movies in general with those movies that kept me entertained for many summers and accompanied with good popcorn. Afraid very afraid Films: Boogeyman -Stephen T. Kay Evil Dead- Evil Dead 2- Sam Raimi child Play 2 -John Lafia Nightmare in Elm Street - Wes Craven House of Usher- Roger Cormar The Curse of the werewolf- Terence Fisher Halloween - John Carpenter Dracula- Terence Fisher psyco- Alfred Hitchcock North by Northewest - Alfred Hitchcock Drag me to Hell- Sam Raimi The Brides of Dracula- Terence Fisher King Kong -Merian C Cooper & Ernest Schoedsack Dracula-Tod Browning The Gift- Sam Raimi Cujo-Lewis Teague Bride of Frankenstein- James Whale The man who knew too much- Alfred Hitchcock Saboteur- Alfred Hitchcock The Eye - Pang Brothers Urban Legend Final cut - John Ottman The legend of hell House- John Hough Halloween H20-Steve Miner The Ring- Gore verbinski Fight Night- Tom Holland An American Werewolf in London- John Landis Darkness - Jaume Balagueró Stir of Echoes- David Koepp Rose Red episode 1- Craig R Baxley The Silence of The Lambs- Jonathan Demme Rosemary's Baby - Roman Polanski Sleepy Hollow- Tim Burton Blade- Stephen Norrington Halloween Resurrection- Rick Rosenthal Black Sunday - Mario Bava Nosferatu.- FW Murnau House of Wax- Andre de Toth Rec- Jaume Balagueró Ringu- Hideo Nakata The ...
	The Curse of Frankenstein (02:21 Minutos) puentedesaturno.blogspot.com The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) Director Terence Fisher Producer: Anthony Hinds Writer: Jimmy Sangster Cast: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Hazel Court, Robert Urquhart, Valerie Gaunt, Melvyn Hayes, Paul Hardmuth, Fred Johnson, Noel Hood, Michael Mulcaster, Alex Gallier, Claude Kingston, Andrew Leigh, Ann Blake, Sally Walsh, Middleton Woods, Raymond Ray Synopsis Baron Victor Frankenstein was the archetypal aristocrat, well-read, cultured and arrogant. Beyond the sophisticated veneer existed a cruel, utterly unscrupulous man, obsessed with ambition. Determined to realise his greatest dream to create life, he had assembled a creature from organs gathered from various unwilling donors. The creature is successful brought to life but the instability of the brain, damaged during surgery, causes uncontrollable violent spasms that result in indiscriminate murder....and it is the Baron to whom the blame is laid with fatal consequences. (Hammer Films)
	Remake: 100 Greatest Horror Movies (08:20 Minutos) Remake: 100 Greatest Horror Movies This Video Is Listed From 100 To 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 100.) The Hills Have Eyes (1977) 99.) Black Christmas (1974) 98.) It (1990) 97.) 28 Days Later... (2002) 96.) Stir of Echoes (1999) 95.) Black Sunday (1960) 94.) Cat People (1942) 93.) Needful Things (1993) 92.) The Blair Witch Project (1999) 91.) Child's Play (1988) 90.) Night of the Living Dead (1990) 89.) Christine (1983) 88.) House of Frankenstein (1944) 87.) The Mummy's Hand (1940) 86.) Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994) 85.) Videodrome (1983) 84.) Zombie (1979) 83.) The Phantom of the Opera (1962) 82.) The Blob (1958) 81.) The Birds (1963) 80.) Arachnophobia (1990) 79.) Suspiria (1977) 78.) Phantasm (1979) 77.) The Vampire Lovers (1970) 76.) The Curse of the Werewolf (1961) 75.) What Lies Beneath (2000) 74.) Candyman (1992) 73.) The Stand (1994) 72.) Salem's Lot (1979) 71.) Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969) 70.) Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) 69.) New Nightmare (1994) 68.) The Howling (1981) 67.) The Plague of the Zombies (1966) 66.) The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958) 65.) Friday the 13th (1980) 64.) Tarantula (1955) 63.) Day of the Dead (1985) 62.) The Company of Wolves (1984) 61.) Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966) 60.) Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986) 59.) Deep Red (1975) 58.) The Wicker Man (1973) 57.) Hellraiser (1987) 56.) The Mummy (1959) 55.) White Zombie (1932) 54.) The Brides of Dracula (1960) 53.) The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) 52 ...
	Frankenstein and the Monster fron Hell - Classic Scene (04:35 Minutos) Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell (Terence Fisher, 1974) Author: MARIO GAUCI Hammer's last Frankenstein outing is one of their best; despite the great sadness that went in its production (inherent in the film's overall effect but thankfully not swamped by it), the film emerges as a pretty solid and well-crafted chiller with a remarkable Gothic flavor (all the more impressive for being made on such shoddy finances - the film allegedly carried one of the companies' lowest-ever budgets!). Script and direction keep the action of the plot moving, despite the necessarily cramped settings. Peter Cushing and Terence Fisher's own personal state of minds create a poignant, almost elegiac ode to Gothic horror: this was to prove their final collaboration (indeed, it was Fisher's very last film). The camera-work, James Bernard's score and the production design all contribute to make this a true harking-back to the heyday of Hammer horror (in view of the fact that a lot of changes were effected during the early 70s with varying degrees of success); still, along with BLOOD FROM THE MUMMY'S TOMB (1971), DR. JEKYLL AND SISTER HYDE (1971), DEMONS OF THE MIND (1972) and CAPTAIN KRONOS - VAMPIRE HUNTER (1974), this is one of the last great Hammer films. The Baron had evolved a great deal during his sixteen-year period at Hammer (producing seven films in all, only one of which did not feature Peter Cushing and only two were not helmed by Terence Fisher), reaching its zenith perhaps in ...
	Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell unrated Finale 1972 with Peter Cushing (04:19 Minutos) great Movie!!! The Curse of Frankenstein 8/10 The Revenge of Frankenstein 9/10 The Evil of Frankenstein 8/10 Frankenstein created Woman 9/10 Frankenstein must be Destroyed 10/10 Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell 9/10 RIP Peter Cushing
	FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED - 1969 - TRAILER (02:35 Minutos) FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED 1969 D: TERENCE FISHER PETER CUSHING VERONICA CARLSON SIMON WARD TAGS: MOVIE TRAILER FILM TRAILERS CINEMA MOVIES FILMS FLICK CLASSIC HAMMER HORROR FLICKS MONSTER CLASSICS ENGLAND BRITAN UK ENGLISH BRAY STUDIOS DARK GOTHIC STYLISH LEGENDARY ICONIC CULT FAVORITE...
	Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (02:38 Minutos) One of the best of the Hammer Frankensteins