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The Monster Club

  • 1981
  • Unrated
  • 1 घं 38 मि
IMDb रेटिंग
5.9/10
5 हज़ार
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Vincent Price in The Monster Club (1981)
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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA horror writer is summoned to a "monster club" by an enigmatic elder. There, three macabre tales unfold before him, interspersed with musical interludes. The convergence of storytelling and... सभी पढ़ेंA horror writer is summoned to a "monster club" by an enigmatic elder. There, three macabre tales unfold before him, interspersed with musical interludes. The convergence of storytelling and performance creates an eerie atmosphere.A horror writer is summoned to a "monster club" by an enigmatic elder. There, three macabre tales unfold before him, interspersed with musical interludes. The convergence of storytelling and performance creates an eerie atmosphere.

  • निर्देशक
    • Roy Ward Baker
  • लेखक
    • R. Chetwynd-Hayes
    • Edward Abraham
    • Valerie Abraham
  • स्टार
    • Vincent Price
    • John Carradine
    • Anthony Steel
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    5.9/10
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    • निर्देशक
      • Roy Ward Baker
    • लेखक
      • R. Chetwynd-Hayes
      • Edward Abraham
      • Valerie Abraham
    • स्टार
      • Vincent Price
      • John Carradine
      • Anthony Steel
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    बदलाव करें
    Vincent Price
    Vincent Price
    • Eramus (Segment "The Monster Club")
    John Carradine
    John Carradine
    • R. Chetwynd-Hayes (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Anthony Steel
    Anthony Steel
    • Lintom Busotsky (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Roger Sloman
    • Club Secretary (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Fran Fullenwider
    • Buxom Beauty (Segment "The Monster Club")
    The Viewers
    • Entertainers (Segment "The Monster Club")
    B.A. Robertson
    • Entertainers (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Night
    • Entertainers (Segment "The Monster Club")
    The Pretty Things
    • Entertainers (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Suzanna Willis
    • Stripper (Segment "The Monster Club")
    Barbara Kellerman
    Barbara Kellerman
    • Angela (Segment "Shadmock Story")
    Simon Ward
    Simon Ward
    • George (Segment "Shadmock Story")
    James Laurenson
    James Laurenson
    • Raven (Segment "Shadmock Story")
    Geoffrey Bayldon
    Geoffrey Bayldon
    • Psychiatrist (Segment "Shadmock Story")
    Donald Pleasence
    Donald Pleasence
    • Pickering (Segment "Vampire Story")
    Richard Johnson
    Richard Johnson
    • Father (Segment "Vampire Story")
    Britt Ekland
    Britt Ekland
    • Mother (Segment "Vampire Story")
    Warren Saire
    • Lintom (Segment "Vampire Story")
    • निर्देशक
      • Roy Ward Baker
    • लेखक
      • R. Chetwynd-Hayes
      • Edward Abraham
      • Valerie Abraham
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    6BA_Harrison

    Monster Fun.

    In a misjudged attempt to move with the times, British studio Amicus punctuated the three short stories of their final film, The Monster Club, with musical numbers from a variety of new-wave/rock acts, including B.A. Robertson and The Pretty Things. These daft interludes, which see the bands singing their songs in their entirety (and which come complete with a ridiculous rubber-masked monster audience) spoil what is otherwise a very effective horror anthology.

    The film starts with a wraparound story in which popular horror author R.Chetwynd-Hayes (John Carradine) is fed upon by thirsty vampire Eramus (Vincent Price), who thanks his victim by taking him to The Monster Club, a members-only establishment where monsters go to drink and be entertained. There, the writer hears three tales guaranteed to chill the blood...

    Tale one: A pair of con-artists plan to steal a valuable collection of antiquities from a lonely weirdo who turns out to be a Shadmock, a strange creature with a deadly whistle. A touching tale with a tragic ending, helped by a strong performance from James Laurenson as the lovelorn Shadmock.

    Tale two: The B-squad are a special branch of the police dedicated to hunting vampires. Unaware that his own father is one of the undead, awkward loner Lintom Busotsky (Warren Saire) unwittingly leads the chief of the B-squad (Donald Pleasence) to his home. A wonderfully tongue-in-cheek story with great performances from both Saire and Pleasence, this proves to be a lot of fun, a jaunty Transylvanian folk violin score adding tremendously to the enjoyment factor.

    Tale three: horror director Sam (Stuart Whitman) scouts a location for his new movie, unaware that the rural village is home to flesh-eating ghouls. Director Roy Ward Baker definitely saves the best for last, this memorable final segment oozing atmosphere and dripping with tension. Whitman does a cracking job and the final 'twist' is a corker.

    7/10 for the three stories, minus one point for the terrible scenes that take place within The Monster Club.
    6Cinemayo

    The Monster Club (1980) **1/2

    It's been many years since I last saw this anthology, and though it's usually reviled I think it's gotten better with age. I love the air of black comedy that prevails in the scenes with Vincent Price and John Carradine in the Disco (both perform very tongue in cheek and appear to be having some fun spoofing their images), and the three horror tales aren't bad, either. The stories manage to be satirical, humorous, and even a little scary. I even liked some of the rock tunes sung at the club (my favorite probably being B. A. Robertson's SUCKER FOR YOUR LOVE). I also like MONSTERS RULE O.K. by the Viewers. Okay, so I wouldn't go out and buy the album perhaps, but the songs work nicely within the bizarre context of the film. Price and Carradine actually get up on the dance floor to boogie with the ghouls, and it's good fun all around. **1/2 out of ****
    estabansmythe

    I liked it

    What can I say? I liked it. Then again, I've had a love affair with Britain's Hammer, Amicus and Tony Tensor's Tigon films since I was a kid in the Los Angeles area in the early 60s and caught Hammer's Hound of the Baskervilles (1959).

    For me, it's just a kick to see John Carridine and Vincent Price together again. I'm also a Roy Ward Baker fan and enjoy most of his work.

    Are the stories truly scary? No, not really. They're eerie. Strange. That's good enough for me. That works.

    And the capper is getting The Pretty Things as the Monster Club's house band. I have no idea what song Phil May & Co. play, but I love it. I've got several PT CDs as well as their 2-CD anthology and it's not contained in anything I've ever found. I'd dearly love to get a copy of their MC music.

    Any horror fan who writes that it was high time Hammer and Amicus rode off into the sunset ain't no horror fan, because they just don't make classy little gems like this anymore.
    GregJayC

    Not at all scary, but so enjoyable.

    From the moment I started watching, I was enthralled by every set piece, costume and plot detail.

    This film, to understate, is rare indeed. A low-budget "horror" movie with a moral, loveable monsters and superb acting. Each of the three stories is well thought-out and entertaining, and the scene in which we learn of monster genealogy is wonderful.

    Price is on top form, as usual. He is, with the possible exception of Peter Cushing, the best horror actor of all time. His sincere manner coupled with his traditional English accent make him the most unusual vampire you will ever see.

    The first story is slow to start, but soon quickens pace. It features the best acting of the three tales, and the three lead characters have deliciously different personalities. It encompasses a moral, and is touching at times, but still manages to retain at least a little horror. The premise is not very good, but I liked it all the same.

    The comedy in this film is plentiful. The second story features horrormeister Donald Pleasence in his catch-the-evil-creature role he played six times in the Halloween series. But the way his character meets his demise and the wonderful plot twist will have you rolling on the floor with laughter.

    The third story is not really funny, or scary. It is the most serious of the bunch, and I suspect the filmmakers intended it to be awfully frightening. It just isn't. It show its age, and features poor acting. The set pieces are top-notch, though, and are definitely its saving grace. I can tell you now that the plot twist at the end is totally expected, and not very good.

    The stories are interjected with entertaining dialogue between Price and Carradine, and new wave 1980s rock music. Some of you will recognise a youthful UB40 performing a song. There is also one about a stripper, and when you see the stripper's act, you will be suitably impressed. I won't say any more about that - watch it for yourself.

    All in all, it was a good way to spend an hour and a half, and I was sad when the stories were over. Just one word of advice, though - don't be put off by the costumes of the monsters.
    7utgard14

    Monsters Rule, OK!

    Fun horror anthology film from producer Milton Subotsky, who produced similar pictures for Amicus in the 1960s and 70s. It's directed by Roy Ward Baker, who also directed some of those previous anthologies. There are three stories here plus a wraparound segment that connects everything. The first story is about a shadmock (don't ask). It's an ok segment with a standout sympathetic performance from James Laurenson. The second story is about a vampire hunter (Donald Pleasence) targeting the father of a bullied boy. It's a decent story with a goofy ending. The third story is the best. It's about a move director (Stuart Whitman) who finds himself trapped in a town full of ghouls while scouting for a filming location. This is the only story that feels like it could have been its own movie. The wraparound segments feature Vincent Price as a vampire who takes famed horror writer John Carradine to the titular club where monsters hang out and dance to early 80s rock bands. Super cheesy but also loads of fun.

    All in all this isn't as good as many of the older horror anthology films but it's all very charming and innocent fun. Hardcore horror nuts will likely hate it for not being serious or gory enough. I think in my initial viewing years ago I was unimpressed but it's grown on me over the years. Give it a shot. The music numbers alone are worth your time.

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    • ट्रिविया
      Artist John Bolton painted the picture of the Shadmock used in the film before the role was even cast. He was genuinely amazed when the film's producers found an actor, James Laurenson, who actually physically resembled the image in the picture.
    • गूफ़
      In the segment of the film "The Humgoo" when Sam first pulls up at the village of Loughville, a crew member in a red checkered shirt and denims is clearly visible for one second in the driver's door rear-view mirror when the car door opens.
    • भाव

      Eramus: Can we truly call this a Monster Club if we do not boast amongst our membership a single member of the human race?

    • क्रेज़ी क्रेडिट
      On the LP album of the soundtrack of the film's listing of the track "Ghouls Galore" the performer, keyboardist Alan Hawkshaw, is credited as "John Hackshaw".
    • इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
      In order to receive an "A" (PG) cinema certificate in the UK, the film was cut by the BBFC with brief editing of the scenes of Angela's liquefied face in the segment "The Shadmock". All later releases of the film were uncut and the certificate was raised to "15".
    • कनेक्शन
      Featured in Movie Macabre: The Monster Club (1983)
    • साउंडट्रैक
      Theme: Pavane
      Composed by Gabriel Fauré

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      • 2 अप्रैल 1981 (यूनाइटेड किंगडम)
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