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Thank you so much for these most than desirable discoveries. I didn't know these movies. As you put it so aptly, Spain was a real fertile ground for vampires movies in the 1970's. But, sadly, probably for distribution and budget issues, a lot of these movies are unknown for a large audience of vampire movies goers. What I like in Spanish vampire movies of this era is the liberty movie directors took with classic themes in this kind of content. In many vampire movies made before, it was almost a man's world. Female characters being most often reduced to mere assistants to their master. In the excerpts you offer us in your video, the female characters occupy a full place. They act with much more freedom and define their own attack strategies when the time comes to feed. I also really like the dreamlike and surreal sequences of these films. They allow the viewer to enter a completely different world, fertile ground for all fantasies. And, in my opinion, this «extra-human» dimension is one of the sources of «the disturbing strangeness» (dixit Freud) and the seduction-repulsion relationship that invades us deliciously at the sight of these delirious scenes. So many journeys to the unreal that make us forget, at least temporarily, the heavy monotony of our daily life that sometimes assails us. These movies could be seen as «a dream within a dream», as Edgar Allan Poe would say.

Thanks for this, very creepy! Some of these are on Tubi.

I really enjoy your edits and this one was especially nice. The music sets a nice mood for these. Love seeing Martine Beswick and Raquel and the others. Quite a change these sunny vistas from your usual goth (which I also enjoy a great deal). So much great material for you to work with from this era of film. Thank you for creating these enjoyable montages.

I'd like to take a Jean Rollins tour and visit his movie locations, they're so exotic!

Actually have bottom fangs 🎉 So many don't think cat or dog teeth.

A real Mistress of Magic.. Excellent video of the great Ornella Muti!

My favorite movies, excellent choices, great music !

sexy, no end though

What episode was this please??

Well done. Bravo!

A lovely dreamlike sequence.

One of the most beautiful femaies I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing.👍👍👍

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When they cut the budget of Star Trek (due to declining ratings) it was down to around $120,000 an episode and they hardly ever left the studio. Meanwhile in England Department S was on a budget of around £25K an episode - a show that punched well above its weight.

I saw a Fenech Fox.

Came back for the Music

The crowman clearly had enough of working for Vampire Hunters and went back to making scarecrows instead.

Pierro was GREAT in Behind Convent Walls

She was my favorite actress. Liked Patrick Macnee also.

She was my favorite actress. I liked Patrick Macnee who played Steed also.

I always think with this story, the one main "error" I notice every time I watch is in this extract: Steed loosely tucks the tracking pen quickly into cybernaut 2's overalls instigating its fight with cybernaut 1. After all that subsequent thwacking from both cybernauts, the winner is then able to take the pen from exactly where Steed placed it. How impossible would it be that it had stayed in place through all that? Cybernaut 2 (maintenance) has a pocket in its overalls, so Steed could have put it there instead and it MIGHT just have stayed in position through the fight. What a pity they didn't do that. I'm being very nitpicky, of course. It's a great episode in a great series, and any inconsistencies observed can and should be overlooked. :-)

This was originally in colour, so it's interesting to see this extract in black & white. I sometimes feel that certain types of dramatic show are better presented in this way because you're not distracted by the colours, so it concentrates you on the nourish visuals. The bust that Diana handles (steady, matron!) Is harder to see properly in B/W, so there are downsides to showing a colour episode in monochrome (if I the episode had been filmed in B/W, the bust would have been made lighter coloured so it's details showed up better in contrast on screen). This episode, as a rare sequel in the series, might have felt more directly linked to the original B/W episode from S4 than it is by also having been filmed in B/W. The only two constants (apart from Steed and Mrs Peel!) are, from memory, the cybernauts (although the face design has been improved to be scarier: the original cybernaut face was quite bland), and the character of Benson, the late Dr Armstrong's assistant (again played by Frederick Jaeger, I think) who returns to assist a new person (played by Peter Cushing) who's now in control of the cybernauts. In case anyone hasn't seen the episode, I won't say why Peter's character is involved as it's a nice twist when revealed. What I do like with the three cybernaut stories is that there is progression each time. In the first, victims were selected by cybernauts homing on a specific object in their possession (so you could actually get the wrong victim), in the second it's a specific heartbeat, so the cybernaut would never kill the wrong person, and in the third (a New Avengers episode) the cybernaut is directed by remote control, with the operator seeing through the cybernaut's camera eyes (so it's used rather like a drone). In that third episode, there is also the clever additional twist in which the cybernetics are then melded with a human being to create a cyborg , as a nice rounding off of the concept. The cybernaut idea, therefore, constantly develops and does not just repeat its previous plots. :-)

This is a fun mixture of styles of the likes of early Carry Ons, ghosty/detective films like Will Hay's The Ghost of St Michaels, and horror spoofs like Frankie Howerd's The House in Nightmare Park (featuring serious actors - like Donald Pleasence here - in many of the supporting roles). Sid and Kenneth are virtually playing versions of characters already established in the Carry Ons (it also feels like they were testing the water to see if Sid and Kenneth made a good comedy double-act). I would put this higher as a comedy film than several of the early Carry Ons. It's well worth a watch. :-)

The B&W image on the blu-ray release is extremely good. :-)

Mother's triplet brother here, doomed, and the earlier killing of their brother Tom as well, perhaps the sad double inspiration for Mother to enter the Service and fast-track himself right to the top of management to be able to do his bit to in some way avenge his brothers' deaths? I'm not serious, but it almost works..! :-)

I love this episode, especially the way it begins with the throbbing, persistent staccato music emphasising the march of the cybernaut and simultaneously the heartbeat we later discover it's tuned to, and the strangely-angled jump cut images that synchronise with the music as if from the cybernaut's point of view of the journey to the victim. It's also my favourite of the three cybernaut stories, for several reasons including the appearance of Peter Cushing, and not least because the cybernaut is made to appear larger and more strong here than the ones in the first story and the oddly clunky one in the third. Here it's like an unstoppable walking tank. Marvellous! :-)

wow... just wow... your channel, is amazing... you must have an amazing mental catalog of movies.

What a beautiful woman!

0:23 Left unanswered: Who stopped by every day and redid her makeup? Or is that _really_ long lasting mascara?

You have great taste in film. Dont stop making these

I recall watching this film as a nipper. She was being held in a pillory though. Stocks held a person by the ankles.

I can only quote from the great William Blake…“What is it men in women do require: The lineaments of gratified desire…

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Funny😊

I thought this was one of those stupid porn vids where the stepsister gets stuck in the washing machine or something. So disappointed.

I love watching Peter Cushing today he is still the best greatest ever

Love this film soooo much! The following scene introducing Paula Prentiss and then in the nightclub dancing to 'little red book' is one of my all time favourite movie sequences. 😍👍

Powerful

Still the coolest and stylish persona on Television. Sadly my WOKE Library have banned Leslie Charteris , and W.E. johns books. The local library wont say why .

She was my favorite actress.

Shouldve included the first moment shes in the leather catsuit when smythe gets her in this episode.

Love this so very much. Beautiful tribute to my gorgeous mother.

Vietnam veterans remember her with no respect.

stay in school, don't do drugs.

Proof that an English muffin exists.

She was my favorite actress.

You can see where Chewbacca got his hair do from

I make a dessert that I call "Justines" because of the marmalade. Yes, I have a very dark sense of humor.