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The Monster Club
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A vampire (Vincent Price) and a horror writer (John Carradine) visit a disco for monsters, framing three tales of the unknown. Between each story some musicians play their songs.
A vampire (Vincent Price) and a horror writer (John Carradine) visit a disco for monsters, framing three tales of the unknown. Between each story some musicians play their songs.
Actors:
Fran Fullenwider,
The Pretty Things,
UB40,
Tony Clarkin,
Suzanna Willis,
B.A. Robertson,
Geoffrey Bayldon,
Lesley Dunlop,
Vic Tablian,
Stevie Lange,
Neil McCarthy
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Fran Fullenwider
16 November 1945, Harlingen, Texas, USA
The Pretty Things
UB40
Tony Clarkin
Suzanna Willis
B.A. Robertson
12 September 1956, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Geoffrey Bayldon
7 January 1924, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, UK
Lesley Dunlop
10 March 1956, Newcastle, England, UK
Vic Tablian
Stevie Lange
Neil McCarthy
26 July 1932, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, UK
Country:
United Kingdom
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Fran Fullenwider
16 November 1945, Harlingen, Texas, USA
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Lesley Dunlop
10 March 1956, Newcastle, England, UK
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Stevie Lange
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sbs.is
March 11, 2008
fun fun fun
Your Movies (cleveland.com)
August 09, 2004
Low production values but the multiple horror stories are surprisingly decent.
Film Threat
April 20, 2004
A delightful spook story trilogy, with John Carradine and Vincent Price at their horror-hammy best.
New Times
September 03, 2004
Monsters rule OK! The DVD commentary might just be the greatest ever recorded.
