The Crimson Cult (1968) | |
| Director(s) | Vernon Sewell |
| Producer(s) | Louis M. Heyward, Gerry Levy (associate), Tony Tenser (executive) |
| Top Genres | Horror |
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The Crimson Cult (1968) was a Horror Film directed by Vernon Sewell and produced by Gerry Levy, Tony Tenser and Louis M. Heyward.
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In its U.S. laser disc edition from the 1990s, the music track of the film was totally modified in favor of a more modern tone score.
Boris Karloff became ill with pneumonia while shooting this project in the freezing rain. It was his last British feature, begun January 22 1968. Karloff had just finished Targets and would recover enough to shoot four Mexican features in May 1968, his final screen work.
The house used in the film is Grim's Dyke House (now a hotel) in Harrow Weald, Middlesex. The house was formerly the home of William S. Gilbert of Gilbert & Sullivan fame.
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Boris Karloff became ill with pneumonia while shooting this project in the freezing rain. It was his last British feature, begun January 22 1968. Karloff had just finished Targets and would recover enough to shoot four Mexican features in May 1968, his final screen work.
The house used in the film is Grim's Dyke House (now a hotel) in Harrow Weald, Middlesex. The house was formerly the home of William S. Gilbert of Gilbert & Sullivan fame.
read more facts about The Crimson Cult...
