Frightmare

There's a definite formula to Walker's films in terms of style, themes and content, and Sheila Keith again turns up in an enjoyably deranged role. This one is pretty out there, but anchored in a surburban setting that lends some credibility. The acting is reliable once again, and the film as a whole is really nicely put together. Walker certainly showed some promise as a director; his back catalogue is intriguing. Perhaps a bit of a shame that he didn't seem to land any "big" jobs.

Fun slice of 70s exploitation with a family of cannibals dining on brains in middle England.

Despite its generic title, this shapes up as strong, original stuff. Walker regular Keith gives a chilling perf as Mrs. Yates. Walker and McGillivray unravel their sicko but disturbingly credible psychodrama with a sly irony bolstered by ample grue; the pic works both as a deft horror exercise and a grotesque meditation on dysfunctional family life.

Há 45 anos Loucura Sangrenta estreava na Inglaterra. Não sei qual a pira dos ingleses com mulheres psicopatas, na vida real a porcentagem das mesmas é mínima, é um proto-slasher curioso, mas nada além disso. Youtube.

Kinda craps out with a disappointing ending, otherwise it's watchable.

This isn't good, but it's kind of interestingly disgusting. You get to see Michael Sharvell-Martin, the fat guy with the mustache on "Dave Allen At Large", get murdered. Andrew Sachs, who you may remember as Manuel in "Fawlty Towers", is in the cast as well