Someone at the Door (1950 - b/w) - Michael Medwin an annoyingly eager lead in this Hammer old dark house comedy.
The White Reindeer (1952 - b/w) - Basically a travelogue of Finland with spooky overtones.
Agatha, laß das Morden sein (1960 - b/w) - Forgettable
El Imperio del Dracula (1967 - b/w) - Forgettable, sub-Dark Shadows Mexican vampire incompetence.
War of the Zombies (1965) - Forgettable, possibly-a-horror peplum.
The Wrong Box (1966) - All-star, overlong comedy. Loads of comedians, no jokes.
The Unnaturals (1969 - b/w) - Margheriti fox-hunting faux-British supernatural 20s whodunit starring Joachim Fuchsberger, and Claudio Volonte, brother of Gian Maria Volonte, who bears a more-than-uncanny resemblance to Julian Holloway, to the point I initially wondered if this was an appearance the IMDb had not noticed.
Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970) - Generic, swinging, Mario Bava version of Ten Little Indians.
Multiple Maniacs (1970 - b/w) - Amateurish, ugly early festival of debauchery from Divine and John Waters and co.
The Vampire Happening (1971) - Terrible German sex comedy by Freddie Francis, costarring Ferdy Mayne as Dracula. It's very Fearless Vampire Killers.
The Etruscan Kills Again (1972) - Alex Cord, Samantha Eggar and John Marley in a dreary Yugoslavian-set giallo.
Morbo (1972) - Dreary Spanish caravanning horror with Michael J. Pollard.
The Corruption of Chris Miller (1972) - The Fox/Killing of Sister George-type lesbianism horror with Barry Stokes and Jean Seberg.
Inn of the Damned (1975) - Sub-Grundy/Crawford's western/horror with Alex Cord, Dame Judith Anderson, Michael Craig and Joseph Furst.
Your Vice Is A Locked Room And Only I Have The Key (1972) - Generic giallo.
Blackenstein (1973) - Surprisingly not an Al Adamson picture, but just as intolerably amateurish.
Baba Yaga (1973) - Nazi-infused pervy dreamlike comic strip adaptation, where a bedraggled Carroll Baker gets kinky with an Amanda Barrie-lookalike.
Autopsy (1974) - Another unmemorable 70s giallo with Barry Primus, Mimsy Farmer and Ray Lovelock.
All in the Dim Cold Night (1974) - Forgettable Taiwanese haunted wuxia.
See also Ghost of the Mirror (1974) with a young Brigitte Lin, and Blood Reincarnation (1974).
Vera, un cuento cruel (1974) - Generic, forgetable period gothic with Lucia Bose.
The Guru of the Seven Cities (1975) - Unmemorable Brazilian crime movie. Listed as horror by Aurum.
Quem tem medo de Lobisomem (1975) - Goofy Brazilian werewolf-adventure.
See also O Homen Lobo (1971) - a dreary b/w almost-home movie-ish thing that resembles a snuff film with musical interludes.
Die Elixiere des Teufels (1976) - German medieval realism.
The Devil Master (1977) - Amateurish fanfilm.
Bloodlust (1976/77) - Forgettable, sleazy Swiss video nasty.
Patrick Lives Again (1979) - Schlocky, forgettable Italian unofficial sequel to the Aussie thriller.
Aquella Casa En Las Afueras (1979) - Dreary, grey, unimaginative fare from Eugenio Martin.
Humongous (1982) - A serviceable if forgettable Canadian island slasher.
The House (1982) - Bland Icelandic haunting.
The Keep (1983) - It's a mess. Ian McKellen looks slightly too young for his character, but hey, what's Christmassier than having Walking in the Air as the theme?
Las amantes del señor de la noche (1986) - A rather beige erotic witchcraft-thriller, despite being directed by and starring Isela Vega, with titan of Mexican cinema Emilio Fernández. It feels older than it is. Watching it, I presumed it was from 1980-81.
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