City of the Dead
Directed by John Llewellyn Moxey
In this atmospheric classic, a professor (horror icon Christopher Lee) sends a student to Whitewood, Massachusetts, the site of 17th century witch burnings. Once there, she learns the satanic secrets that live on.
In this atmospheric classic, a professor (horror icon Christopher Lee) sends a student to Whitewood, Massachusetts, the site of 17th century witch burnings. Once there, she learns the satanic secrets that live on.
Cast: Patricia Jessel, Dennis Lotis, Christopher Lee
Member Reviews
All the trappings of gothic horror are here. Thoroughly enjoyable classic film.
Interesting and the late great Sir Christopher Lee is always a delight, my big takeaway though was oh hey that's the line from that Rob Zombie song.
Really loved this film. A few plot holes here or there but I just couldn’t get enough of this one. One of my new favorites on shudder. Only complaint is Sir Lee didn’t get enough screen time
Basically Psycho but replace Norman Bates with Witches and Satanists. The cinematography is eerie and looks of it’s time. Heck, with this enough fog you can fill 3 Spirit Halloween’s. Good film
Not bad for a film from the 60's. Though it is disturbing when a film just acts like burning witches is a good thing.