I could tell from the title and the description and the first five minutes that this movie wasn’t going to work for me so I just fast forwarded through it.

One of those classic “Hammer horrors” you’ve heard about all your life, but never actually seen.

I lost interest in this after an hour.

Always meant to see this one.

I didn’t expect so much of this movie to be slow and boring.

A movie that I avoided because I thought it would be too dern gruesome for me when I first saw trailers for it.

Brian the Dog said, “Nothing’s happening, nothing’s happening… something about a map.”

Fast-forwarded through most of this one.

I remember this as one of the spookiest horror movies I’ve ever seen, so when I saw Jaedia’s review giving it only three stars (and describing it more as a courtroom drama, which I didn’t remember at all) I had to rewatch it to see if I misremembered.

The urge to make fun of the younger generation is strong, but it’s cute.

Not what you think.

Nice supernatural period drama but pretty slow-paced.

Cool “what if” idea, but I didn’t quite buy into it.

A fantastic movie in every department.

Seemed like it was supposed to have been a television series pilot.

I never knew this was considered a horror movie.

I really liked this movie, but I can’t quite decide if I loved it or not.

Edgar Allen Poe and Vincent Price and all, but I found it difficult to follow the plot because I fell asleep the first time.

When I first saw the trailer for this movie in 2018, I thought, “This entire premise is just a justification for jump scares isn’t it.”

Just getting around to evaluating this unnecessary remake.

Watching a bunch of scary movies in October.

I mean it’s better than The Oblong Box for a film from 1969, at least, in a weird can’t-look-away-from-the-trainwreck kind of way.

A Hammer Horror with Peter Cushing, allegedly the highest grossing horror movie of 1969 according to IMDB.

Italian.

David Lynch’s first feature film, I believe.