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Horrors of the Black Museum (1959) was a Horror - Film directed by Arthur Crabtree and produced by Samuel Z. Arkoff and Herman Cohen.

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Horrors of the Black Museum (1959)

By Richard on Apr 25, 2012 From Classic Horror Campaign

Classic Horror Review featuring EXCLUSIVE artwork by Mark Satchwill “Horrors Of The Black Museum”, made in 1959 and directed by Arthur Crabtree (who also directed “Fiend Without A Face”) stars Michael Gough as Edmond Bancroft, a successful crime writer. Bancroft is the bane of Scotland Yard,... Read full article

HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM – Classic Horror TV Watch!

By Richard on Apr 7, 2012 From Classic Horror Campaign

Make sure you turn your TV dial to The Horror Channel tonight as they screen the British horror sleaze classic HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM (1959) at 10:55pm! With its emphasis on sadism, cruelty and sexual violence, this is a rare opportunity to view this movie on British television. Starring much m... Read full article

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despite being second on the bill June Cunningham only has a few scenes.
Actor Graham Curnow was the lover of Victor Spinetti and used his salary from this film to buy a flat on Manchester Street in London, where they set up housekeeping.
Final film of director Arthur Crabtree.
The VCI Entertainment DVD release promises a "European Remastered Version" running 94 minutes. The disc contains only the standard British release running 78 minutes.
This was the first American International release to be in both color and Cinemascope.
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