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The Reptile Overview:

The Reptile (1966) was a Horror - Film directed by John Gilling and produced by Anthony Nelson Keys.

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The Reptile (1966)

Hammer Studios was the king of horror film studios in the 1960s and they offered something deliciously frightful for all appetites. If blood-sucking vampires, ferocious werewolves, or linen-wrapped dead people aren't your cup of tea, then The Reptile, a scrumptious bit of gothic horror from the year... Read full article


The Reptile

(1966) Directed by John Gilling; Written by John Elder; Starring: Noel Willman, Ray Barrett, Michael Ripper, Jennifer Daniel, Jacqueline Pearce, John Laurie and Marne Maitland; Available on Blu-ray and DVD. Rating: ***½ First of all, congratulations are in order for my superb co-host, Gill ... Read full article


THE REPTILE On Blu-ray From Shout Factory

Shout Factory continues its series of Region A Blu-ray Hammer releases with THE REPTILE (1966). THE REPTILE was made by Hammer immediately after THE PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES. The latter film has the better reputation, but THE REPTILE is a nice little movie in its own right. Directed by John Gilling an... Read full article


The Reptile (1966)

The Reptile Directed by John Gilling Written by Anthony Hinds 1966/UK Hammer Films/Seven Arts Productions First viewing/Netflix rental They Shoot Zombies Don’t They? OK Hammer horror entry is marred by ridiculous creature. In Cornwall, locals are dropping like flies from “heart attacks&#... Read full article


THE REPTILE

This post is part of the Hammer Halloween Blogathon hosted by the Classic Film & TV Cafe. Go to www.classicfilmtvcafe.com to view the complete blogathon schedule. When I decided to take part in this Hammer Halloween Blogathon, the first thing I had to decide was....which film to write about? I... Read full article


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The Reptile Facts
Roy Ashton's makeup for the creature included appliances created from a mold taken of real snakeskin.

Filmed back-to-back with The Plague of the Zombies, reusing many of the same sets, most noticeably the main village set on the backlot at Bray Studios.

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