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The Terror Overview:

The Terror (1963) was a Drama - Fantasy Film directed by Roger Corman, Francis Ford Coppola (uncredited), Monte Hellman (uncredited), Jack Hill (uncredited) and Jack Nicholson (uncredited) and produced by Francis Ford Coppola, Roger Corman and Harvey Jacobson.

The Terror BlogHub Articles:

THE TERROR On Blu-ray From Film Masters

By Dan Day, Jr. on Jan 6, 2024 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

Film Masters has been doing a series of Blu-ray releases involving low-budget horror/sci-fi films from the late 1950s and early 1960s. One of these releases is a two-disc set featuring a couple of films from Roger Corman that are among the most famous public domain titles of all time: THE TERROR and... Read full article

The Terror of Tiny Town (1938)

By Lê on Feb 22, 2019 From Critica Retro

The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) Atualmente, um diretor muito prolífico faz, no máximo, dois filmes por ano. Em 1938, Sam Newfield fez 15 filmes em 12 meses – um a menos que no ano anterior. Obviamente, estes eram filmes de baixo orçamento feitos por pequenos estúdios – geralme... Read full article

Sombras do Terror / The Terror (1963)

By Lê on Apr 24, 2017 From Critica Retro

Sombras do Terror / The Terror (1963) O que é um pontinho de uniforme, em cima de um cavalo, à beira-mar e completamente perdido? É o jovem Jack Nicholson no início de “Sombras do Terror” (1963). Ele está prestes a viver uma experiência que vai lhe dar pesadelos para o resto... Read full article

Accidentally Hilarious: The Terror of Tiny Town

By FlickChick on Jul 12, 2014 From A Person in the Dark

This is my contribution to the Accidently Hilarious Blogathon hosted by Movies Silently. Click HERE to read about sidesplitting cinematic misadventures of the unintentionally hilarious kind. Jeff Buell owned his midgets? The Terror of Tiny Town (1938) Before we go any further, please ac... Read full article

Sci-Fi Sundays: It! The Terror from Beyond Space (1958)

on Apr 6, 2014 From True Classics

While scrolling through TCM’s line-up one night, I spotted a fun sci-fi flick to add to the DVR. After hearing the introduction for the film, I knew that I had to watch. I was not disappointed. TCM host Ben Mankiewicz piqued my interest in his introduction of It! The Terror from Beyond Space... Read full article

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The Terror Quotes:

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The Terror Facts
Roger Corman decided on a major change for this film. Instead of a fire, the usual finale for a Corman film of the period, he had the castle flooded instead. Corman's crew had come to look forward to "fire day".
Dennis Jakob doubled for Boris Karloff during the climactic castle flood.
A shot involving quicksand was directed by Jack Hill in his own backyard. The quicksand was originally planned for the death of Jonathan Haze's character, until it was decided to have him attacked by a falcon.
Roger Corman shot the bulk of the film in four days, but the second-unit work was filmed over a nine month period by five directors, Francis Ford Coppola, Dennis Jakob, Monte Hellman, Jack Nicholson, and Jack Hill.
The original theater poster warned its patrons: "No one will be admitted while the coffin is being opened!"
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