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In the Eye of the Hurricane (1971)

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song: sad girl - lana del rey

movie: in the eye of the hurricane (1972)

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Murder Mansion

There are days I question this whole “I watch these so you don’t have to” approach to criticism. In Francisco Lara Polo’s debut feature MURDER MANSION (1972, Shudder, Tubi, YouTube, because why should I suffer alone) — aka THE MURDER MANSION aka MANIAC MANSION aka LA MANSION DE LA NIEBLA — a bunch of people wander around in the fog until they stumble on a spooky house in which to shelter. The writers, however, would appear never to have found their way out of the fog. Do I need to tell you the mansion is reputed to be haunted? Not if you watch it. There’s a pretty blonde (Evelyn Stewart) living there who tells them all about how her great aunt was supposed to be a witch or a vampire or something, and we later discover her coffin is empty. The old lady and her chauffeur died in a car wreck but keep showing up to torment the guests. At least I could wake myself up whenever the chauffeur appeared by shouting “Max! Max! Max!” at the screen. The guests include an heiress (Analia Gade) who has endless flashbacks that have no real bearing on the plot but help get the film to feature length and a drunken middle-aged wretch who stumbles around the place looking for female companionship. When Gade rejects him, he calls her a lesbian. I call her sensible. But then she proves me wrong with a mad scene that seems to have been cut in from an episode of SCTV. That rather fits the film, since the music labeled “ominous” by the closed captioning would be more appropriate in a Snagglepuss cartoon. The film has good color, to give the wretched piece it’s due (sorry, Sir Noel), which some viewers have mistaken for atmosphere. They’ve compared it to the work of Mario Bava and Dario Argento. That would suggest that some viewers really don’t understand Bava or Argento.

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El ojo del huracán, 1971

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Films watched in 2021.

207: La vida alrededor (Fernando Fernán Gómez, 1959)

★★★★★★★☆☆☆

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The Murder Mansion (1972)

IMDB’s summary for this one is hilariously vague.

A couple, lost in thick fog, take refuge in an old mansion next to a cemetery. Strange things start to happen.

this one’s dubbed, we seem to be crossing paths with a lot of those lately

15 minutes in and i can safely say that all of these people are terrible drivers and should not be on the road in poor weather conditions!

the score for this goes in like four different directions, its really something

everyone gets fucking lost in the fog and they end up at the Spooky Cemetery House

there’s mentions of alleged vampires and witches in the past its just like ‘YEAH SPOOKY’

there may or may not be rats in the walls! this sounds like a lovely place to spend the evening.

so far the plot of this seems to be ‘we are stuck here and the nervous lady saw some ghosts so we are all on edge’

there’s like an infidelity plot or something going on here and it just turns my entire brain off.

for a movie called murder mansion it has not delivered on the murder

ok like two minutes after I typed that someone did die but they had like, a heart attack?? or maybe they were poisoned. UNCERTAIN IF MURDER.

“every single frame of this is the cover of an avon romance paperback” - @gwenfrankenstien​

the most common cause of death in this movie appears to be ‘heart attack’

gonna call this a solid nah/yeah on the beetsometer, slow to start and i had a hard time telling anyone apart. the first most of the movie feels like a lot of nothing happening very slowly and like all the murders happen in the last half hour???

actually i rescind that because in the last ten minutes the plot twist is that its all faked and its like scooby doo with people in masks and makeup and i totally called that way earlier in the viewing so its improved a bit in my view. scooby doo but they actually did some murders I think? I’m not certain what happened towards the end but yeah some people get shot

i’m not certain its something i’d RECCOMEND though

anyway it follows the trend of ‘movies that dont really have an ending and just kind of stop’

[Watch it on Dailymotion!]

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In the Eye of the Hurricane (1971)

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Francisco Lara Polop, La mansión de la niebla, 1972

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R.I.P. Analía Gadé (1931–2019)

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In the Eye of the Hurricane (1971)

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Mil millones para una rubia 1972

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A Spanish poster for Rafael Moreno Alba’s 1971 horror film THE HOUSE OF INSANE WOMEN.

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La vida alrededor (Fernando Fernán Gómez, 1959)

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Analia Gade

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1972 (Rare Movie co/production Italy/Spain) Quando Marta urlò dalla tomba Also Known As (AKA) (original title) La mansión de la niebla Egypt (English title) Exorcism Mansion Spain (working title) El asesino de la niebla Spain (working title) El grito Italy Quando Marta urlò dalla tomba USA Maniac Mansion USA (TV title) The Murder Mansion West Germany (video title) Das Haus im Nebel Directed by Francisco Lara Polop Music by Marcello Giombini Writing Credits Luis G. de Blain... (screenplay) (story) Antonio Troiso ... (as Antonio Troisio) Release Dates Italy 5 August 1972 Spain 18 September 1972 USA 1 November 1973 technical specifications Runtime 1hr 28 (Italian Vhs) 1 hr 23 min (83 min) International Filming Locations Aranjuez, Madrid, Spain Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain Madrid, Spain Cast Evelyn Stewart as Ida Galli... Martha Clinton Franco Fantasia ... Mr. Porter Analía Gadé ... Elsa (as Analia Gade) Lisa Leonardi as Anna Lisa Nardi... Laura Eduardo Fajardo ... Mr. Tremont George Rigaud ... Elsa's Father (as Jorge Rigaud) Andres Resino ... Fred (as Andres Resino) Alberto Dalbés ... Ernest (as Alberto Dalbes) Yelena Samarina ... Mrs. Tremont (as Ylena Samarina) Ingrid Garbo ... Ellen José Luis Velasco ... Chofer / Ghost Saturno Cerra ... Man in the Road José Félix Montoya ... Hotel Guest Magoya Montenegro ... Female Hotel Guest 2 María Reniu ... Female Hotel Guest 1 Susan Spafford ... Martha Clinton (voice) (uncredited)