Fear in the Night (Dynasty of Fear) (Honeymoon of Fear) (1972)

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Peter Cushing took time off from his Frankenstein and Dracula duties to star in the standard-issue melodrama Fear in the Night. Cushing plays Michael Carmichael, the headmaster of a private school, where Robert Heller (Ralph Bates) is engaged as an instructor. Heller also indulges in extracurricular activities of an amorous nature with Carmichael's wanton wife, Molly (Joan Collins). Teacher and errant wife plot to drive Heller's wife (Judy Geeson) insane and thus induce her to kill Carmichael,

PG, 1 hr. 22 min.

Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Jimmy Sangster

Written By: Jimmy Sangster, Michael Syson

On DVD: May 2, 2005

Cast

Ralph Bates
Robert Heller
Joan Collins
Molly Carmichael
James Cossins
Doctor
Peter Cushing
Michael Carmichael
Judy Geeson
Peggy Heller
Gillian Lind
Mrs. Beamish
Brian Grellis
2nd Policeman
John Bown
1st Policeman

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Fear in the Night was a slow-starting almost paint-by-numbers Hammer film from the 70s. Its got that patented look that Hammer was famous for and hell, Peter Cushing even showed up for a few scenes in a pivotal role. The problem is that Fear in the Night was so dry and sparse that by the time they got to the actual

May 19, 2010

Michael Gildea

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I don't know why this has been lumped in with a Fear Factory DVD (same title maybe?), this is the Hammer thriller with Joan Collins and Peter Cushing. The film itself is pretty decent, but once you know the twist it becomes a bit predictable.

May 20, 2009