Theatre of Death (1967)

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Parisian murders centered around a theater seem to have a vampiric theme as police try to figure out who is behind them. Christopher Lee stars in this horror-mystery as the director of the playhouse--and the prime suspect. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Classics, Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Samuel Gallu
Written By:

Ellis Kasidon, Roger Marshall
In Theaters:

Jul 21, 1967 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 29, 2005
Runtime:

90 minutes

Cast

Ivor Dean
as Inspector Michaeud

Julian Glover
as Charles Marquis

Lelia Goldoni
as Dani Cirreaux

Evelyn Laye
as Mme. Angele

Christopher Lee
as Philippe Darvas

Jenny Till
as Nicole Chapel

Betty Woolfe

Leslie Handford

Samuel Gallu

Joseph Fürst

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Critic Reviews for Theatre of Death

All Critics (1) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)

While it's certainly not likely to wow younger horror fans, those interested in a good old-fashioned mystery tale will have a good time.

Nov 18, 2001 | Rating: 67/100

Scott Weinberg

Apollo Guide

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Audience Reviews for Theatre of Death

Although Lee headlines this film he disappears halfway through which is a shame as his is the most interesting character here. Glover is a boring lead and the whole mystery isn't really that interesting. Setting a horror film around a theatre that specialises in horror is a good hook but it never really adds up to much in the end. Lee was getting better stuff with Hammer at this point.

David Sayers

Super Reviewer

A vampire mystery with Christopher Lee! Is the lady committing the murders? Is she really a vampire? Find out by watching. I really enjoyed this movie.