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The Shadow of the Cat [1961 film] by John Gilling (2 times)
The Pirates of Blood River by John Gilling (2 times)
These Are the Damned [1962 film] by Joseph Losey (2 times)
The Terror of the Tongs [1961 film] by Anthony Bushell (1 times)
Passport to China [1960 film] by Michael Carreras (1 times)
Yesterday's Enemy [1959 film] by Val Guest (1 times)
Hell Is a City [1960 film] by Val Guest (1 times)
The Stranglers of Bombay [1959 film] by Terence Fisher (1 times)
Cash on Demand [1961 film] by Quentin Lawrence (1 times)
The Phantom of the Opera [1962 film] by Terence Fisher (1 times)
Captain Clegg (Night Creatures) [1962 film] by Peter Graham Scott (1 times)
The Plague of the Zombies by John Gilling (1 times)
The Reptile by John Gilling (1 times)
The Devil Rides Out [1968 film] by Terence Fisher (1 times)
Paranoiac [1963 film] by Freddie Francis (1 times)
The Abominable Snowman [1957 film] by Val Guest (1 times)
Demons of the Mind by Peter Sykes (1 times)
Fear in the Night [1972 film] by Jimmy Sangster (1 times)
The Witches [1966 film] by Cyril Frankel (1 times)
Blood from the Mummy's Tomb [1971 film] by Seth Holt (1 times)
Quatermass and the Pit [1967 film] by Roy Ward Baker (1 times)
The Tomb of Ligeia [1964 film] by Roger Corman (1 times)
Frankenstein Created Woman [1967 film] by Terence Fisher (1 times)

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