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Can You Name This Film You can remember the plot briefly but can't recollect the films name?


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Old 01-08-2008, 05:14 PM
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I have very vague memories of this one. British - B&W - 'B' Movie, I think.
The part of the story I remember is someone is driving along in a car and some supernatural force sits in the back making him/her think the car is running along the road, whereas it's heading towards a cliff. I seem to remember disaster is averted last minute.
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This is WITCHCRAFT, directed by Don Sharp in 1964 and starring Lon Chaney Jr. Available on a Region 1 US DVD with The Earth Dies Screaming, both 16:9 (at least EARTH... is) and good quality ... on Fox's (formely MGM's) Midnite Movies label. About $15.
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Perhaps The Devil Rides Out.
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Although not a cliff, it sounds like the car sequence towards the end of The Man Who Haunted Himself.
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This is WITCHCRAFT, directed by Don Sharp in 1964 and starring Lon Chaney Jr. Available on a Region 1 US DVD with The Earth Dies Screaming, both 16:9 (at least EARTH... is) and good quality ... on Fox's (formely MGM's) Midnite Movies label. About $15.
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Many thanks Colonel. I've checked Witchcraft out on imdb and it is indeed the film whose sequence has been rattling around in the back of my mind.
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This is WITCHCRAFT, directed by Don Sharp in 1964 and starring Lon Chaney Jr. Available on a Region 1 US DVD with The Earth Dies Screaming, both 16:9 (at least EARTH... is) and good quality ... on Fox's (formely MGM's) Midnite Movies label. About $15.
Not so. THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING is paired with CHOSEN SURVIVORS. WITCHCRAFT is coupled with DEVILS OF DARKNESS.
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