Crucible of Terror
Crucible of Terror

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An obsessed sculptor kills a young woman to make a perfect bronze sculpture of her. Years later at his secluded home a number of people become trapped in a web of revenge, murder and horror.... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in Crucible of Terror:

Mike Raven
James Bolam
Mary Maude
Ronald Lacey
Betty Alberge
Beth Morris

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An obsessed sculptor kills a young woman to make a perfect bronze sculpture of her. Years later at his secluded home a number of people become trapped in a web of revenge, murder and horror.

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User Review - 6/10 by Ed Fucking HA forgotten British horror film from the early 1970's, the sort you would see on a Grindhouse double-bill. It's a cheap as chips affair, (Hammer-lite is the best way to decribe it), but it's well made and quite intriguing too, plus it has the debut of a Radio 1 presenter who embarked on an all too brief acting career. Set in a remote house on the Cornwall coast, it has sculptor Victor Clare (Mike Raven) having a few people over to discuss the sale of some of his works. They include Jack Davies (James Bolam), Victor's son Michael (Ronald Lacey) and his wife Jane (Beth Morris). While they're staying at the house, people start vanishing suddenly, Michael is a bit of a drunk, and has a row with his wife, then she vanishes one night in the car, and then Michael goes missing too. They start to suspect Victor, who is a reclusive eccentric, who uses a nearby tin-mine to create his sculptures. It's very silly towards the end, but for a low budget film, it's quite effective, the ending lets the side down though, but it does have a good cast in the film.
User Review - 4/10 by Rosco BNo, not a flick involving murder at the Snooker Championships (though that could be a good movie pitch) but a distinctly dodgy yet charming British (but not Hammer) horror from the early seventies. As directed by Ted Hooker (tee hee), the tale involves a lucrative art deal that leads to a reclusive sculptor - Victor Clare - thought to live in a haunted tin mine in Cornwall (stick with it!). Yet all is not what it seems as Clare is bumping off his models (gasp!) in his uninhibited search for perfection. Most of the fun here comes courtesy of ex-pirate DJ Mike Raven (what a name) and his meddling, nefarious sculptor. Raven's mistiming of heroine-pestering lines such as "You will pose for me, Millie!" and "Come with me to my studio... COME NOW!" will certainly elicit the chuckles. A jerky, badly filmed dinner-table scene where Clare continually brow-beats his son and berates his weedy wife for her lack of dignity also scores high on the unintentional laugh-o-meter. Ronald Lacey (the memorable speccy Nazi from "Raiders of the Lost Ark") has a meaty early role as the permanently sozzled, ginger-fopped son of Victor Clare. There's a fairly ace pre-title sequence (involving a victim trapped in the clutches of the sculptor's device) and a striking black-gloved-killer scene very much in tune with the then burgeoning "Giallo" movement in Italy. Another bonus ball is future TV legend and 'Likely Lad' James Bolam turning up as an art dealer.
User Review - 4/10 by Neil OFirst movie I ever rented . . .May 7, 1982 for my 11th Birthday Sleepover Party . . . IT SUCKS . . . for less than two minutes at the BITTER END of the film you see "the phoniness" on the front cover. One to Avoid: and this is The Master Speaking. Heed my words. -- NO . . .you be your own judge, for Pete's Sake!
User Review - 4/10 by Karsh DCrossing House of Wax with an onryo ghost story probably isn't the most obvious concept for a horror film. And apparently it should remain that way, because Crucible of Terror proves (as if you needed proof) that this oddball idea is best left untapped. The mess of a story spends all of its time either bouncing madly between concepts (the HoW-style serial killer, some underdeveloped Japanese cult, the onryo) or wandering about aimlessly, wasting time as its characters chase each other through a lot of caves and pose for bad paintings. Sadly, if Crucible of Terror had simply chosen to go one way or the other - that is to focus all of its energy on either the sculptor/killer OR the vengeful Japanese banshee/random unexplained cult - it might have been decent. The cinematography is great, with the English moors setting a deliciously gloomy atmosphere, and our, uh, non-ghostly villain, the reclusive, obsessive artist Victor Clare, is a decent enough to carry a movie by himself, sans Japanese folklore. Either way, Crucible of Terror just isn't worth the effort. Pass on this one.

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