Demons of the Mind

And he did a lot of the Frankenstein films.

The cinematographer on this one is Arthur Grant, who worked on a lot of Hammer films, including Curse of the Werewolf, The Phantom of the Opera, The Plague of the Zombies, and Demons of the Mind, which we talked about recently.

Yeah, yeah.

But yeah, I mean, its cinematography looks really good.

It's actually, a lot of that, its cinematography here is a lot different than Demons of the Mind that we talked about because it's a lot more, this is a lot more Terrence Fisher-like than Demons of the Mind because Terrence Fisher was very meticulous with his shots where Demons of the Mind, there was a lot of different angles and a lot of like almost handheld stuff.

This does stick to almost the kind of the way Terrence Fisher's movies look.

You see this and it looks like a Terrence Fisher Hammer film.

Yeah, yeah.

There's an actor named Shane Bryant who was in a number of, he was in at least four Hammer films.

Demons of the Mind, Straight on Till Morning, Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter, and of course Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell, which is what this last one is called.

Again, 1974.

This one, as far as the director goes, Terrence Fisher returns to the franchise, if we can call it.

And the other one, let's just say that I didn't like.

We're talking about 1972's Demons of the Mind.

And 1978's The Eyes of Lower Mars.

Two very different movies.

Very cool.

So I guess we're going to take a quick break.

And when I come back, we're going to talk about the 1972 British horror hammer production film, Demons of the Mind.

We'll be right back.