Originally Posted by Grabid Rannies:
“It's always surprising what comes out of the woodwork. A 1965 UK potboiler called 'Mozambique', which has to my knowledge (since avidly poring over TV listings since 1991) never been shown on UK TV; nor have I have ever even picked up on its actual existence, from the innumerable cinema-themed books and film review guides I've delved into over the years; is currently showing on Movies4Men in 2.35:1! It's not even as if it's had a recent UK DVD release (as testified by the BBFC website), to which screenings of rarer titles are usually accounted for.”
“It's always surprising what comes out of the woodwork. A 1965 UK potboiler called 'Mozambique', which has to my knowledge (since avidly poring over TV listings since 1991) never been shown on UK TV; nor have I have ever even picked up on its actual existence, from the innumerable cinema-themed books and film review guides I've delved into over the years; is currently showing on Movies4Men in 2.35:1! It's not even as if it's had a recent UK DVD release (as testified by the BBFC website), to which screenings of rarer titles are usually accounted for.”
They bagged a job lot of Harry Allen Towers flicks






) 'House Of Evil'; Mark Rosman's now-cultish (and predictable, woefully remade) slasher better known by its US title House On Sorority Row, and was followed the following week by the obscure 1971 Swedish psycho thriller 'The Night Visitor' starring Max Von Sydow! Those truly were the days