The House That Dripped Blood 1971 Ultimate Guide Magazine

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The first 250 copies of The House That Dripped Blood 1971 Ultimate Guide are signed by both editors and include a FREE art print – click here to view the signed limited edition!

House hunting has never been so dangerous, and the Ultimate Guide to The House That Dripped Blood is the perfect way to navigate the housing market as depicted in the 1971 Amicus anthology classic. This beautiful full colour movie guide magazine looks in detail at the production and legacy of the compelling portmanteau horror movie that cemented Amicus’ reputation as the masters of the genre. An engaging combination of journalistic analysis and commentary, alongside informative biographies and all accompanied by high quality imagery, means the House That Dripped Blood Ultimate Guide will make a glorious addition to your horror movie magazine collection.

Amicus had already shown their skill with portmanteau horror movies with the likes of Dr Terror’s House of Horrors and Torture Garden, but as you’ll see in the Ultimate Guide to The House That Dripped Blood, they soon had the formula down to a tee. Written by Robert Bloch and Russ Jones, and directed by Peter Duffell, this star-studded anthology chiller drew audiences into a police search for a missing film star, and wove in three other eerie tales as the history of the actor’s rented house came to light. Taking established horror tropes like vampirism and witchcraft, and pointing them in new directions, this movie was a captivating addition to the Amicus collection, giving audiences four stories for a single price of admission. In this luxurious guide to The House That Dripped Blood, you’ll discover the many reasons why it holds a place in the hearts of many fans.

One of the first things you’ll notice about the House That Dripped Blood magazine guide is the quality presentation. Produced to A4 size (210mm x 297mm), it has a beautiful sturdy cover, with gloss lamination that lets the artwork shine. The inner pages, meanwhile, are printed on fine silk stock, with a subtle sheen. Our use of full colour print processes rather than traditional monochrome printing is another hallmark of quality: as well as being meticulously restored, the images in this collector’s edition publication – even those in black and white – possess depth and detail that brings the movie’s sinister world to vibrant life.

The written content, meanwhile, will draw you into the story of the movie’s production, giving you a deeper understanding of how the project took shape and discussing the obstacles along the way. Our high quality informative journalism, insightful analysis and passion for horror cinema means our Ultimate Guide range is a beloved part of many fans’ collections, and the guide to The House That Dripped Blood is no different.

A series of entertaining, professionally written articles look at the making of the film, with details of production and shooting as well as the wider social and cultural context in which it was made. As you explore the House That Dripped Blood Ultimate Guide magazine, you’ll relish the movie’s quintessentially English mystery, as well as the craftsmanship that made it such an enduring part of the horror pantheon.

However, the film itself is only part of the story. As well as looking at the way this classic motion picture took shape, the Ultimate Guide to The House That Dripped Blood celebrates the work of the cast and crew whose combined endeavours resulted the kind of macabre magic that can only come from a spooky old ivy-covered house occupied by a series of doomed people. A range of biography features examines the lives and careers of stars like Peter Cushing, Denholm Elliott, Nyree Dawn Porter, Ingrid Pitt and Jon Pertwee, paying tribute to their often surprising careers. You’ll also learn about writers Bloch and Jones, director Duffell, and other key crew members such as cinematographer Ray Parslow and Amicus founders Max Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky. The Ultimate Guide to The House That Dripped Blood is absolutely packed with information that will enhance your appreciation of this darkly sparkling piece of cinema.

Isn’t it great that this lovely old house was still available for us to move into? I’m sure lots of people would kill for a chance to work in that well-stocked library, and I’m sure there’s a cellar somewhere. The removal people are still bringing things in though, so let’s stay out of the way and enjoy the Ultimate Guide to The House That Dripped Blood while they get finished. Hang on a sec, who left this old cloak here? It certainly isn’t ours. Mind you, it does look rather chic – maybe you could try it on. It’ll certainly take your image to new heights…

Remember, the first 250 copies of The House That Dripped Blood 1971 Ultimate Guide are signed by both editors and include a FREE art print – click here to view the signed limited edition!

Or, if you’d prefer something extra special, click here to check out the exclusive limited hardback edition – there are only 50 in the world!

• 36 pages
• A4
• Full colour throughout
• Luxury gloss laminated cover