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madeleymade	Foreign exploitation set in Britain	Lead	[-]
Jun 3 12 12:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here's a list from Ten Years of Terror BAFFLED (1972 US, dir. Philip Leacock, actually British co-production with ITV-ITC) THE BODY BENEATH (1971 US, dir. Andy Milligan) THE COLD EYES OF FEAR (1971 IT, dir. Enzo G. Castellari) = Gli occhi freddi della paura CURSE OF THE MOONCHILD (1972 US, not actually made, proposed production with Adam West) DEATH AVENGER (1971 FRG/ES, dir. Jess Franco) = Der Todesrächer von Soho DELIRIUM (1972 IT, dir. Renato Polselli) = Delirio caldo THE DEMONS (1972 FR/PT, dir. Jess Fraco) = Les démons DEVIATION (1971 SE, dir. José Larraz) DORIAN GRAY (1970 IT/FRG, dir. Massimo Dallamano) = Il dio chiamato Dorian DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1973 US, dir. David Winters) DR. JEKYLL AND THE WEREWOLF (1971 ES, dir. León Klimovsky) = Dr. Jekyll y el hombre lobo THE FOURTH VICTIM (1971 IT/ES, dir. Eugenio Martin) = In fondo alla piscina THE HAND OF PLEASURE (1971 US, dir. Zoltan G. Spencer) I disagree with this; all the London exteriors are stock footage HAND OF POWER (1968 FRG, dir. Alfred Vohrer) = Im Banne des Unheimlichen; misidentified as a 1970 production and hence included in this volume HOT LIPS OF THE KILLER (1974 IT/ES, dir. Juan Bosch) = Le calde labbra del carnefice THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (1972, dir. Barry Crane) JACK THE RIPPER (1976 CH/FRG, dir. Jess Franco) = Jack, der Dirnenmörder von London THE KILLER RESERVED NINE SEATS (1974 IT, dir. Giuseppe Bennati) = L'assassino ha riservato nove poltrone LIPS OF BLOOD (1972 FR/ES, dir. Alejandro Martí) = Le sang des autres THE LIVING DEAD AT THE MANCHESTER MORGUE (1974 ES/IT, dir. Jorge Grau) = No profanar el sueño de los muertos A LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN (1971 IT/FR/ES, dir. Lucio Fulci) = Una lucertola con la pelle di donna NECROPHAGUS (1971 ES, dir. Miguel Madrid) THE NIGHT EVELYN CAME OUT OF THE GRAVE (1971 IT, dir. Emilio P. Miraglia) = La notte che Evelyn uscì dalla tomba PERFECT CRIME (1978 IT, dir. Giuseppe Rosati) = Indagine su un delitto perfetto PUZZLE (1974 IT, dir. Duccio Tessari) = L'uomo senza memoria SEVEN DEATHS IN THE CAT'S EYES (1973 IT/FR/FRG, dir. Antonio Margheriti) = La morte negli occhi del gatto SEVEN MURDERS FOR SCOTLAND YARD (1971 ES/IT, dir. José Luis Madrid) = Jack, el destripador de Londres SPECTRE (1977 US, dir. Clive Donner) TERROR IN THE WAX MUSEUM (1973 US, dir. George Fenady) THEY'RE COMING TO GET YOU (1972 IT/ES, dir. Sergio Martino) = Tutti i colori del buio THE TURN OF THE SCREW (1974 US, dir. Dan Curtis) VENGEANCE OF THE ZOMBIES (1972 ES/IT, dir. León Klimovsky) = La rebelión de las muertas WEB OF THE SPIDER (1970 IT/FRG/FR, dir. Antonio Margheriti) = Nella stretta morsa del ragno THE WEEKEND MURDERS (1970 IT, dir. Michele Lupo) = Concerto per pistola solista WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SOLANGE? (1971 IT/FRG, dir. Massimo Dallamano) = Cosa avete fatto a Solange? There's Black cat by Fulci and Panic, and Nell Ombra della Okmbra with Frank Finlay. And Lenzi's thingy Paranoia and Concorde by Ruggero Deodato and Eagles over London. And Deadly Sweet by TintO Brass, any other euro-esploitation set in Britain? aLSO Werewolf and Yeti and Vengeance of Mummy Any others for my blog http://allnewbritishrubbish.blogspot.com
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pulp novelties		#1	[-]
Jun 3 12 2:50 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	That's quite a set, is it legit?
madeleymade		#2	[-]
Jun 3 12 3:06 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What do you mean? I'm looking for other similar films british-set. No Univversal Horrors, no American films, really?
pulp novelties		#3	[-]
Jun 4 12 1:55 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	When you said set I thought you meant set as in "a collection of" and not set being short for "setting."
madeleymade		#4	[-]
Jun 4 12 3:26 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The PPsychic by Fulci is also set in England, well the beginning's on Beachy Head. ANy ore?
pulp novelties		#5	[-]
Jun 4 12 12:41 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I thought all Italian giallos, zombie films, and cannibal movies stared in NY for the first five minutes and then ended up whever-the-hell for the rest.
madeleymade		#6	[-]
Jun 4 12 2:38 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Cannibal films yes, zombie films (apart fromManchester Morgue) usually yes but there's only a few US-giallos like NY ripper and some of Argento's stuff.
pulp novelties		#7	[-]
Jun 4 12 6:37 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I've always found it a funny commercial ploy to the US market to establish (unconvincingly) that a film takes place in the US with a few NY skyline shots, or in the case of westerns Monument Valley, when everything else about it feels exotic. As if grindhouse and drive-in film-goers were such a discerning lot, that they wouldn't accept their boobs and flesh-eating if it weren't partially set in the US.
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madeleymade		#8	[-]
Jun 5 12 2:56 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes, same in 'Briddish' films. Youget Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Buck Palace, a lot of Eurospy films have British locations. There were a lot of Italo-British-set films There's a film called Eyes Behind the Stars that is set in Britain, but to enforce it, as it is clearly filmed in Italy, they limit locations to a forest, have map of Britain towels and welcome to Britain mugs, touristy junk no Brits have in their house. And Martin Balsam is dubbed by a Yorkshireman. Mario Bava once remarked how local audiences laughed his horror films off the screen because they could not believe anything sinister could happen in their sun-drenched native land.
Gojira		#9	[-]
Jun 5 12 9:25 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	pulp novelties wrote: I've always found it a funny commercial ploy to the US market to establish (unconvincingly) that a film takes place in the US with a few NY skyline shots, or in the case of westerns Monument Valley, when everything else about it feels exotic. As if grindhouse and drive-in film-goers were such a discerning lot, that they wouldn't accept their boobs and flesh-eating if it weren't partially set in the US. I think it was more for the Italian market. The famous one is the UK film First Man Into Space, which was filmed in England but set in Alberquerque (sp?). MGM then has the bright idea of opening the film in said town...
madeleymade		#10	[-]
Jun 5 12 9:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And it was laughed off... aNY OTHER Italian films set in Blighty that are not on the list above? Wharrabout Legion of the Damned...
professor liebstrum		#11	[-]
Jun 6 12 2:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	If I remember correctly, NEVER TAKE SWEETS FROM A STRANGER is supposed to be set in Canada but was also filmed in the UK Russ
madeleymade		#12	[-]
Jun 10 12 11:32 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Any more suggestions?
madeleymade		#13	[-]
Jun 11 12 11:00 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	a lott of Eurospy films, Flashman, the Wicth's curse, Superargo.
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