Scream and Scream Again

Synopsis

Scream and Scream Again is a 1970 sci-fi horror thriller directed by Gordon Hessler, starring horror legend Vincent Price. The film weaves together multiple mysterious and gruesome storylines involving vampirism and a series of murders. As bodies start turning up missing limbs, a detective played by Alfred Marks tries to unravel the sinister connections. Meanwhile, at a hospital, a man wakes up to find his arm has been amputated and tries to piece together his bizarre circumstances. With its eerie atmosphere and chilling plot twists, Scream and Scream Again keeps viewers on the edge of their seats till the shocking conclusion.

Cast

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  Vincent Price

  Dr. Browning

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  Christopher Lee

  Fremont

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  Peter Cushing

  Major Heinrich Benedek

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  Judy Huxtable

  Sylvia

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  Alfred Marks

  Detective Supt. Bellaver

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  Michael Gothard

  Keith

Reviews

Scream and Scream Again presents a baffling narrative that does little to satisfy the viewer's curiosity. The movie blends horror, science fiction, and mystery elements, ultimately leaving the audience with more questions than answers. While Vincent Price's performance is a standout factor, the disjointed storytelling and lack of cohesion in the plot dampen the overall experience. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 63%, citing its ambitious approach but flawed execution. IMDb rates Scream and Scream Again at 5.5/10, indicating a mixed reception among viewers. Despite its cult following and iconic cast, the movie struggles to deliver a coherent and engaging storyline, leading to a polarizing response from critics and audiences alike.