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Old House
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5.4/10
IMDbBest DVD Collection | 2010
The drawings in the title sequence were by Charles Addams, whose whole career was inspired by the 1932 version of The Old Dark House (1932) (of which this is a remake).
Boris Karloff, who played the sinister butler Morgan in The Old Dark House (1932), was offered a role in this one as well, but turned it down because he didn't like the script and considered it too biased towards comedy instead of horror.
The film was originally passed as an uncut 'X' by the BBFC in April 1963 and an accompanying poster produced, though for various reasons the film was not released in the UK until 1966. It was then passed with heavy cuts to remove some of the darker elements with an 'A' certificate and released in September 1966. The 1996 Encore video version (now rated PG) featured the original uncut print.
Although filmed with a color negative, the film was released in black-and-white.
Oakley Court, the exterior castle, is the same one used in "Rocky Horror Picture Show".
"Agatha Femm: [Knitting] I capture time and space in my stitches. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if I stopped. Tom Penderel: Happen? To you? Agatha Femm: No, no. To the world."
"Roderick Femm: Any member of the family refusing to live here, loses all rights to the fortune. Morgana Femm: If any member of the family is not home by midnight, every night, loses all rights to inheritance. Cecily Femm: The Femm fortune, all of it, is left to the house. The Will can never be changed unless the house dies. Tom Penderel: How can a house die? Did you ever try burning it? Morgana Femm: I did once - but you can't burn solid rock."