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House of Terrors (Japanese: 怪談せむし男, Hepburn: Kaidan semushi otoko, lit. ' Ghost Story of a Hunchbacked Man '), also known as The Ghost of the Hunchback, is a 1965 Japanese horror film directed by Hajime Sato and produced by Toei Company.
GHOST OF THE HUNCHBACK (1965, original title Kaidan semushi otoko, aka SATAN'S PIT, HOUSE OF TERRORS) is an inventive little slice of J-horror that carries on the usual Japanese trope of a malignant house possessed by myriad evils (cf. The JU-ON films, HAUSU).
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- Horror, Mystery
- Hajime Satô
- 1965-08-01
Jan 25, 2024 · The House of Terror Museum, established in 2002 at 60 Andrássy Avenue in Budapest, is a poignant testament to Hungary’s turbulent history. It serves as both a museum and a memorial, occupying a historic building where once the victims of the fascist Arrow Cross and the Communist Secret Police (ÁVH) were detained during and after World War II.
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965) Five men entering a train carriage in London bound for the fictional town of Bradley are joined by a sixth, the mysterious Doctor Schreck (Peter Cushing)...
- 94 min
- 35.2K
- Classic British Horror Films
The House of Terror is a member organization of the Platform of European Memory and Conscience. Visitors including Zbigniew Brzezinski, Francis Fukuyama, and Hayden White have praised the institution.
Nov 24, 2020 · The House of Terror (Terror Haza) is a moving memorial to and museum about the two extreme regimes which successively ruled Hungary in the 20th century. History of the House of Terror. From 1937, the building of the House of Terror slowly became the headquarters of the pro-Nazi Hungarian Arrow Cross Party.
Synopsis. A widow investigates the past of her husband and visits his mansion nicknamed “satan’s pit” managed by a hunchback caretaker, who then warns visitors that it’s cursed and possessed by a spirit, yet they don’t believe the curse. Eventually, guests begin to die one by one.
