The Fear Chamber Movie Review 1968

Hardly a Karloff vehicle. Boris shot the footage for this and three other Mexican "horror" films in LA, an unfortunate swan song to his career, though he was fortunate to be quickly written out of this story. The near plot concerns a mutant rock that thrives on human fear. Doctor Karloff and his assistants make sure the rock is rolling in sacrificial victims (women, of course). A prodigious devaluation of the "B"-grade horror flick, it's so bad it's just bad.

Distribution

MPI Home Video, 16101 S. 108th Ave., Orland Park, IL 60467, Phone: (708)460-0555, Toll-free: 800-323-0442, Fax: (708)873-3177, URL: http://www.mpihomevideo.com

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 88 minutes.
Originally from Mexican.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Classic Horror, Mad Scientists, Alien Beings--Vicious, Woofs!

Screenplay

Jack Hill, Luis Enrique Vergara

Cast

Boris Karloff, Yerye Beirut, Julissa, Carlos East, Sandra Chavez, Eva Muller, Pamela Rosas, Santanon, Isela Vega

Cinematography

Austin McKinney, Raul Dominguez

Director

Juan Ibanez, Jack Hill

Producer

Azteca