With over a hundred film credits spanning every genre of international cult film across most of Europe, Helga Liné was one of the hardest working actresses of the time, but never seemed to garner the amount of fame so many other cult film actresses of the time did.
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Before she was famous Kate Beckinsale co-starred in this quaint British horror / suspense film that manages to succeed on almost all levels with good acting, atmosphere and a very simple execution.
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After over 75 years its amazing Phantom Ship is the only major motion picture production that has ever attempted to give a possible explanation for historic mystery of the disappearance of the crew of the Mary Celeste. For that alone it's probably well due the label of "classic" Hammer.
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The dual character of Susan and Monica was a perfect role for Marisa Mell, she oozes a raw sexuality in general and playing a sort of sexually uninhibited, and mysterious character seems quite natural for her.
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With an upbeat jazz / funk soundtrack, a Shakespeare loving Countess who orders the inhabitants of the village to sacrifice their appendages to feed the unsuspecting visitors, and a ghost child who kills his only friend in a vain attempt to save her, there's never a dull moment.
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An ex-con with an Elvis complex, a hot Vegas prostitute with a nice set of wheels and a million dollars at stake. This could be the best film you've ever seen, or a real mess of a "thriller".
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Martine Beswick, the feisty Jamaican goddess who solidified her career by playing characters who were forces to be reckoned with. From a barefoot Gypsy brawl, the cave girl rumble with Rachel Welch, firey Queen of the Jungle and murderess seductress, Martine's passion for going all in earned her the respect of her cast-mates and the moniker of Battling Beswick.
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Contrary to popular belief,
Prehistoric Women is far from Hammer's worst film and in many respects is one of it's better prehistoric adventure films being overshadowed by sister
One Million Years B.C. due to a quick and follow-up release.
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Magda Konopka, the Polish vixen whose beauty quickly skyrocketed her to fame as a sought after international model and a frequent fixture in the Italian cult cinema scene from the late 1960's thru 70's. But her reckless lifestyle and frequent evasion to work seemed to cut her career in the limelight prematurely short.
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One Million Years B.C. not only sparked a flurry of prehistoric knockoffs in the late 1960's and 70's it also established the career and sex symbol status of one Raquel Welch.
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She was given the title "The Face of 1966" by a British modelling competition. She was the model for one of the most famous poster campaigns of the 1970's (Lamb's Navy Rum), and was a part of two cult classic Hammer Horror films, not to mention appearances in half a dozen other cult classics. While she had very few starring roles Caroline Munro has carved out for herself a place in cult film history.
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