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film was 'more suitable for adults' than children. Bryan Senn, an American film historian, writes that 'in England, the picture was trimmed by 10 minutes in order to fit the distributor's need for a shorter supporting feature', while British film historian Phil Hardy lists alternate run times of 77 and 61 minutes, but without noting if different countries got different run times. The British website Colonialfilms.org lists a running time of 61 minutes.
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animals devouring each other): 'Africa: A country that for centuries was hidden from civilised man (...) Africa: Where primitive people still practise evil religions which weave a dark web of death around all those who sin against their gods'". The reviewer further points out that Major Lomas describes the Simbazi by saying, "These people are further from civilisation than Stone Age men".
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Mike later insists Janet meet him that night in the bar of his hotel to discuss their future. Janet stands him up, and Mike hooks up with a woman at the bar. He goes to her flat with her but passes out on her bed as soon as they arrive. He has a nightmare about Saidi, who at that moment is being held
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Hamilton writes: "Not surprisingly, given the tight shooting time and forced rescheduling, the film exhibits a rushed and amateurish feel". He continues: "The cramped sets (...) look bland and somewhat seedy, and the flat lighting and unimaginative camerawork only compound the impression of watching
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At his hotel that night, Mike is awakened by someone rattling his room's doorknob. He grabs his revolver, opens the door, sees Simbaza, pushes him away, and fires four rounds through the closed door. Janet is called by a Police Inspector, who explains what has happened and confiscates Mike's pistol.
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Mike again invites Janet out for a drink and a chat. As they sit at their table, Mike sees Simbaza wearing a suit, tie, and hat, looking at him. Janet sees nothing. Mike follows Simbaza through the streets of London and onto a bus. When Mike gets aboard, Simbaza has vanished. When Mike sits down and
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The movie was originally budgeted at £35,000 and meant to be shot in four weeks, but because, as Gordon said in an interview, 'The weather really botched things up and sort of depressed everybody', it ended up being completed a week over schedule and £15,000 over budget. But even at £50,000, it was
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when one of the hunters, Radlett, wounds a lion. Mike says he now must kill it, but Major Lomas warns him that they are on Simbazi land and, as the Simbazi worship lions, Mike will be cursed. Mike scoffs at the notion and heads out with his native guide Saidi. Mike kills the lion but gets mauled in
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website shows an A-certification, which was granted on 27 May 1965, and a run time of exactly 61 minutes 51 seconds. At the time, an X-cert would have restricted showing the movie only to theatre-goers of age 16 or older; an A-cert, which was less strict, had no age restrictions but meant that the
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the film, for its slow pace and cranky characters possess little appeal", and for the visual problems inherent in having "London-area woodlands standing in for the Dark Continent". He calls the movie "a deadly serious film with no touch of whimsy or camp about it". Senn also says that Daniely has
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While Haliday's obituary calls the film "faintly racist", Hardy describes it as "a crudely racist story". The anonymous reviewer for Blackhorrormovies.com writes, "Wow. Could this be any more offensive? It opens documentary-style with a voiceover (and a montage of booga-booga tribesmen and wild
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wrote: "A turgid piece of nonsense, filmed for the most part in what appears to be Epping Forest and Wimbledon Common, and incorporating stock animal footage. The script is composed exclusively of clichés, and the direction staggers from TV close-up to TV close-up with paralysing incompetence."
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of African fauna was extensively used. Gordon defended the use of stock footage, saying in an interview that it is 'one of the ways to make low-budget pictures - to have plenty of running time, without having to do a lot of complicated shooting'. However, as British film historian John Hamilton
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In Johannesburg, Major and Mrs. Lomas arrange to meet Mike at a nightclub. There, it is explained that Janet, Mike's wife, has left him, taking their son Tommy to her mother's home in London. When a drunken Mike shows up, Mrs. Lomas tells him that he ought to go home and save his marriage.
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After three days of care, the doctor recommends that Mike be committed to a mental institution. Janet refuses to do so and instead consults a Simbazi expert, who tells her the only way Mike will survive the curse is to return to Africa and kill the man who had put it on him.
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in November 1966, a little more than a year after it first appeared in theatres. It was part of a 12-film package titled 'Teleworld 12' and syndicated to local TV stations by Teleworld itself. It was still being broadcast in the late 1970s; e.g. on
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captive by Simbazi tribesmen. At 4:00 a.m., Mike walks back to his hotel, but a lion seemingly stalks him. He returns to the woman's flat later that day. She says that she too heard a lion – but, then, she lives only 500 yards from the zoo.
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who brings a curse home to England after enraging the Simbazi, an African tribe, by killing one of the lions that the tribe venerates. To break the curse and live, he must return to Africa and kill the tribal chief who put it on him.
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In the US, the film's runtime is usually listed as 77 minutes. Senn, however, disagrees with the others on both the UK and the US running time, listing them instead as 66 minutes for the UK print and 82 minutes for the US print.
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magazine review of 13 December 1965 says that "for the undemanding audience" which seems to "relish such goings-on, it's not disappointing fare", and that '"it's as actionful as anything that's preceded this import". As such,
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Mike and Janet go back to Africa. They meet Lomas at a bush camp. Mike turns down Lomas' offer of help and sets out alone. He finds tribesmen stomping Saidi and shoots, killing one of them while the others scatter.
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The Simbazi chief, Simbaza, and several warriors arrive at the safari camp. Spotting the lion skin stretched on a rack, Simbaza curses Mike by thrusting a spear into the ground at his feet.
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by two Simbazi warriors carrying spears and in native dress. He wakes up in his hotel room after this, being treated by a doctor. Janet tells the doctor about Mike's
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truck, crushing him between a front wheel and the frame. Simbaza is dead; the curse is broken. Mike and Saidi walk away, both now free.
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Jeeps and a 1942 Dodge WC 56 ¾-Ton (1500-lb) Command/Reconnaissance Car, with which Mike runs over Simbaza at the climax of the film.
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looks over his shoulder, Simbaza is sitting behind him. Mike looks away, and when he glances back, Simbaza has again disappeared.
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was first shown in the US on 22 September 1965 in Ohio. It opened in Los Angeles almost four months later, on 12 January 1966.
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a rather dull TV drama". Hamilton is also of the opinion that Regent's Park is a poor substitute for anywhere in Africa.
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Mike and Simbaza stalk each other through the jungle. Mike eventually runs Simbaza down with a World War II vintage
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listed them in the credits as 'Halliday' and 'Danielly'. Senn writes, 'Fortunately, Mr Haliday didn't notice'.
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been a child star notes that while he continued recording into the 1960s - he was under contract to
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for their star performer Haliday. Though set in Africa, outdoor sequences were filmed in London's
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Although production started in 1964, the vehicles used in the safari scenes are World War II-era
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then - no recordings of his from the 1960s have been released. The obituary makes no mention of
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The unnamed reviewer at Blackhorrormovies.com wonders if the only Caucasian person in the
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Senn also notes that both Haliday's and Daniely's names were misspelled on US prints of
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has been released on DVD in the US three times for home viewing by the same company,
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rated the film as "good" on its very-poor-to-excellent scale, while noting that
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The next morning, to Mike's dismay, the safari packs up to return to
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is the only film in which the quintet appears, according to the
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In the United States where it was shown as the second film on a
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about the film's theatrical/home media releases, and reception.
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who was a well-known child singer and actor during the 1930s.
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Production began in April 1964 as a joint project of the UK's
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There is disagreement about the rating and running time of
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Lindsay Shonteff
Brian Clemens
Richard Gordon
Bryant Haliday
Dennis Price
Brian Fahey
Allied Artists
supernatural horror film
Lindsay Shonteff
Bryant Haliday
Dennis Price
Brian Clemens
Kenneth Rive
double feature
science fiction
Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster
white hunter
safari
Johannesburg
Hampstead Heath
hallucinations
Dodge WC series
Bryant Haliday
Dennis Price
Lisa Daniely
Mary Kerridge
Ronald Leigh-Hunt

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