And Now the Screaming Starts

The hand that crawls, kills and lives!!!

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DVD-R Details

Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: December 22, 2020
Originally Released: 1973
Label: Digicom TV

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Peter Cushing, Stephanie Beacham, Herbert Lom, Patrick Magee & Ian Ogilvy
Performer:		Guy Rolfe, Rosalie Crutchley, Gillian Lind & John Sharp
Directed by		Roy Ward Baker
Edited by		Peter Tanner
Composition by		Douglas Gamley
Produced by		Max Rosenberg & Milton Subotsky
Director of Photography:		Denys Coop
Executive Production by		Gustave M. Berne

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Product Description:

An inconsiderate young couple moves into a house already inhabited by a dismembered and disgruntled hand in the 1973 cult classic AND NOW THE SCREAMING STARTS. Catherine (Stephanie Beacham) is a lovely young bride set to start a new life with her wealthy new husband Charles (Ian Ogilvy.) But a horrid curse has haunted Charles' aristocratic bloodline, and only the help of the brilliant Dr. Pope can help squelch the supernatural evil of the disembodied hand.

Keywords:

Demonic Possession | Ghosts | Theatrical Release | Horror Classic

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