How wonderful to stumble across this movie on RUclips.... it brings back many happy memories as I often used to watch Edgar Wallace films with my dear old Nan back in the late 1960's/early 1970's when they were aired regularly over here in The UK...
This was really good and Leslie Banks seems to have revised a character he played back in 1933 in "The Most Dangerous Game". Interesting coincidence, the movie "The Most Dangerous Game" was produced and directed by the team that did the movie "King Kong" made the same year, in the same studio with the same special effects artists who created Kong. The coincidence is that this film "The Door with the 7 Locks" was written by Edgar Wallace who also wrote the original story of King Kong.
A delightful film with some comedy and the sweet innocent but sudden unusual partnership and relationship setting the mood where the one off a few medium shot scenes encapsulates the viewer and ending it in a close-up shot while other characters end in medium shot. The murder mystery plot has many layers which can be a little difficult to follow but all comes together eventually. The film has bright lightness but shifts more towards medium dark to dark scenes with shadows created on characters faces and interiors which creates the sinister mood. Overall, the movie emphasizes the sweet innocent relationship between the characters which blossoms throughout the ups and downs of the melodrama where emotions are heightened during exciting events leading up to a fairytale victory.
Yo, Cult Cinema classics. This is not the 1962 version of Edgar Wallace's Story. This is the 1940 British version. And yet, this film only exists because the British Board of Censors lifted a ban on Supernatural and horror films produced in England back in the middle 1930s. And one more thing, Wallace was known to be a prolific writer in his lifetime. He had pinned various serialized short stories loosely based on his experience as a Daily Mail journalist assigned to Africa. He also wrote a cornucopia of crime novels and detective serials. Although Wallace died under mysterious circumstances in 1932 at only 56, he is well known today for penning the original screenplay for King Kong. However, Wallace had initially titled his script, The Beast. (☉‿☉✿)
THE DOOR WITH SEVEN LOCKS, aka CHAMBER OF HORRORS, was shot in England in 1940, at the height of the German bombardments of London. 1962 is definitely wrong.
Someone with the name of XyzXyz wrote a really nasty note that the title and description state 1940, "where the hack" did I get 1962? Well, I do state that the film was shot in 1940, and I just noted an error in the description that mentioned the year 1962,. My entry was made about a year ago. Thankfully it has been corrected.
I found this Movie because of The Last of Us 2. There was a poster for this film on a wall in a library. I typed it in to see if it was a real thing or if the developers made it up. Now I can watch it.
If they knew how easy those old locks were to pick, they could've saved themselves a lot of trouble. But then we wouldn't have a movie.😄 Thanks for uploading these!
I use a laptop, so I bought a BT speaker years ago. Pretty much ruins it if you have to strain to hear, and a lot of old films had bad audio to begin with, much less after they've been copied and posted ? times. Stable Volume option ( settings icon ) helps a lot, too, when available.
Good movie seen it now several times so I'll be passing this time. If this is your first time watching you may want to put on CC because the audio is a bit muffled.
_Aww, my dearest Helen! Actually is the very same movie, showed here in two versions...one in the original B&W and another in a colorized version...So we can make a choice...I Always like much more to see the color version! This is an old german movie from 61 years ago, a Cult movie indeed! Horror, mistery & Suspense, all in one! I hope you enjoy it with us here on CCC movie chat at live...! God bless you always, my dearest Helen!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗
This is another version of or sequel of *The Most Dangerous Game!" This one involves less horror than in the *The Most Dangerous Game, but the similarities is quite clear.
Straight from Wiki- The Door with Seven Locks is a 1940 British horror film, created and released shortly after the British Board of Film Censors lifted its mid-1930s ban on supernatural-themed and horror genre films. Imagine this film, as well as Frankenstein etc banned !
The 'mumbles' at 9:40 is 'George Raft pyjamas'. There are also some huge errors based on the writer of the subtitles being American (10 buck - far too much then - instead of 10 BOB at 7:31 - favor instead of favour) and obviously being young hadn't heard of George Raft or Lucretia Borgia.For a British film these errors are annoying
Yes. But it seems surprising that the poisoning cup that was used by Dr. Manetta to kill himself was owned by the Stewarts (Scottish) a/ka/ Stuarts (French). A quick search found no connection between the Royal House of Stewart and poison.
I like your movies but I cannot continue to watch them because the difference in volume between the movie and the commercial is deafening You might be losing more viewers than you think because many people are too lazy to make this remark. It’s really a shame. I cannot tolerate this excessively loud noise. I won’t bother to tune in again. It has happened three times. Goodbye
@@Doug.-ce5uy very very funny says me, continentsEdge. A leetle bit overwrought I admit but I am very deaf and so the variance in volume is deafening for me. I am reminded of a saying, “when you’re deaf, the whole world mumbles”
Un polar à suspense de Norman Lee, qui repose sur une ambiance morbide, au frontière du Fantastique Gothique. Des enquêteurs beaux, ou rigolos, face à une confrérie de sous-fifres tous moches et perfides… Un peu trop lent et manquant un peu de nerf, mais de la bonne série B.
That's why I'm glad for the captions! 😊 Maybe not all the words are accurate, but it's surely easier to follow the story than if there were none. That's how I feel about the poor colorizing too, in that one. Not a great job, but for me it does help a bit in seeing the details more clearly! 😉😉👍
Wow, they really had a bad opinion of marriage. He said a woman should be caged and then shot at 20. In a lot of those B/W movies, the women are very bossy and high maintenance. Maybe that’s the way those women were in Europe in those days? But it wasn’t the women in my small town, nor the surrounding areas.
They just put women into stereotypical boxes in those days. Everything was made and written by men. You had the young, pretty, love interest, the elderly (over 35) straightlaced and maybe slightly batty spinster, the battleaxe, or the concerned mother. That was about it
There is a Mr. Silva in this show. Hope he don't get the skeleton key. 🗝 I want that one for meshelf! ☠ Where da money at? 🤑Looks like a nice one. May be better than the Lotto! 💸💸💸 If it's free, I'm in. Free trip to planet Zanti & Drinks are on me, CCC fans, IF I win!
@@helenpoornima5126 Haven't seen Mikey in a long time. I hope he gets over him blocking me. But it's OK. Hope you are fine Helen. 😀 Maybe you'll be in class for this one!
He thinks he's on his deathbed - at 65?? Anyone that does look like that at 65, definitely needs to worry! a bit disappointing because the acting was so wooden. Never mind tho, still fun to watch! Thanks
If you're someone who watches a lot of these old movies, and maybe old TV shows, you might want to invest, maybe $100 in a wireless speaker. It hooks up to your phone, just go into settings, it's easy, and you'll be set! I have a Bose, but I'm sure there's less expensive ones out there. We play political channels on our phone as we drive, and that allows us to hear over road noise too.
This is an odd movie. The Spanish doctor says that he fled the rebels, but he is obviously a Franquiste and Franco was the rebel against the Spanish Republican government. Were the writers that ignorant of history? Then there are silly fights and a style that harkens back to silent film days.
How wonderful to stumble across this movie on RUclips.... it brings back many happy memories as I often used to watch Edgar Wallace films with my dear old Nan back in the late 1960's/early 1970's when they were aired regularly over here in The UK...
I have never seen this film. The plot has pulled me in. Excited to watch how this unfolds!
Thank you! What a movie. I prefer the white and black version, it makes the story more dramatic. Excellent acting from the seven keys lol. Loved it
This was really good and Leslie Banks seems to have revised a character he played back in 1933 in "The Most Dangerous Game". Interesting coincidence, the movie "The Most Dangerous Game" was produced and directed by the team that did the movie "King Kong" made the same year, in the same studio with the same special effects artists who created Kong. The coincidence is that this film "The Door with the 7 Locks" was written by Edgar Wallace who also wrote the original story of King Kong.
can u believe it...this movie was done 83 years ago...amazing.
84. :)
A delightful film with some comedy and the sweet innocent but sudden unusual partnership and relationship setting the mood where the one off a few medium shot scenes encapsulates the viewer and ending it in a close-up shot while other characters end in medium shot. The murder mystery plot has many layers which can be a little difficult to follow but all comes together eventually. The film has bright lightness but shifts more towards medium dark to dark scenes with shadows created on characters faces and interiors which creates the sinister mood. Overall, the movie emphasizes the sweet innocent relationship between the characters which blossoms throughout the ups and downs of the melodrama where emotions are heightened during exciting events leading up to a fairytale victory.
Yo, Cult Cinema classics. This is not the 1962 version of Edgar Wallace's Story. This is the 1940 British version.
And yet, this film only exists because the British Board of Censors lifted a ban on Supernatural and horror films produced in England back in the middle 1930s.
And one more thing, Wallace was known to be a prolific writer in his lifetime. He had pinned various serialized short stories loosely based on his experience as a Daily Mail journalist assigned to Africa. He also wrote a cornucopia of crime novels and detective serials.
Although Wallace died under mysterious circumstances in 1932 at only 56, he is well known today for penning the original screenplay for King Kong. However, Wallace had initially titled
his script, The Beast. (☉‿☉✿)
Great stuff, duke! Much appreciate the info as do other CCC fans!
He died at age 56...and so did the man in bed at the beginning, here 1872 to 1928.
Thank you Sir for this wonderful piece of history. Will do some research now on Edgar Wallace.
@@robertwalker5521 According to the man in bed, he was 55. Presumably not had his birthday yet that year.
THE DOOR WITH SEVEN LOCKS, aka CHAMBER OF HORRORS, was shot in England in 1940, at the height of the German bombardments of London. 1962 is definitely wrong.
Thanks. I spent my youth watching these movies. We got a TV 1954. These movies and westerns.
The title states 1940, the description states 1940, from where the heck do you get the 1962??!!
@@momswatch Glad to be of assistance. The caption under the screen said 1962 but it appears to have been corrected, which is great
Someone with the name of XyzXyz wrote a really nasty note that the title and description state 1940, "where the hack" did I get 1962? Well, I do state that the film was shot in 1940, and I just noted an error in the description that mentioned the year 1962,. My entry was made about a year ago. Thankfully it has been corrected.
I found this Movie because of The Last of Us 2. There was a poster for this film on a wall in a library. I typed it in to see if it was a real thing or if the developers made it up. Now I can watch it.
I found it by watching a old radio show.
Great movie! Thank you so much.
Thanks for this movie
great old thriller, thank you CCC 🎥🎥🎥🍿🥂
If they knew how easy those old locks were to pick, they could've saved themselves a lot of trouble. But then we wouldn't have a movie.😄 Thanks for uploading these!
Good film, a worthwhile journey.
Loved it! Thank you!!!
Grrat movie, i hadnt seen it. Thanks so much!
very good black and white movie. Lilli Palmer looka great
Great entertainment I've never seen this movie before
Great movie!
Πολύ ωραία ταινία ευχαριστώ για ελληνικούς υπότιτλους ❤
The VOLUME IS WAY TOO LOW !!!!
PUMP UP THE VOLUME, SO WE CAN HEAR THIS MOVIE !!!!!!!
Run your phone through a stereo.
Because of same trouble with many films, I downloaded a program called "Volume Booster" for free. It works great.
I use a laptop, so I bought a BT speaker years ago. Pretty much ruins it if you have to strain to hear, and a lot of old films had bad audio to begin with, much less after they've been copied and posted ? times. Stable Volume option ( settings icon ) helps a lot, too, when available.
Wonderful plot…overall great movie 🍿 🎉❤
Good movie seen it now several times so I'll be passing this time. If this is your first time watching you may want to put on CC because the audio is a bit muffled.
There is another copy of this with exceptionally bad colorization and equally bad audio. Good thing the cc is pretty good.
"Women should be treated like Tiger cats, in cages by 16 and shot at 20"
Inspector Sneed. Not a man who's afraid to say what he thinks lol.
"I love frolicking in morgues!" whoop, whoop!
Thank you for the great movie.
❤
I’m looking forward to this movie!
Have you watched it yet? If so, did you like it?
Yes Sheena" come back here😂❤.
The sound was so low but I enjoyed it anyway
Due to same problem with many movies etc. I downloaded a program FOR FREE called "Volume Booster". Works great.
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Hollywood classic horror movies r the best❤
I take it you didn't like this one then, as it's British!
@@fluffyfour i didn't said that lol
@@fluffyfour it's also Hollywood nd I'm praising Hollywood movies here 😹
I love the couple Alcie and John, they are so sweet together
Alcie and John? I think I remember the character John, but where's Alcie?? 😮🤔
Enjoyed that one :)
Thanks!
Two movies at a time 👸❤
_Aww, my dearest Helen! Actually is the very same movie, showed here in two versions...one in the original B&W and another in a colorized version...So we can make a choice...I Always like much more to see the color version! This is an old german movie from 61 years ago, a Cult movie indeed! Horror, mistery & Suspense, all in one! I hope you enjoy it with us here on CCC movie chat at live...! God bless you always, my dearest Helen!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗
@@paulodipe1343 Thank u Paulo dear ❤
Me encantan estas peliculas son muy buenas
This is the 1940 film version
This is another version of or sequel of *The Most Dangerous Game!" This one involves less horror than in the *The Most Dangerous Game, but the similarities is quite clear.
Leslie Banks seems to have kept his make up from the earlier one!
Same villain, completely different story. You can't be too bright.
Lilli Palmer is so cute in this.
❤
Straight from Wiki-
The Door with Seven Locks is a 1940 British horror film, created and released shortly after the British Board of Film Censors lifted its mid-1930s ban on supernatural-themed and horror genre films.
Imagine this film, as well as Frankenstein etc banned !
Not enough volume.
Good Movie! ... a bit of humor also.
Opens with the prototype for Lurch 😆😁
Very good movie.
Good flick
Who is the actor who plsys Silva?
The 'mumbles' at 9:40 is 'George Raft pyjamas'. There are also some huge errors based on the writer of the subtitles being American (10 buck - far too much then - instead of 10 BOB at 7:31 - favor instead of favour) and obviously being young hadn't heard of George Raft or Lucretia Borgia.For a British film these errors are annoying
The seventh key turns the volume up, 16 years on my autocycle was born 1956
The "mumble" at 44:33 is Lucrezia Borgia :-)
Yes. But it seems surprising that the poisoning cup that was used by Dr. Manetta to kill himself was owned by the Stewarts (Scottish) a/ka/ Stuarts (French). A quick search found no connection between the Royal House of Stewart and poison.
I like your movies but I cannot continue to watch them because the difference in volume between the movie and the commercial is deafening You might be losing more viewers than you think because many people are too lazy to make this remark. It’s really a shame. I cannot tolerate this excessively loud noise. I won’t bother to tune in again. It has happened three times. Goodbye
Geez,,,I'm sure 😂❤.
@@Doug.-ce5uy very very funny says me, continentsEdge. A leetle bit overwrought I admit but I am very deaf and so the variance in volume is deafening for me. I am reminded of a saying, “when you’re deaf, the whole world mumbles”
Un polar à suspense de Norman Lee, qui repose sur une ambiance morbide, au frontière du Fantastique Gothique. Des enquêteurs beaux, ou rigolos, face à une confrérie de sous-fifres tous moches et perfides…
Un peu trop lent et manquant un peu de nerf, mais de la bonne série B.
Rate 76%/6
Noir B
Muy bajo el sonido.apenas se escucha.
That's why I'm glad for the captions! 😊 Maybe not all the words are accurate, but it's surely easier to follow the story than if there were none. That's how I feel about the poor colorizing too, in that one. Not a great job, but for me it does help a bit in seeing the details more clearly! 😉😉👍
Aa jaso Sumi. I am sorry, yaar. Maaf kar do, jaanu.
Wow, they really had a bad opinion of marriage. He said a woman should be caged and then shot at 20. In a lot of those B/W movies, the women are very bossy and high maintenance. Maybe that’s the way those women were in Europe in those days? But it wasn’t the women in my small town, nor the surrounding areas.
They just put women into stereotypical boxes in those days. Everything was made and written by men. You had the young, pretty, love interest, the elderly (over 35) straightlaced and maybe slightly batty spinster, the battleaxe, or the concerned mother. That was about it
@@fluffyfour(sigh) Ain't THAT the truth, about stereotyping women back then (and some, still, today too!😢)!!
There is a Mr. Silva in this show. Hope he don't get the skeleton key. 🗝 I want that one for meshelf! ☠ Where da money at? 🤑Looks like a nice one. May be better than the Lotto! 💸💸💸 If it's free, I'm in. Free trip to planet Zanti & Drinks are on me, CCC fans, IF I win!
How are u zanti?!?! 👸
@@helenpoornima5126 Haven't seen Mikey in a long time. I hope he gets over him blocking me. But it's OK. Hope you are fine Helen. 😀 Maybe you'll be in class for this one!
A rather nice Movie.
Thank You !
'I can't read during the day. I went to night school'.
BWA HA HA,,,,, !
He thinks he's on his deathbed - at 65?? Anyone that does look like that at 65, definitely needs to worry! a bit disappointing because the acting was so wooden. Never mind tho, still fun to watch! Thanks
Is that a German film?
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Porquê espanhol? O original é em inglês.
sí, ya tiene subtítulos en 40 opciones de idioma… ve a configuración ⚙️ y haz tu selección
No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Our chief weapon is surprise........
age of 55? and he is dying like he is 101
AN OLD ENGLISH ""DUDD"",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,CAN IT !
The old guy at the beginning is 55, yet looks 80.
A poor film, overall. Edgar Wallace would have been disappointed, I reckon.
No movie is poor that has beautiful sweetest girl.
It had a good start, but it turned out to be stupid which is too bad because there’s a lot of intriguing plots to the movie
Volume is so low anyone know how I can fix this?
If you're someone who watches a lot of these old movies, and maybe old TV shows, you might want to invest, maybe $100 in a wireless speaker. It hooks up to your phone, just go into settings, it's easy, and you'll be set! I have a Bose, but I'm sure there's less expensive ones out there. We play political channels on our phone as we drive, and that allows us to hear over road noise too.
My solution was to buy a BL100 PRO Wireless Gaming Headset. It comes with a "dongle" USB drive to plug into my desktop PC.
I use a 1982 panasonicrx5100 boom box
This is an odd movie. The Spanish doctor says that he fled the rebels, but he is obviously a Franquiste and Franco was the rebel against the Spanish Republican government. Were the writers that ignorant of history?
Then there are silly fights and a style that harkens back to silent film days.
Aw, yeah. It's all Franco's fault. The so called "republicans" (communists) in Spain did not eliminate innocent people. Right?
Please Seema, aajao, darling.
German
The Battle of Britain.
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corny but cute
😀🤗
🌅💖 .
Joan Banks" is on the radio show.
8:47❤
Huh"*****--_--a old German movie🔎🤷🚬🌅 uh'magine,,,that😂🤷💜🔌📻⭐🌠i found through my interest of old radio show .inner Sanctum Mysteries.
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