Black gloves of evil lay bare the ultimate horror!
Film Synopsis
Horror Hospital (1973) centers on a young man who travels to a secluded country retreat for a restorative break. He soon discovers that the resident doctor is conducting surgical experiments designed to transform his guests into obedient, mindless subjects. This British comedy horror film combines mad-scientist conventions, black humor, and gruesome violence with an outrageous approach to early-1970s exploitation cinema.
Horror Hospital Blu-ray & DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Odeon BD-ALL/UK/OOP 2015 | Dark Sky DVD-1/US 2010 | Elite DVD-0/US/OOP 1999 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Producer Richard Gordon and Tom Weaver | |||
| Operating Out of Battersea: The Making of “Horror Hospital” | |||
| Robin Askwith is Admitted to “Horror Hospital” for Further Treatment - Interview with Actor Robin Askwith | |||
| Stills Gallery | |||
| Theatrical Trailer with The Corpse Grinders |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- Elite’s “Widescreen Edition” DVD is also availalble in the “The British Horror Collection” box set with Curse of the Voodoo (1965), Tower of Evil (1972) and Inseminoid (1981).
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Collector’s guide
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Operating Out of Battersea: The Making of “Horror Hospital” (27:08) -
Robin Askwith is Admitted to “Horror Hospital” for Further Treatment (10:50)
| Editions | |
|---|---|
| Extras | Audio Commentary by Producer Richard Gordon and Tom Weaver Odeon BD |
| Operating Out of Battersea: The Making of “Horror Hospital” Odeon BD | |
| Robin Askwith is Admitted to “Horror Hospital” for Further Treatment - Interview with Actor Robin Askwith Odeon BD | |
| Stills Gallery Dark Sky DVD | |
| Theatrical Trailer with The Corpse Grinders Odeon BD |
Notes
- Jonathan Rigby’s profile of actor Michael Gough, “Off the Leash: A Personal Appreciation of Michael Gough and His Horror Films,” is included on Hammer Films’ Blu-ray release of The House of Hammer, Volume 1.