Tower of Evil Movie Download

2 / 10

The tower drips blood. The script dripped from real drips.
There’s probably a reason why actress Jill Haworth didn’t have much of a career past the original Broadway cast of “Cabaret” and the epic “Exodus” 12 years before that. She’s not a magnetic actress on screen, and yet her name is the only familiar one in this gore fest that has a great opening, a fantastic nightmare sequence, but nothing in the way of a strong story.

The saga involves a series of gruesome murders at a spooky looking castle of some sort where a bloodied hand is seen grabbing onto creaking doors, reaching out to scare the young revelers who invade the space later, and grunt like a mute demon when they are finally shown. That presence alone is jarring, and there’s a lot of shocking visuals, but there’s no motivation or substance to make this be ranked as a horror film that I would watch over again, and therefore, I can’t really recommend it.Read More