The Abominable Snowman (1957) UK DD-Video Region 0 DVD | Cushing goes in search of the Yeti in this rather over-written film that at least avoids becoming a mere monster movie. Partly recommended. |
And Now the Screaming Starts (1973) Anchor Bay UK Region 2 DVD | Amicus' straight forward ghost story manages to be very scary and effective thanks to superb acting and direction. Highly recommended. |
Asylum (1972) Anchor Bay UK Region 2 DVD | One
of the lesser Amicus anthology films, with no particularly outstanding stories and only a brief Cushing role. Only for fans of the studio. |
At the Earth's Core (1976) UK Cinema Club Region 2 DVD | A highly entertaining family adventure movie with a superb performance from Cushing as an eccentric inventor. Recommended viewing. |
The Beast Must Die (1974) Anchor Bay UK Region 2 DVD | The last Amicus horror, an entertaining if rather daft werewolf film, although Cushing is saddled with a poor accent. Partly recommended. |
The Blood Beast Terror (1968) UK DD-Video Region 0 DVD | Cushing gives a decent performance in one of the worst movies ever made. A woeful film and not at all recommended. |
Brides of Dracula (1960) US Universal Region 1 DVD (Hammer Horror Series Boxset) | The least of Hammer's early gothics, Peter Cushing's strong performance is let down by a flawed script. Not recommended. |
Captain Clegg (1962) US Universal Region 1 DVD (Hammer Horror Series Boxset) | One of Hammer's best adventure films of the early 1960s, Cushing gives a great performance as a vicar. Recommended. |
Curse
of Frankenstein (1957) UK Warner Brothers Region 2 DVD | Hammer's first
horror film with impressive production and a fantastic leading
duo. A very important film. A strong, highly recommended film to alll viewers. |
Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. (1966) Optimum UK Region 2 DVD (Dalek Collection Boxset) | Cushing returns as the Doctor in this much better sequel with a good plot and action. Recommended |
Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972) MGM Region 1 DVD | Cushing gets a throw-away two minute cameo in this very poor sequel. Not recommended. |
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965) Anchor Bay UK Region 2 DVD | The first Amicus anthology horror films is quite hit and miss, but always enjoyable, with a good cast. Recommended |
Doctor Who and the Daleks (1965) Optimum UK Region 2 DVD (Dalek Collection Boxset) | Cushing plays Doctor Who in this entertaining but rather undetailed film. Partly recommended. |
Evil
of Frankenstein (1964) US Universal Region 1 DVD (Hammer Horror Series Boxset) | Suffers from a bad
looking monster, and relatively average performances, even from Cushing - but
the plot is okay. Watchable but not recommended. |
Frankenstein
and the Monster from Hell (1974) German E-M-S Region 2 DVD | A a very good film
with a great script, a wonderfully dark, atmospheric
setting, and a sinister lead performance. A recommended film to all Hammer fans. |
Frankenstein
Created Woman (1967) UK Warner Brothers Region 2 DVD | An interesting
concept, Cushing plays his role well but gets less screentime than usual and it is an unexciting film. Partially recommended to Hammer fans. |
Frankenstein
Must be Destroyed (1969) UK Warner Brothers Region 2 DVD | A strong,
near-perfect script combine with top notch performances and great
production. Highly recommended to all. |
Fury at Smugger's Bay (1961) UK Cinema Club Region 2 DVD | A highly unimpressive film, as well as a confused plot, Cushing gives a restrained performance that cannot lift the picture. Not recommended. |
Horror Express (1973) German VZ-Handels Region 1 DVD | Cushing
and Lee team up against a million year old monster on the Tran-Siberian
Express in this classic gothic style horror. Very entertaining and highly recommended. |
The House that Dripped Blood (1970) Anchor Bay UK Region 2 DVD | Probably
the strongest overall Amicus anthology, with their best comic story,
and three good horror tales. Recommended. |
Island of Terror (1966) UK DD-Video Region 0 DVD | An entertaining, although un-original horror/sci-fi film with a good Peter Cushing performance. Recommended. |
Madhouse (1974) US MGM Region 1 DVD | Cushing co-stars with Vincent Price in this interesting but poorly written Amicus/AIP horror. Not recommended. |
The Mummy
(1959) UK Warner Brothers Region 2 DVD | An
impressive film from the beginning of Hammer's gothic cycle. All the
ingredients come together effectively. Recommended to all. |
Revenge
of Frankenstein (1958) UK Columbia Region 2 DVD | Solid direction
and acting combine with a story that takes a dark new twist to the
traditional story. Recommended to Hammer fans. |
She (1965) US Warner Brothers Region 2 DVD | Hammer's adventure epic suffers from the low budget, but still boasts good looking sets and Peter Cushing plays the lead. Partially recommended. |
Shock Waves (1977) US Blue Underground Region 0 DVD | More atmosphere than gore makes this Nazi zombie film genuinely creepy. Cushing gets a short but key role. Recommended. |
Tales from the Crypt (1972) US Fox Region 1 DVD | A rather weak Amicus anthology horror, made watchable by a superbly tear-jerking performance from Cushing. Worth watching for Cushing's chapter alone. |
Torture Garden (1967) UK Sony Region 2 DVD | A standard Amicus anthology horror film, Cushing stars alongside Jack Palance in the best of four short stories. Partially recommended. |
Twins of Evil (1971) UK Network Region 2 DVD | A mixed up, but daftly entertaining film with a strong Cushing performance in an unusually dark role. Recommended. |
Vampire Lovers (1970) Alan Young ITA Region 2 DVD | Cushing gets a small but key role in this erotically charged and well made Hammer film based on the classic novel Carmilla. Recommended. |