Crucible of Terror (DVD), Digicomtv, Horror

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Classic Horror: This product is a DVD of the horror film "Crucible of Terror," distributed by Digicomtv.
Intriguing Premise: The plot centers on art dealer Jack Davies and Michael Clare, who conspire to sell paintings stolen from Michael's reclusive artist father, Victor Clare.
Artistic Deception: Jack sells Victor's works, which are highly valuable, with Michael's assistance, splitting the profits from the illicit sales.
Secluded Setting: Victor Clare lives in isolation above an abandoned tin mine in Cornwall, making further theft of his art challenging.
Surprise Ending: The film is highlighted for its vintage horror style and promises a surprising conclusion for viewers.

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Movie genre
Horror
Mpaa rating
R
Director
Ted Hooker|Viktor Ritelis
Actors
Betty Alberge, James Bolam, John Arnatt, Kenneth Keeling, Mary Maude, Me Me Lai, Melissa Stribling, Mike Raven
Movie & tv media format
DVD
Resolution
480p

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Jack Davies, an art dealer from London, does a deal with his friend, Michael Clare, son of a gifted artist, Victor Clare. Michael steals some of his father's works and Jack sells them at his gallery, splitting the profit with Michael. Both men realize that Victor works are worth a fortune. Unfortunately, Victor is a recluse, and lives in isolation above an abandoned tin mine in Cornwall. It would be impossible to smuggle out any more of his paintings without being noticed. You really must watch this classic horror to see the surprise ending. This is vintage horror at it's best!