Hot on the heels of his “31 Days of Hammer” in January and the “31 Days of British Horror” in March , Jules is at it again in May, treating us to the continuation of his chronological run through the classic era of British Horror, from the late ’50s to the end of the ’70s, with one review every day for the entire month. You can check out the rest of our “31 Days of British Horror” by CLICKING HERE. Starring: Vincent Price, Robert Quarry, Valli Kemp Director: Robert Fuest 1971’s The Abominable Dr Phibes was a unique affair. An art-deco, operatic biblical revenge thriller, there wasn’t much else like it at the time and there hasn’t been much like it since. Well, apart from Dr Phibes Rises Again, that is. Saying that, even this, it’s rapidly-pulled together sequel, still doesn’t feel like it’s cut from exactly the same cloth. Three years after his biblical plague-inspired murder spree against the “killers” of his beloved wife Victoria, Dr Anton Phibes is back from his exsanguination-induced suspended animation. Recalling his silent assistant Vulnavia, Phibes plans to take Victoria’s body to a hidden temple in Egypt, under which flows the River Of Life, promising [...]