I'm going to embarrass myself here and tell you that I've yet to see it

WOW.....I think it is my favourite Hammer film - if you leave out the Dracula/Frankenstein film then it certainly is (along with Quartermass and Curse of the Wolfman)...

I'll see if I can find it streaming

buddy of mine still talks about Borgnine creeping him out in Rides.

'The Undead' (1957)
-Alison Hayes, Pamela Duncan,
Richard Garland

Plot: IMDB
Two psychical researchers procure the services of a lady of the night and send her back in time under hypnosis. She finds herself in the body of a past existence - a woman in medieval times waiting to be beheaded as a witch. By avoiding this fate she unwittingly starts to alter history.

Phantom's Review: Roger Corman does Shakespeare or at least a reasonable facsimile .Like all of Corman's early films, this is low-budget, borderline acting, bad FX and lots of laughs . Alison Hayes (Attack Of The 50 Foot Woman) is absolutely gorgeous as an evil witch , but all the "Thee's" and "Thou's" in the dialogue get on your nerves after a while. Not the worst movie ever made, but hardly a classic.

Thats The Devil's Rain.

oh, ok. I'll have to check out Rides too.

Rosemary's Baby 10/10

An absolute classic and a legend. Love it.

Bullitt (1968)

https://s31.postimg.org/tqbsaykgb/Bullitt.jpg

Lately noticed that I haven't actually seen much of Steve McQueen's films so far. Only The Blob, Papillon and The Great Escape, I guess. So started to check out some of his other major films.

Can't imagine anyone else other than Daniel Craig for a biopic about him.

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I could see that. I wouldn't have thought so unless i saw craig act dorky on Sat Night Live.

I wouldn't recommend the touted The Sand Pebbles, but i'd like to see Bullitt, The Cincinnati Kid and The Thomas Crown Affair.

Here's a nifty trailer for Cincinnati, with some card tricks. http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi140705817