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“The duo of Peter Cushing and Vincent Price on the same screen is wonderful” – Black Angel Promotions

Newly Re-mastered in HD! Masters of macabre Vincent Price (Tales of Terror), Peter Cushing (The Creeping Flesh) and Robert Quarry (Count Yorga, Vampire) give terrifying performances to die for in this diverting little chiller.
When horror star Paul Toombes’ fiancé is brutally killed, he loses more than this job.... he also loses his mind. But twelve years after suffering a nervous breakdown, the washed-up horror legend (Price) agrees to do a TV-series based on his old screen creation, the monstrous "Dr. Death". Soon the cast and crew of the series begin dying in ways similar to the deaths the characters suffered in the actor's old movies. Editor Jim Clark (Marathon Man) directed this top-notch horror classic based on the novel by Angus Hall (Qualthrough).

Produced by Amicus Productions and released by American International Pictures, Jim Clark’s Madhousebrings together two titans of horror – Vincent Price (House on Haunted Hill) and Peter Cushing (Dr Terror’s House of Horrors) – in a film about the horror genre itself.


Paul Toombes (Price) is an actor whose trademark role is the enigmatic and terrifying Dr Death, a skull-faced serial killer and the central antagonist of a long-running series of horror films. When Toombes’ fiancée Ellen (Julie Crosthwait) is murdered in mysterious circumstances by an assailant dressed as Dr Death, the actor wonders if he has succumbed to madness – a question he will be forced to reckon with again when, years later, people begin dying on the set of a new television series based on his most famous character.


Better known as an editor whose credits include Marathon Man, The Killing Fields and The Mission, Jim Clark made his greatest achievement as a director with Madhouse – a genuinely original and gloriously self-aware horror film that bridges the gap between the gothic chillers of old and the more visceral genre pictures of the 1970s.


SPECIAL FEATURES:
• Audio Commentary by Film Historian David Del Valle
• "Revenge of Dr. Death" - Featurette •Vincent Price Trailer Gallery