Artful camera shots have no place in what is supposed to be a horror movie. Nothing can kill interest faster than a tedious long camera pan over dimly lit, indistinguishable objects. Donald Pleasance and Christopher Lee do little more than cash a paycheck. For American audiences, subtitles "on" is mandatory to understand the dialect. Character development is not good, and the subhumans only grunt. There are plenty of scenes that do nothing to advance the plot, which is unbelievable to start with. Avoid at all costs, unless being bored to death with a movie that promises "unspeakable terror", is your cup of tea. - MERK
Review of Death Line
