a painting by Brian Lewis of a famous scene from the film. In the first season Amazing Stories television show episode "Mirror, Mirror", the cemetery scene film is used to portray a clip of Sam Waterston's character's horror film being shown by Dick Cavett. References Sources External links 1966 films 1966 horror films 1960s fantasy films British horror films Fiction about Haitian Vodou British zombie films Films set in Cornwall Films set in country houses Films set in 1860 Hammer Film Productions horror films Films directed by John Gilling Films scored by James Bernard Films shot at Bray Studios Films adapted into comics Grave-robbing in film 1960s English-language films 1960s British films