Production
Filming began on Dr. Terror's House of Horror at Shepperton Studios on 25 May 1964 with a budget of £105,000. The script began as a still-born television series in 1948 during the time when Dead of Night was a recent release. Milton Subotsky considered that movie to be "the greatest horror film ever," and used it as a blueprint for Dr. Terror and the rest of Amicus' portmanteau films. Filming was completed on 3 July 1964 and was released on 5 February 1965.
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