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Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing at This Is Your Life (1974)

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Awwwww so cute! I remember reading a piece on this in Whitstable, he was leading a walk quite recently after breaking his hip! What a trooper 🥹

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Peter Cushing being baby. Oh my God I just love him so much. * Nerd noises *

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"You're an arrogant swine."

"I'm sure your father would be really proud of you."

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Christopher Lee / Vincent Price / Peter Cushing.

I have a deep love of classic horror. The 1950s - 1980s are my golden age, and these three men are my holy trinity 🖤

Everything I love about 80s horror was made by people who grew up watching these icons.

Lee worked and lived the longest, many younger fans know him as Saruman from Lord of the Rings. To me, he will always be Dracula.

Price was a black comedy genius, always bringing a campy, understated humour to his roles. The Bat and The House on Haunted Hill are two of my favourites.

Cushing was one of the best at dashing heroism. Action galore, he fought with swords, leaped on tables, and wrestled in the dirt. My favourite Baron Frankenstein, one of the best Van Helsings on screen, and quietly hilarious in his deadpan delivery.

As we head into the autumn months and thoughts turn to spooky movies and dark evenings, I encourage all of you to go and watch some of the greats. Go for Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, watch the silent classics now public domain on youtube (The Cabinet of Dr Caligari is especially good!)

I will be binging Hammer Horror and Amicus Productions, and falling in love with the British classics all over again.