9 thoughts on “ Return To Psychomania ”

1. Psychomania (baiplanexzonale.docnesslichevrebivilmatovotity.co Death Wheelers) is a British horror-cult film starring Nicky Henson, Beryl Reid, George Sanders (in his final film) and Robert Hardy.. George Sanders committed suicide after making the film. Henson says "The story goes that George Sanders saw an answer print of Psychomania in baiplanexzonale.docnesslichevrebivilmatovotity.co by: John Cameron.

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2. Return of the Living Dead - A featurette on the making of 'Psychomania.' This was made somewhere around and features interviews with many of the actors from the movie. Interview with Nicky Henson - This is a very recent interview.

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3. Oct 26,  · Return of the Living Dead: Making of 'Psychomania' () *** (out of 4) PSYCHOMANIA cast members Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin, Denis Gilmore, Roy Holdernd and Rocky Taylor are interviewed for this highly entertaining documentary about the making of that picture.

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4. Oct 17,  · Stars Psychomania was an uneven but fun read. The wraparound story by John Llewellyn Probst was overdone and I guessed the "twist" pretty quickly. A lot of the stories were rather average but the great stories were on a whole other level/5.

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5. From there, Psychomania opens the throttle as Tom convinces his gang of baby-faced Bikers (who look like members of Badfinger) to kill themselves so they too can return to this world as indestructible, undead hooligans.

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6. Jan 01,  · Audience Reviews for Psychomania. May 13, For a film about zombie bikers, this is surprisingly well-made. Solid acting and direction, plus 86%(7).

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7. Directed by Don Sharp. With Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin, Ann Michelle, Roy Holder. An amiable psychopath and leader of a violent teen gang enjoys riding his motorcycle and loves his mother, who enjoys holding séances. He commits suicide and succeeds in returning as the "undead", continuing to terrorize the locals.

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8. Psychomania first announced itself to me, like so many marvellous films on BBC2’s much-missed Moviedrome presented by Alex Cox, in It was a double-bill, paired up with Girl on a Motorcycle, watched through bleary eyes in the midnight stages of a teenage house party.

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9. “Return of the Living Dead” is a making-of piece, filled with interviews and interesting facts. “The Sound of Psychomania” is an interview with composer John Cameron.

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