a heritage of horror造句

• In part, talk of a " Kennedy curse " stems from an idea that patriarch Joseph Kennedy Sr .'s overweening political ambition _ first for himself and then for a succession of sons _ has visited a heritage of horrors on his offspring.
• Film critic David Pirie considered it to be the third entry in Anglo-Amalgamated's " Sadian trilogy " in his book " A Heritage of Horror " ( 1971 ), because the films focus on 1959 . It was released in the United States by American International Pictures as a double feature with " The Angry Red Planet ".
• Very soon after its initial release in the spring of 1968, several critics began championing the film in the UK and US . David Pirie, who wrote extensively and enthusiastically about the film in his 1973 book " A Heritage of Horror ", reviewed the film in 1971 for " Time Out ", commenting : " . . . one of the most personal and mature statements in the history of British cinema . . . The performances are generally excellent, and no film before or since has used the British countryside in quite the same way . " Danny Peary noted, " " The Conqueror Worm " is a stunning film in many ways, but probably Reeves's greatest achievement is that he was able to maintain an extraordinary momentum throughout, until the film ends as it began, with a woman ( this time Sara ) screaming . " In 2000, Derek Malcolm included " Witchfinder General " as part of his series " The Century of Films ", a list of what he considered to be the one hundred most " artistically or culturally important " movies of the 20th Century.