The Sorcerers (1967)
An aging hypnotist creates a device that allows the user to control the mind of another person, but his wife abuses its power by manipulating a younger man to commit evil acts.
Director:
Michael Reeves
Writers:
Michael Reeves, Tom Baker.
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Boris Karloff as Prof. Marcus Monserrat |
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Catherine Lacey as Estelle Monserrat |
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Elizabeth Ercy as Nicole |
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Ian Ogilvy as Mike Roscoe |
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Victor Henry as Alan |
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Sally Adams as Laura Ladd |
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Meier Tzelniker as The Jewish Baker |
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Gerald Campion as Customer in China Shop |
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Susan George as Audrey Woods |
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Ivor Dean as Insp. Matalon |
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Peter Fraser as Detective George |
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Martin Terry as Tobacconist |
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Bill Barnsley as Constable in Fur Store |
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Maureen Booth as Dancer |
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Toni Daly as Vocalist |
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Arnold L. Miller as Taxi driver |
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Alf Joint as Ron, the mechanic |
| Directing | Michael Reeves | Director |
| Writing | Michael Reeves | Screenplay |
| Writing | Tom Baker | Screenplay |
| Production | Patrick Curtis | Producer |
| Production | Tony Tenser | Producer |
| Production | Michael Reeves | Producer |
| Sound | Paul Ferris | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Stanley A. Long | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Susan Michie | Editor |
| Editing | David Woodward | Editor |
| Editing | Ralph Sheldon | Editor |
| Writing | John Burke | Idea |
| Art | Tony Curtis | Art Direction |
| Camera | John Mantell | Camera Operator |
| Lighting | Maurice Corcoran | Gaffer |
| Sound | Ken Osborne | Sound Mixer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Geoffrey Rodway | Makeup Artist |
