Not long ago it would have been hard for me to imagine myself finding one of Babubhai Mistry's Bollywood fantasy films to be sort of rote and uninvolving -- that I'd be all like, "Yeah, Helen on a flying carpet. YAWN." But I have to admit to feeling that way a little bit about Sunehri Nagin (probably because no dinosaurs. Grrrr.) Still, I did enjoy this one very special special effects sequence in which villain Anwar Hussain puts the whammy on Helen:
BBC Archive 1968: “Whicker’s World of Horror!”
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There’s a full documentary on horror in 1968 that you can enjoy on BBC
Archive right now! It includes interviews with Christopher Lee, Barbara
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he's obviously completely absorbed his paperback copy of "Getting Women Through Hypnosis"...
Professor, now that you say that, it does completely remind me of the ads in the back of comic books! I know I'm never going to look at Anwar Hussain in the eyes again! Better safe than sorry.
Did he go to all that trouble just to put her to sleep?
You know, Memsaab, I honestly don't remember what happened after this scene -- which means that Anwar's "roofy vision" must have put the whammy on me as well.
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