Reviews — The Gorgon
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Sierbahnn
Hammer films had a reason to be so successful back then. The film features a strong combination of recognizable performers and experienced actors, supported by a functional storyline with interesting characters and capable direction—it feels substantial. While the special effects are characteristic of the era, they were quite impressive for their time and integrated effectively into the narrative. It’s simply a well-…
Wuchak
A mythological figure, specifically one of the Gorgon sisters, is causing trouble within a German village set in the years following the Victorian period! The film centers on a supernatural presence that’s haunting a German community during the early 1900s. A physician, portrayed by Peter Cushing, seems hesitant to acknowledge the otherworldly nature of the increasing number of deaths over the past seven years, bu…
John Chard
This film deserves to be recognized as one of Terence Fisher’s most overlooked achievements. "Dominating Vandorf village is Castle Borski. For decades, a creature from an ancient past has resided within its walls. Nothing living has survived, and the shadow of death waits for its next victim." Directed by Terence Fisher for Hammer Film Productions, The Gorgon stars Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Barbara Shelle…

