Lair of the White Worm (1988 film) - Revision history

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 ==Summary==
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 ==Details==
+[[File:Whiteworm promotional.png|thumb|200px|right|Promotional image from ''Lair of the White Worm''...]]
 * Release Date:  1988
 * Country/Language:  UK, English
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 ===Reviews===
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 Review Links:

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 ===Associated Mythos Elements===
 * Fiction:  Bram Stoker, ''Lair of the White Worm''
-* Race:  [[Serpent People]]
+* Race:  [[Serpent People]], [[Spawn of Yig]]
 * Creature:  [[Lambton Worm|D'Ampton Worm]]
 * Deity:  [[Yig|Dionin]]
 * Family:  [[Marsh]]
 * Artefacts and Tomes:  dragon skull, the Weird Sex Toy of Yig, sacrificial daggers, and various other tomes and oddities
 ===Keeper Notes===

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 * Writer:  [[Bram Stoker]] (original story), Ken Russell (screenplay)
 * Producer/Production Co:  White Lair
-* View Trailer: ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpFEU4AhbWk link])
+* View Trailer: ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJo9-sO-qIU link])
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 Review Links:
 * Wes R. at Oh The Horror, ([http://www.oh-the-horror.com/page.php?id=161 link]) - "...If you can get past the slightly muddled motivations and the occasional camp, I think most who are willing will find themselves charmed by Russell’s film. Ancient pagan gods and the like are more the territory of H.P. Lovecraft than Bram Stoker, and with a more serious tone, this one could have been a scary, horror classic. As it stands, there’s nothing really wrong with the film that isn’t wrong with at least dozens of other mid-late 80s flicks...."
 * Hyla Tracy II at That Galaxy Next Door, ([http://thatgalaxynextdoor.blogspot.com/2014_09_01_archive.html link]) - "...It's odd, and occasionally baffling, and a touch campy, and American horror fans with unbroadened horizons might not care for it if they don't have the stamina to stick around for the fun stuff, or take their sacred scary movies too seriously.... ''The Lair of the White Worm'', despite a sluggish start, gets its cold blood warmed to a merry boil once [the villainess] Amanda Donohoe makes her appearance and gets the plot juice pumping...."

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 * Fiction:  Bram Stoker, ''Lair of the White Worm''
 * Race:  [[Serpent People]]
-* Creature:  D'Ampton Worm
+* Creature:  [[Lambton Worm|D'Ampton Worm]]
 * Deity:  [[Yig|Dionin]]
 * Family:  [[Marsh]]

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 Review Links:
 * Wes R. at Oh The Horror, ([http://www.oh-the-horror.com/page.php?id=161 link]) - "...If you can get past the slightly muddled motivations and the occasional camp, I think most who are willing will find themselves charmed by Russell’s film. Ancient pagan gods and the like are more the territory of H.P. Lovecraft than Bram Stoker, and with a more serious tone, this one could have been a scary, horror classic. As it stands, there’s nothing really wrong with the film that isn’t wrong with at least dozens of other mid-late 80s flicks...."
-* Hyla Tracy II at That Galaxy Next Door, ([http://thatgalaxynextdoor.blogspot.com/2014_09_01_archive.html link]) - "...It's odd, and occasionally baffling, and a touch campy, and American horror fans with unbroadened horizons might not care for it if they don't have the stamina to stick around for the fun stuff, or take their sacred scary movies too seriously...."
+* Hyla Tracy II at That Galaxy Next Door, ([http://thatgalaxynextdoor.blogspot.com/2014_09_01_archive.html link]) - "...It's odd, and occasionally baffling, and a touch campy, and American horror fans with unbroadened horizons might not care for it if they don't have the stamina to stick around for the fun stuff, or take their sacred scary movies too seriously.... ''The Lair of the White Worm'', despite a sluggish start, gets its cold blood warmed to a merry boil once Amanda Donohoe makes her appearance and gets the plot juice pumping...."

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	* Wes R. at Oh The Horror, ([http://www.oh-the-horror.com/page.php?id=161 link]) - "...If you can get past the slightly muddled motivations and the occasional camp, I think most who are willing will find themselves charmed by Russell’s film. Ancient pagan gods and the like are more the territory of H.P. Lovecraft than Bram Stoker, and with a more serious tone, this one could have been a scary, horror classic. As it stands, there’s nothing really wrong with the film that isn’t wrong with at least dozens of other mid-late 80s flicks...."		* Wes R. at Oh The Horror, ([http://www.oh-the-horror.com/page.php?id=161 link]) - "...If you can get past the slightly muddled motivations and the occasional camp, I think most who are willing will find themselves charmed by Russell’s film. Ancient pagan gods and the like are more the territory of H.P. Lovecraft than Bram Stoker, and with a more serious tone, this one could have been a scary, horror classic. As it stands, there’s nothing really wrong with the film that isn’t wrong with at least dozens of other mid-late 80s flicks...."
		+	* Hyla Tracy II at That Galaxy Next Doro, ([http://thatgalaxynextdoor.blogspot.com/2014_09_01_archive.html link]) - "...It's odd, and occasionally baffling, and a touch campy, and American horror fans with unbroadened horizons might not care for it if they don't have the stamina to stick around for the fun stuff, or take their sacred scary movies too seriously...."

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 * Genres/Technical:  Horror, Fantasy, Comedy? (camp)
 * Runtime:  X min
-* Starring:  Amanda Donohoe, Hugh Grant, Catherine Oxenberg
+* Starring:  Amanda Donohoe, Hugh Grant, Catherine Oxenberg, [[Doctor Who (1963 franchise)|Peter Capaldi]]
 * Director:  Ken Russell
 * Writer:  [[Bram Stoker]] (original story), Ken Russell (screenplay)