Die Tür mit den 7 Schlössern

1962
1h 36m

IMDb RATING

6.0/10

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Klaus Kinski in Die Tür mit den 7 Schlössern (1962)

Comedy Crime

A woman arrives at a lonely mansion and finds herself mixed up with a lunatic who has built his own torture chamber, which is already crowded with victims - and he plans to make her his next... Read allA woman arrives at a lonely mansion and finds herself mixed up with a lunatic who has built his own torture chamber, which is already crowded with victims - and he plans to make her his next one.A woman arrives at a lonely mansion and finds herself mixed up with a lunatic who has built his own torture chamber, which is already crowded with victims - and he plans to make her his next one.

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IMDb RATING

6.0/10

903

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The first cut of the film featured a pre-title sequence showing the first murder (which is mentioned verbally later in the film). For unknown reasons, this sequence has been removed and remains missing (as of 2008).

Goofs
In the opening scene, supposedly set at London Victoria station, a locomotive with a prominent Deutsche Bundesbahn logo can be seen in the background, revealing that the scene was shot in Germany.

Connections
Referenced in Lukas: Mann und Maus (1998)

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7/10

Extravagant set design, had real fun watching it!

Very entertaining and I really enjoyed the furious humor (sometimes slap-stick-ish), the overall story arc and ESPECIALLY the super EXCENTRIC set design in the castle: weird chairs looking like an overly sexual female, weird hands-chandeliers in the morgue,... that must be fun while shooting! Overall "Edgar Wallace" vibe, entertainment, not always the "deepest psychology" behind all, but I just loved watching it for fun!