Another little journey through the cinema advertising at that time - we are in 1974 - heavily raged in the newspapers. The film in question is one of the lesser-known products from Hammer in a period when the British home desperately tried, without much unsuccessfully to find alternative ways that the call on track financially after his current prince - the Gothic horror - it was worn.
In this case, as in many other cases, the outcome of trade was negative: the film has its interesting features and has over time developed a curiosity because it has long been out of the home video distribution (now there's a good DVD in the UK market). Here, as evidenced by the title and advertising attractions of flan, distributor and retailers have tried to emphasize certain aspects to conform to the yellow Italianate then dominated. The use of butterflies is part of this logic - the original title is Straight On Till Morning - with references to the animal world. More fun are the keywords. Oscar-winning actress Rita Tushingham: I must say to Academy members. Good actress, Tushingham had already spent a long time his best and certainly not this is among his best films. Peter Collinson is a director of the class of Hitchcock and Silver: When you say hyperbole. Sometimes interesting director who died prematurely in 1980 just 44 years, Collinson directed some films of interest ( The bad apples in particular), but between him and half an ocean Hitchcock's film. "A yellow-horror to Edgar Poe, Agatha Christie to" desperate slogans, absolutely meaningless.
But there was air conditioning, a luxury not at all obvious at the time.
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