One of those (maybe rightfully) long forgotten wonders. A low budget WWII movie, recommended only for those lost souls who want to watch everything Jess Franco himself directed, or those hardcore Star Wars fanatics who want to watch everything a certain Mark Hamill appeared in. And last but not least, Christopher Lee also managed to make his stand in La Chute des Aigles aka Night of the Eagles. But, as the well informed connoisseur of the sleaze and schlock craft knows, he worked many times before with Franco in such gems like The Castle of Fu Manchu (1969), The Bloody Judge (1970), Count Dracula (1970) and other hidden gems of pure golden trash, so it is maybe not that surprising that he made his appearance in this one too.
Review of Night of the Eagles
