Tag: Vincent Price

It was a night to remember, a Hollywood party screening of a movie starring Paul Toombes, celebrating his career, his friendship with screenwriter Harold Flay, and his engagement

“I suppose you know we’re cursed from Hell to Christmas, we Whitmans.” Thus spoke Lord Edward Whitman, nobleman and magistrate of a small hamlet in the late sixteenth

It was a strange invitation from a man known to be an eccentric though personally unknown to each of his guests, millionaire Frederick Loren hosting an overnight party

The show must always go on for hard working entertainer Elvira and her sturdy maidservant Zou Zou, on the road to Paris to take part in a titillating

A late night walk for the horror writer R Chetwynd-Hayes, an act of vanity which opens a vein, admiring a book shop which features a prominent window display

Based upon the novel by Vera Caspary, the opening line of director Otto Premiger’s 1944 adaptation of Laura sets up not only the premise but the style which

The great Vincent Price had a long and colourful career, much of it in the horror genre, from 1953’s House of Wax, one of the first colour 3D

Having released several films from the archives of Roger Corman over the last year, it is pleasing that Arrow Films have chosen one of the last from their

Perhaps one of the best known of the works of Edgar Allan Poe, certainly during his lifetime, The Raven was a poem first published in January 1845. The

It was in 1960 that producer and director Roger Corman began his long cinematic affair with Edgar Allan Poe; there had been ups and downs, and there had