Film-Noir | Shock (1946) Vincent Price, Lynn Bari | Movie, Subtitles

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  • He never dreamed what it would all lead to...and she didn't care !
    A psychologically distraught woman is committed to a private sanitarium by the man she witnessed commit a murder.
    Colorized version: • Shock (1946) Directed ...
    This film is available in English and with Spanish & German dubbed audio, and subtitles in many language options.
    Director: Alfred L. Werker
    Writers: Eugene Ling
    Stars: Vincent Price, Lynn Bari, Frank Latimore
    Genre: Classics, Cult Film, Film-Noir, Thriller
    Budget: $375,000
    00:00 Full Movie (with subtitles)
    01:21 A woman named Janet suffers a shock upon reuniting with her husband Lt. Stewart, leading to a need for medical help.
    10:22 Medical drama unfolds as a doctor assesses a woman's mysterious condition, leading to a plan for her care.
    16:32 Medical drama unfolds as a doctor helps a patient with amnesia recall a murder she witnessed.
    23:56 A doctor consults with a colleague about a patient's condition and treatment plan, while facing suspicions and dilemmas.
    32:42 A psychological thriller unfolds as a woman's hallucinations lead to a murder mystery.
    39:34 Patient suffering from delusions in a mental institution, convinced doctors are murderers. Doctor tries to convince patient of delusions.
    46:48 A doctor is approached by the district attorney's office to investigate his wife's death, leading to suspicions and dark plans.
    51:25 A dark plot unfolds involving murder, deception, and a suspicious nurse in a 1946 film.
    58:36 Medical treatment using insulin shock therapy leads to unexpected revelations and a life-threatening situation.
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  • @CultCinemaClassics
    @CultCinemaClassics  3 года назад +116

    🍿🍿🍿 now available with subtitles in 中文, Dansk, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, 日本語, Nederlands, Português, Pусский, Svenska.

    • @gustavogabrieldesouza9068
      @gustavogabrieldesouza9068 3 года назад +2

      Subtoylpoy
      Portuguese suntiylrf

    • @gialaura6950
      @gialaura6950 3 года назад +5

      Gracias... :)

    • @E-LifeinColor
      @E-LifeinColor 3 года назад +5

      Merci ! Thanks ! Grazie! Gracias ! Danke! .... it's all that i know 🙄🤔😁
      Thank you for this good movie.... it's old but excellent.

    • @danielgiraud1118
      @danielgiraud1118 3 года назад +3

      Hello sir Cult Cinema Classics, I have already congratulated thee on the good quality o’ yer subtitles in the French translation o’ the dialogues o’ the films : « the little Lord Fauntleroy », one Shirley Temple film, one film wi’ John Wayne the queer, the film « Too late fer tears » an’ « Quicksand » but today, ‘bout this film, I would like tae congratulate thee much mo’ warmly than the previous five times. Well, thou might not be behind the writing o’ the subtitles fer this movie, but I have tae find someone tae receive my congratulations. As thou wert a-strollin’ ‘round on my way, so it wilt be yew. Aléa jacta est. As far as this film iz concerned, the translation goes far beyond a simple correct literal translation, it iz rich in well-chosen images an’ perfectly obeying those o’ the French language. Wot a pleasure ! Realize, I just got out o’ the psychiatric hospital ‘cause I had the misfortune tae read ten Sherlock Homes films’ subtitles an’ I got madder than I already waz. In a nutshell, I'm very satisfied, but it's a shame that thou dinnae give me the opportunity tae burn down this S.O.B. o' Yewtube that I constantly complain ‘bout. So, kisses tae thee my beau.

    • @udnmo9274
      @udnmo9274 3 года назад +3

      ありがとう

  • @jameswoodridge7712
    @jameswoodridge7712 11 месяцев назад +93

    Vincent Price was truly an extraordinary actor. He definitely had a great stage presence. I never saw him give anything but an excellent performance. There will never be another actor quite like him.

  • @matthewkoch6937
    @matthewkoch6937 3 года назад +279

    Seventy-five years old, and the film still holds up! Vincent Price is masterful, and the tension is always kept simmering. Yet another example of why I love Forties film noir.

    • @vashticollins8315
      @vashticollins8315 2 года назад +5

      Yes indeed 😊

    • @maeylamoy8148
      @maeylamoy8148 Год назад +4

      I love Vincent price.

    • @marilynwillett804
      @marilynwillett804 8 месяцев назад +4

      They cannot be beat. Hollywood was at it's best. The 50's and 60's were very good too.

    • @cathy2061
      @cathy2061 7 месяцев назад +1

      👍🏆films Amateurs 🇱🇷 merci

  • @marjorielattibeaudiere8294
    @marjorielattibeaudiere8294 4 года назад +407

    That voice of Vincent Price is priceless, I always loved his movies & his acting seems to come naturally it's effortless.

    • @dianablackwell3058
      @dianablackwell3058 4 года назад +14

      Vincent Price-less! I agree 100 percent.

    • @oohyllab
      @oohyllab 4 года назад +6

      Yes love him & his voice. Best narrative voice too, like ever! However, I thought his acting here was a tad lackluster. He seemed to be in a trance most of the time, but have seen SO many of his movies. It still was a treat to find this. I'd heard the title before, but not seen. Good!!!

    • @JohnSmith-dr9vl
      @JohnSmith-dr9vl 3 года назад

      PART TWO. Mental Health System Corruption. A minor addition to this sorry story is we had a leaflet thro the door which said if you are a victim contact Winchester Police HQ as they had been 'HIGHLY TRANIED by the HOME OFFICE. We have 12-15 yrs evidence of being threatened in courts, councils. political orgs and medical services so we tried to outline the history. To our shock/horror the character said THIS IS HIGH LEVEL INFORMATIUON SO IM PUTTING THE PHONE DOWN. To be honest we expected it as we had 12-15 yrs of their behaviour. This all started when we were sent mental health clients who were described as impossible. Their med record was a roll about five inches across. They were full of drugs and not only that had been badly treated by people who at this time we wont mention. They had recd over 20 yrs of drugging but still had orig symptoms and cause. They neede 7 hours of techniques that work and we had to teach them how to deliberately revert if there were social services about otherwise they would be persuaded to go back to the abnormal state. Other clients had recd up to eight yrs private as well as NHS incompetence and if we had not got to them that nite they would now be dead. One of them a dancer from Covent Garden had been off work for a year and had a GP b/f. We had her back at work within two weeks after having done one 6 hour session . We then got police attacks. Previously the CHC has told us - "Nental Health Is Clean Floors And Startegic Toilet Rolls And No One Is allowed To know Anything About It So Dont Bother Writing To The Dept Health Because They wont respond". All of these people were featured in huge photos in the local press but when we tried to tell the press what was the We are very wary of the publics vision of people. The local press in this area also owned the press in our former area. We noticed that the newspaper each week was publ huge phtos of councillors and others and painting a picture of mass heroism. We knew by then that most of the articles were lies and we caught up wiith one particuar hero at the Coucil inspired CHC meeting. The CHCs were hoodwinking the public on Mental Health issues so it baffled us how this particular woman was being hailed as perfect. We manager to start asking her questions and to our alarm she blurted out- " Dont Bother About Helping The Public. I Used To Do That And Look At Me Now Im A there so thats when we found that the Educ System were doing cover ups re Mental Health. That continues to today. Another example of the being perfect hysteria was to do with the local Mental Hosp whose staff and clients were coming to us for remedial work. The Psych Mngr when we coplained about this stated "comstate of the clients coming to us we got no response. We then found that friends ours who were teachers were involved in the press and in fact theor children were journalists petence has no value in mental health" and put the phone down. We then got onto the staff at the Hosp, thet said -- "we dont blab but she has caused deaths here and its been hushed up by the local police. council. courts. coroner" Then there was the usual stabbing. We knew the victim, a psych nurse ( we call them establ drug mill shepherds which is same as Social Services). and we also knew how clueless and dangerous she was but lo and behold the local press said she was a saint and better. etc etc etc etc

    • @roderickfernandez8554
      @roderickfernandez8554 3 года назад +3

      @@oohyllab a friend of mine worked with Vincent Price on whales of August and was that he was absolutely delightful they used they used to cook together and he would catch fish the stories I've heard about making that feeling would make your hair stand on end but she said he was just a lovely lovely man and so much fun to be with so you were right

    • @brendasullivan9094
      @brendasullivan9094 2 года назад +2

      I love his voice so cultured and he was handsome too

  • @eddajones2795
    @eddajones2795 4 года назад +232

    what a man, , what a voice,, a great actor forever

  • @jonshuba3137
    @jonshuba3137 Год назад +54

    When this film was released, it was probably the lower half of a twin feature and paired with a more "prestige" picture. It must have been great going to the flicks back then. You got three to four hours of solid entertainment, a newsreel, and maybe a cartoon. This is a nice, tight little film, well acted and with a driving narrative. People in 1949 must have left the theater knowing they got their money's worth.

  • @brunoantony3218
    @brunoantony3218 3 года назад +113

    You don’t need to understand a word of English to fully enjoy this masterwork from beginning to end. That’s what true cinema is: a story told entirely by the visuals.

  • @mariettasmith2691
    @mariettasmith2691 Год назад +31

    Vincent Price was so stylishly diabolical! I loved him In everything I’ve ever seen him. Another great one, gone. Such a classic!

  • @ShakespeareCafe
    @ShakespeareCafe 4 года назад +468

    For those of us living on a digital data budget these B&W films are a Godsend as even at 144 p quality they’re still worth watching

    • @ShakespeareCafe
      @ShakespeareCafe 4 года назад +13

      Alverthorpe B&W videos are low definition usually so it’s not requiring heavy data
      They still look good

    • @MiddleClassMediocre
      @MiddleClassMediocre 4 года назад +3

      Lol so true 🤣

    • @mufasasdaughter4831
      @mufasasdaughter4831 4 года назад +1

      ShakespeareCafe EXACTLY

    • @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself
      @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself 3 года назад +8

      Film is naturally high-resolution, so even with low-def digital copies, the picture is still very clear.

    • @nikop3571
      @nikop3571 3 года назад +24

      I have the budget but NEtflix is the biggest bullshit I've seen. Cheapo, no soul, retarded mindless entertainment. I subscribed for a year cause I forgot to unsubscribe. It was the money worst spent in my life. I actually watched a few things in Netflix production, documentaries. Complete biased nonsense. Movies all rip offs of old Hollywood.

  • @stephenwilliams1269
    @stephenwilliams1269 4 года назад +93

    Vincent Price always delivers the goods. RIP.

  • @nancyloomis3046
    @nancyloomis3046 8 месяцев назад +17

    Vincent Price is one of my fave male actors from classic Hollywood. His voice has to be one of the best "voices" in cinema, then or now. How perfect it was for all those horror movies he made. Then his long and face with slightly sunken eyes easily lent themselves to a very creepy look with all the other atmospheric elements, music, sound, makeup & costuming woven into horror films. Of course, Price was a very skilled actor and could put himself believably into whatever character he needed to be.

    • @SuziQ.
      @SuziQ. 4 месяца назад

      Watch him in “Laura”. He’s so different, and not at all menacing. That movie is excellent, and one of my favorites.

  • @pathdaly
    @pathdaly 4 года назад +476

    You can never go wrong with a Vincent Price flick.

    • @keithnaylor1981
      @keithnaylor1981 4 года назад +10

      pathdaly - have you seen Dragonwyck (may have spelt it wrong). It's wonderful!

    • @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself
      @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself 3 года назад +15

      Vincent Price is like Christopher Lee - the other actors don't dare act poorly with them around.

    • @opentrunk
      @opentrunk 3 года назад +7

      I went wrong watching him in The Raven (1963). Way wrong. Terrible movie. I can think of a few others too. He was great in Laura though. Might be his best.

    • @pathdaly
      @pathdaly 3 года назад +7

      @@opentrunk I can forgive a hiccough or two though.

    • @JohnSmith-dr9vl
      @JohnSmith-dr9vl 3 года назад

      PART TWO. Mental Health System Corruption. A minor addition to this sorry story is we had a leaflet thro the door which said if you are a victim contact Winchester Police HQ as they had been 'HIGHLY TRANIED by the HOME OFFICE. We have 12-15 yrs evidence of being threatened in courts, councils. political orgs and medical services so we tried to outline the history. To our shock/horror the character said THIS IS HIGH LEVEL INFORMATIUON SO IM PUTTING THE PHONE DOWN. To be honest we expected it as we had 12-15 yrs of their behaviour. This all started when we were sent mental health clients who were described as impossible. Their med record was a roll about five inches across. They were full of drugs and not only that had been badly treated by people who at this time we wont mention. They had recd over 20 yrs of drugging but still had orig symptoms and cause. They neede 7 hours of techniques that work and we had to teach them how to deliberately revert if there were social services about otherwise they would be persuaded to go back to the abnormal state. Other clients had recd up to eight yrs private as well as NHS incompetence and if we had not got to them that nite they would now be dead. One of them a dancer from Covent Garden had been off work for a year and had a GP b/f. We had her back at work within two weeks after having done one 6 hour session . We then got police attacks. Previously the CHC has told us - "Nental Health Is Clean Floors And Startegic Toilet Rolls And No One Is allowed To know Anything About It So Dont Bother Writing To The Dept Health Because They wont respond". All of these people were featured in huge photos in the local press but when we tried to tell the press what was the We are very wary of the publics vision of people. The local press in this area also owned the press in our former area. We noticed that the newspaper each week was publ huge phtos of councillors and others and painting a picture of mass heroism. We knew by then that most of the articles were lies and we caught up wiith one particuar hero at the Coucil inspired CHC meeting. The CHCs were hoodwinking the public on Mental Health issues so it baffled us how this particular woman was being hailed as perfect. We manager to start asking her questions and to our alarm she blurted out- " Dont Bother About Helping The Public. I Used To Do That And Look At Me Now Im A there so thats when we found that the Educ System were doing cover ups re Mental Health. That continues to today. Another example of the being perfect hysteria was to do with the local Mental Hosp whose staff and clients were coming to us for remedial work. The Psych Mngr when we coplained about this stated "comstate of the clients coming to us we got no response. We then found that friends ours who were teachers were involved in the press and in fact theor children were journalists petence has no value in mental health" and put the phone down. We then got onto the staff at the Hosp, thet said -- "we dont blab but she has caused deaths here and its been hushed up by the local police. council. courts. coroner" Then there was the usual stabbing. We knew the victim, a psych nurse ( we call them establ drug mill shepherds which is same as Social Services). and we also knew how clueless and dangerous she was but lo and behold the local press said she was a saint and better. etc etc etc etc

  • @tracyblakekirchner1948
    @tracyblakekirchner1948 3 года назад +148

    These are my 3:00am:can't sleep:COMFORT movies!!

  • @waweev1871
    @waweev1871 Год назад +27

    Vincent Price never disappoints. When people used to have a moral compass. Thanks for sharing

    • @maribel8256
      @maribel8256 Год назад

      Vincent Price, vale. Pero la del Shock, Anabel Shaw, actúa de pena. Insufrible. 🤦‍♀️☹️

    • @maribel8256
      @maribel8256 Год назад +1

      Qué fuerte que antes s eprovocaran shocks con Insulina. Qué peligro.
      La verdad, no me ha gustado la película. Sobreactuada. 🤷‍♀️

    • @rainbowgold6410
      @rainbowgold6410 6 месяцев назад

      Some people still do have "morals"!

  • @marixalilith
    @marixalilith 2 года назад +35

    Vincent Price always improves any film!♥

  • @Dude_on_a_Map
    @Dude_on_a_Map 9 месяцев назад +9

    The films of the forties were so well done. I just recently watched Detour and I’ve been hooked ever since.

  • @purplepaisleypassion
    @purplepaisleypassion 4 года назад +65

    WOW!!! What a film!!!! Cant believe that I had never seen the entire film until now. Thanks for posting it!

  • @jeccawillow3635
    @jeccawillow3635 4 года назад +58

    I’ve seen this film three times and still think it is brilliant. Vincent Price is magnificent as always. Great old movie with a good storyline. Thank you for sharing.

  • @minyhillchere9467
    @minyhillchere9467 3 года назад +74

    It's amazing how Vincent played the character. I love how Vince actually turned into a real doctor in character. Love his persona .

  • @blueduck9409
    @blueduck9409 3 года назад +28

    Id watch just about anything with vincent price in it. All his movies are entertaining.

  • @deborahduthie4519
    @deborahduthie4519 3 года назад +61

    The one most despicable deception is to be manipulated by those of authority.

  • @cheyenneasiafoxe292
    @cheyenneasiafoxe292 3 года назад +11

    The great Vincent Price! love these old classic films.

  • @geoffreypiltz271
    @geoffreypiltz271 2 года назад +18

    Excellent plot, script, cast and acting. Highly recommended.

  • @globetrotter5800
    @globetrotter5800 2 года назад +8

    Anything with Vincent Price is always entertaining!

  • @Lena-mj3kr
    @Lena-mj3kr 4 года назад +147

    Seriously men actors in the old movies were so charming and handsome

    • @janicesmith5974
      @janicesmith5974 4 года назад +20

      Akatasz And the women were always beautiful, feminine, poised and elegant

    • @CarolFremel-my4hs
      @CarolFremel-my4hs 4 года назад +5

      Now theyre all mouth and muscle

    • @glenbellefonte9620
      @glenbellefonte9620 3 года назад +1

      You should check out this new world man meat I'm packin', darlin'.

    • @raquelr8775
      @raquelr8775 3 года назад +2

      Agreed

  • @jeanetteomidvar7420
    @jeanetteomidvar7420 2 года назад +20

    Thoroughly enjoyed that. A blast from the past. Wonderful music, great language , fashion, acting and most of all so soothing in today's world of TV. Thank you so much for for this x

  • @crochetedlace2838
    @crochetedlace2838 3 года назад +63

    With a girlfriend like that, who needs enemies?

  • @debbiedewberry4718
    @debbiedewberry4718 3 года назад +12

    This movie reminds me of another great movie with Barbara Stanwyck in "Wittness to Murder" l always loved that haunting voice of Vincent Price. Who remember him in "Laura" "The House on Haunted Hill" and even on "The Brady Bunch" Hawaii Trip? Soooo many other movies that l love watching him in.

  • @elaztec.aztecca
    @elaztec.aztecca 7 месяцев назад +4

    Vincent Price brought acting into the master class he’s a legend, for good reason, everything he touched turned to Gold. As a 47 year old I was first introduced to him through his contribution to Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ album. And I continue to seek out each and every film of his that I can find. Another splendid film. Kudos to everyone involved in this production! Thanks for sharing Cult Cinema!!!

  • @magicbulletdancers
    @magicbulletdancers 4 года назад +33

    What a great movie ☺️ thank you! Wow Vincent Price was sooo wonderful ❤️ His voice alone!

  • @cathypiper9373
    @cathypiper9373 4 года назад +25

    Great plot. Price is excellent , subtle and nuanced, perfectly cast.

  • @Omar-wq9dz
    @Omar-wq9dz 4 года назад +115

    Vincent Price, from Leave Her To Heaven, Ten Commandments, and The Fly (1958). It's always a good surprise, when you see an actor you recognize in a movie you haven't seen.

    • @Omar-wq9dz
      @Omar-wq9dz 4 года назад +2

      @@davidvincent6149 Yes, that's right. Thanks for pointing that out

    • @rosalindayoung7269
      @rosalindayoung7269 4 года назад +3

      Omar 94 loved the movie..Leave her to heaven, i wish someone would download that one and Forever Amber

    • @TheSaltydog07
      @TheSaltydog07 4 года назад +3

      @@rosalindayoung7269 I'm sure you will love "Laura."

    • @GreatBowlsAfire
      @GreatBowlsAfire 4 года назад +3

      @@rosalindayoung7269 Leave Her to Heaven is incredible.. what an unknown classic! im lucky to have found it on dvd a long time ago.. a real gem!

    • @janupczak5059
      @janupczak5059 4 года назад +1

      @@TheSaltydog07 One of my all time favorites!❤

  • @sclmb
    @sclmb Год назад +5

    Beautifully photographed, Vincent Price's somber velvet voice and Lynn Bari playing her usual sultry man-killer role. Thanks for this one.

  • @collincovid6950
    @collincovid6950 3 года назад +20

    An amazing voice of the man that was so good, so very good at playing his parts was Price, so much true feeling, so much true talent. How blessed with are for such fine actors and such fine scripts, that are still available because we have these uploaders

  • @lindarocco9974
    @lindarocco9974 2 года назад +16

    @Cult Cinema Classics Thank you for posting this most enjoyable film. Vincent price was quite good and I really love his voice. Good writing, good acting, and plenty of suspense to go around. I recommend this movie.

  • @ritaturner9906
    @ritaturner9906 2 года назад +64

    That was a really good movie for 1946. Back then with no DNA testing, crimes were a lot harder to solve. He almost got away with it. I bet there were a lot of accidental deaths back then that were never investigated. The husband initially never questioned his wife on more details like where she saw this murder so he could have put two and two together with the doctor instead of thinking she was hallucinating. If the husband had never sought out a second opinion and brought in.another doctor, Dr Cross would have had all the control and no one to question him. Once Mrs Stewart realized her doctor was the murderer she witnessed, she should have pretended not to remember, figuring out why he had her there and that he had complete control to keep her committed until she could piece together what she witnessed and pass the information onto her husband. Even though it’s a just a movie, it’s fun to theorize.

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      @DM-wu5hn Год назад

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    • @paulhoward6165
      @paulhoward6165 Год назад +1

      Wait what?

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Год назад +3

      Somebody murdered me in '67, but he was caught recently. What a relief to my troubled soul.

    • @redtobertshateshandles
      @redtobertshateshandles 6 месяцев назад

      Once in a mental asylum, you would be doomed. People didn't question doctors back then. They would have injected her with stuff. Brain fried.

  • @scottpoertner1291
    @scottpoertner1291 2 года назад +7

    I truly believe that all of the films of this era were just as important as today's films its what they had to work with i appreciate it more now than when I was younger watching old westerns and mysteries with my dad i really miss those days.

  • @johncarter2573
    @johncarter2573 4 года назад +267

    Those actresses in the 40's and 50' were gorgeous.

    • @richiebcarric31
      @richiebcarric31 4 года назад +6

      Have just watched Fog Island with Veda Borg..and you are dead right....

    • @gulmerton2394
      @gulmerton2394 4 года назад +17

      They were so feminine, dress, make- up, hairstyle... look at them today!

    • @ltd4991
      @ltd4991 4 года назад +17

      So true. Not trashy looking like now. Gene Tierney (movie Laura) is especially beautiful.

    • @TheConour
      @TheConour 4 года назад +12

      @@gulmerton2394 They were also submissive, dependent on the man. I don't know if we'd want to go back to that... There's always good with the bad and bad with the good.

    • @gulmerton2394
      @gulmerton2394 4 года назад +24

      Kitt Dunne I understand that but you can also be an independent woman and be as feminine as women used to be.

  • @marialuisameandri3671
    @marialuisameandri3671 10 месяцев назад +4

    Eccezionale Vincent Price, con la sua dizione perfetta, comprensibile anche senza i sottotitoli in inglese. Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @paulpetersen9603
    @paulpetersen9603 3 года назад +29

    This girl would really be in shock if she was in this world today.

  • @rosasophia7753
    @rosasophia7753 2 года назад +74

    For a guy who didn’t mean to kill anyone, he sure does a good job. 😂😂😂

    • @lyndamokarnia3239
      @lyndamokarnia3239 Год назад +1

      Merci pour l'info.

    • @sherezadevidalonflores9477
      @sherezadevidalonflores9477 Год назад +1

      Jamás he visto un esposo tan crédulo, tan imbécil, que cree a pie juntillas lo que dice un médico. Se nota que no la quería.

    • @joejones9520
      @joejones9520 8 месяцев назад

      well from what we saw of both women the world is better off without them in it so he wasnt all bad...

  • @patricialong5767
    @patricialong5767 3 года назад +6

    She: PTSD, catatonic, etc., who knows what else? Vincent Price: pure class and handsome, charming. :)

  • @noniway8013
    @noniway8013 4 года назад +16

    Vincent never disappoints. I love this man.💋

  • @theviolingeek
    @theviolingeek 3 года назад +20

    Vincent Price never disappoints! Because it's a Thriller!

    • @TheRosetube
      @TheRosetube 11 месяцев назад

      😅

    • @GentleMelodies
      @GentleMelodies 10 месяцев назад +2

      His voice is featured in Michael Jackson's THRILLER video😉👏👏👏 BRAVO VINCENT !!!

  • @cheryldevine42
    @cheryldevine42 4 года назад +21

    Love love Vincent Price movies! Thanks for playing this goodie❤

  • @raven3729
    @raven3729 Год назад +3

    Wow if it wasn't for that voice I would not have recognized. He was definitely one-of-a-kind ❤️

  • @susanfox9711
    @susanfox9711 2 года назад +8

    I miss Vincent in movies. Oh how he acted. Wonderful movie

  • @mikesaunders4775
    @mikesaunders4775 4 года назад +43

    Great little film ,Vincent Price always a joy to watch,and his mistress makes Lady MacBeth look like Mother Teresa.

  • @mamamialove
    @mamamialove 3 года назад +19

    I was in a musical in the 60’s as I sang in the chorus .The jealousy amongst the dancers and chorus was horrible.I went to Lynn Bari fir advice. I went into that dressing room crying. I told her my troubles. She firmly said, if you cant take it quit. I did and I’m glad I didn’t pursue show business.

    • @liamroberts9047
      @liamroberts9047 3 года назад

      Hello, How are you doing?

    • @SweetUniverse
      @SweetUniverse 2 года назад +3

      The actor Anthony Perkins said before he died, "I've known more kind and caring people since I've been in hospice than all my years in this cut throat business."

    • @ricktherrien8235
      @ricktherrien8235 2 года назад +2

      Marilyn Monroe said “it’s better to dream of being famous then actually being famous”

  • @kgraham5820
    @kgraham5820 4 года назад +25

    Vincent Price... a most wonderful villain. He makes the perfect "bad guy."

    • @stefanmorgenstein8838
      @stefanmorgenstein8838 Год назад +1

      He is a bad guy. You can forgive the first murder as having acted on a whim, but given how he seems to kill every woman he gets into an argument with, he is very clearly a bad guy. Terrible even.

  • @gillianwells5702
    @gillianwells5702 Год назад +4

    So grateful to be able to watch these wonderful movies!!

  • @noirboheme4234
    @noirboheme4234 4 года назад +28

    Whoa, he gave her Scopolomine aka Devil's Breath. Only Vincent Price could be this smooth and deadly.

    • @JohnSmith-dr9vl
      @JohnSmith-dr9vl 3 года назад +1

      PART TWO. Mental Health System Corruption. A minor addition to this sorry story is we had a leaflet thro the door which said if you are a victim contact Winchester Police HQ as they had been 'HIGHLY TRANIED by the HOME OFFICE. We have 12-15 yrs evidence of being threatened in courts, councils. political orgs and medical services so we tried to outline the history. To our shock/horror the character said THIS IS HIGH LEVEL INFORMATIUON SO IM PUTTING THE PHONE DOWN. To be honest we expected it as we had 12-15 yrs of their behaviour. This all started when we were sent mental health clients who were described as impossible. Their med record was a roll about five inches across. They were full of drugs and not only that had been badly treated by people who at this time we wont mention. They had recd over 20 yrs of drugging but still had orig symptoms and cause. They neede 7 hours of techniques that work and we had to teach them how to deliberately revert if there were social services about otherwise they would be persuaded to go back to the abnormal state. Other clients had recd up to eight yrs private as well as NHS incompetence and if we had not got to them that nite they would now be dead. One of them a dancer from Covent Garden had been off work for a year and had a GP b/f. We had her back at work within two weeks after having done one 6 hour session . We then got police attacks. Previously the CHC has told us - "Nental Health Is Clean Floors And Startegic Toilet Rolls And No One Is allowed To know Anything About It So Dont Bother Writing To The Dept Health Because They wont respond". All of these people were featured in huge photos in the local press but when we tried to tell the press what was the We are very wary of the publics vision of people. The local press in this area also owned the press in our former area. We noticed that the newspaper each week was publ huge phtos of councillors and others and painting a picture of mass heroism. We knew by then that most of the articles were lies and we caught up wiith one particuar hero at the Coucil inspired CHC meeting. The CHCs were hoodwinking the public on Mental Health issues so it baffled us how this particular woman was being hailed as perfect. We manager to start asking her questions and to our alarm she blurted out- " Dont Bother About Helping The Public. I Used To Do That And Look At Me Now Im A there so thats when we found that the Educ System were doing cover ups re Mental Health. That continues to today. Another example of the being perfect hysteria was to do with the local Mental Hosp whose staff and clients were coming to us for remedial work. The Psych Mngr when we coplained about this stated "comstate of the clients coming to us we got no response. We then found that friends ours who were teachers were involved in the press and in fact theor children were journalists petence has no value in mental health" and put the phone down. We then got onto the staff at the Hosp, thet said -- "we dont blab but she has caused deaths here and its been hushed up by the local police. council. courts. coroner" Then there was the usual stabbing. We knew the victim, a psych nurse ( we call them establ drug mill shepherds which is same as Social Services). and we also knew how clueless and dangerous she was but lo and behold the local press said she was a saint and better. etc etc etc etc

  • @tomdooley4226
    @tomdooley4226 Год назад +9

    Vincent Price was very versatile and always played unconventional characters.

  • @FrankiesFancy
    @FrankiesFancy 4 года назад +13

    I can't believe it...I've been a fan of Vincent Price's for over 40 years and I haven't seen this one. He gave me a new saying though...next time someone asks me if I'm going to someone's funeral, I'm simply going to reply, "I'm going to meet them at the lodge". LOL. Has anyone else noticed that the house where Price meets the wicked nurse is that same house used in Price's other film, "Leave her to Heaven"?

    • @Lola-qu3ob
      @Lola-qu3ob 3 года назад +3

      I noticed it immediately because I love that house!

  • @jeanettebarr2881
    @jeanettebarr2881 3 года назад +63

    When you see Vincent you know theres going to be thunder and lightening and it will be a good movie haha

  • @anupambhattacharjee4458
    @anupambhattacharjee4458 Год назад +8

    Wonderful movie. All the actors gave their best in their respective roles.Good direction and good story.

  • @Lorabliss
    @Lorabliss Год назад +11

    Film held me up till the end. Thrilling brilliant film.

  • @wendybutler1681
    @wendybutler1681 2 года назад +5

    Asked who my favorite actor was as a child and the answer was Vincent Price. That voice! I'm 64.

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Год назад

      Still young; I was born in '34.
      Reinhold Von Treffencaunbowz, MBBS, PhD

  • @daisycassidy2448
    @daisycassidy2448 4 года назад +12

    A good movie. Thanks for uploading it so that all of us could enjoy. Love Vincent Price.

  • @rosemaryedwards7239
    @rosemaryedwards7239 Год назад +2

    Vincent was so young! He's always cool & smooth!

  • @sgdeluxedoc
    @sgdeluxedoc 4 года назад +23

    Aah.. Vincent in his leading man phase , before he became known for his horror roles. You know he was one of the top romantic leading men in hollywood at the time!
    This is, I think, the start of his "mild mannered" villain roles.. where he oh so reluctantly murders and tortures, always driven on by guilt or coercion, like from the girlfriend in this pic.. His Roger Corman roles were still to come, as was the "ultra villain" roles of Doctor Phibes.. But here he was still playing the guilt ridden "what have I done!" characters. Priceless. excusing the pun here!

    • @yehmen29
      @yehmen29 4 года назад +2

      He's fantastic in Laura.

    • @DreamingCatStudio
      @DreamingCatStudio 3 года назад +3

      @@yehmen29 Yes, and in Leave Her to Heaven.

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Год назад +1

      I love Dr. Phibes; I wanted to be just like him.

  • @NycBeauty
    @NycBeauty 3 года назад +7

    EXCELLENT ❗️I’ve been a fan of Vincent Prince since I was a kid. Staying up late night and watching horror movies. Thank You.

  • @haley7571
    @haley7571 3 года назад +5

    😍why cant men be as handsome as Vincent Price!!! WHY?!? 😭😭😭😍😍😍

  • @raquelr8775
    @raquelr8775 3 года назад +485

    The men back then took care of themselves nicely, and dressed nicely. Thus, looked good! What a shame with what we have today - no class.

    • @shannonelitastevenson-mill7182
      @shannonelitastevenson-mill7182 3 года назад +21

      FACTS!

    • @Marcel_Audubon
      @Marcel_Audubon 3 года назад +76

      Today, bloated middle-aged men all prance around in backward baseball caps, baggy shorts, cheap flip-flops and stained t-shirts. They never grew up.

    • @brunettelatina3966
      @brunettelatina3966 3 года назад +16

      @@Marcel_Audubon who cares. Lol

    • @Marcel_Audubon
      @Marcel_Audubon 3 года назад +51

      @@brunettelatina3966 anyone with a working gag reflex

    • @blueduck9409
      @blueduck9409 3 года назад +20

      Never saw any men wear their pants below their butt cheeks back then.

  • @jasonlindsey9946
    @jasonlindsey9946 3 года назад +17

    Vincent at his most evil role!
    What an actor. Great movie.

    • @EmilyTienne
      @EmilyTienne 2 года назад +6

      He doesn’t seem that evil here. He just got caught up in a series of bad decisions which started when he lost his cool.

    • @jasonlindsey9946
      @jasonlindsey9946 2 года назад +4

      @@EmilyTienne I agree,but his character switched from reasonable to sinister it matched the title. It was shocking to see such a switch, of course his girlfriend was more evil.

    • @EmilyTienne
      @EmilyTienne 2 года назад +2

      @@jasonlindsey9946 Yes.

    • @stefanmorgenstein8838
      @stefanmorgenstein8838 Год назад +1

      ​​@@EmilyTienne You could certainly forgive his first murder, just a panicking man acting on a whim, but he also killed the woman he supposedly loved, again because of a heated argument. Terrible person.

    • @joejones9520
      @joejones9520 8 месяцев назад

      him as the "witchfinder general" was far more evil...

  • @danielh3179
    @danielh3179 4 года назад +47

    This film may have the two tallest co-stars in film noir history - Vincent Price and Reed Hadley (the DA) - who were both 6'4".

    • @leanie5234
      @leanie5234 2 года назад

      Ha ha...yes..I just saw a movie where VP is supposedly reduced to a skeleton in a vat of acid....the bones that chased a woman back into the vat were no taller than she was (+/- 5'6")....made me laugh

    • @starrsmith3810
      @starrsmith3810 Год назад

      Wait so Price is naturally that damn tall?

    • @FHouseOM
      @FHouseOM Год назад

      @@leanie5234 house on haunted hill

  • @otter25702
    @otter25702 4 года назад +8

    Acting that keeps you riveted to your seat...a great film noir from that period!

  • @AlbertoRodriguez-sk1kg
    @AlbertoRodriguez-sk1kg 2 года назад +10

    Gracias a CCC, por bajar estas joyas.Vicent Price, un gran actor de la época de oro..

  • @tonyamoony
    @tonyamoony 3 года назад +8

    Ol' Vincent always played a good bad guy! Loved this...Thank you.

    • @ricktherrien8235
      @ricktherrien8235 2 года назад +1

      I enjoyed Price in Dragonwyck that was a well made movie and ahead of its time.
      The plot twist is captivating and its the first time I seen Price play that type of roll.

  • @katreid3482
    @katreid3482 4 года назад +117

    He's quite the lady killer. Vincent Price was a great actor. Anyone ever see The Tingler"?

    • @anniefreiler1593
      @anniefreiler1593 4 года назад +10

      The Tingler was fantastic

    • @marjorielattibeaudiere8294
      @marjorielattibeaudiere8294 4 года назад +5

      Yessss

    • @bluesborn
      @bluesborn 4 года назад +10

      saw The Tingler as a kid in the 1960s. All of us from the 50s and 60s remember watching the creature features on the weekends back then and scaring the heck out of ourselves!

    • @TheRoadDawg
      @TheRoadDawg 4 года назад +2

      I thought it was required watching for all Americans! I

    • @TheRoadDawg
      @TheRoadDawg 4 года назад +1

      I First saw the Tingler on ShockTheater, out of Augusta, Georgia, in about 1975 I think.

  • @hannibalheyes339
    @hannibalheyes339 4 года назад +31

    Vincent Price just kept his cool. Never panicked the whole time.

  • @EmilyTienne
    @EmilyTienne 2 года назад +9

    Loved the detective. He ticked all the film noire boxes. Fine movie that got your attention from the start without a boring set up, and kept you interested the whole way through.

  • @derekseven1647
    @derekseven1647 4 года назад +156

    Mr. Price is always a smooth criminal.

    • @janicesmith5974
      @janicesmith5974 4 года назад +2

      Derek Seven I’m just ready to watch it - I hope that wasn’t a spoiler.

    • @theviolingeek
      @theviolingeek 3 года назад +1

      Derek Seven And so is Micheal Jackson!

    • @bobdimarzio3972
      @bobdimarzio3972 3 года назад

      smooth psycho killer you mean

    • @jasontodd201
      @jasontodd201 3 года назад

      That's a dope comment 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

    • @starrsmith3810
      @starrsmith3810 Год назад

      Irony is strong

  • @jocelynvita1376
    @jocelynvita1376 3 года назад +7

    Vincent Price. One of the greats of all time.

  • @jimlaguardia8185
    @jimlaguardia8185 4 года назад +26

    This was from a time when psychiatrists were the most terrifying persons on Earth. That profession has changed much since then, but this movie is more scary than Frankenstein.

    • @JohnSmith-dr9vl
      @JohnSmith-dr9vl 3 года назад

      World health authority has Nazi Origins. As the Scientologists about all that.PART TWO. Mental Health System Corruption. A minor addition to this sorry story is we had a leaflet thro the door which said if you are a victim contact Winchester Police HQ as they had been 'HIGHLY TRANIED by the HOME OFFICE. We have 12-15 yrs evidence of being threatened in courts, councils. political orgs and medical services so we tried to outline the history. To our shock/horror the character said THIS IS HIGH LEVEL INFORMATIUON SO IM PUTTING THE PHONE DOWN. To be honest we expected it as we had 12-15 yrs of their behaviour. This all started when we were sent mental health clients who were described as impossible. Their med record was a roll about five inches across. They were full of drugs and not only that had been badly treated by people who at this time we wont mention. They had recd over 20 yrs of drugging but still had orig symptoms and cause. They neede 7 hours of techniques that work and we had to teach them how to deliberately revert if there were social services about otherwise they would be persuaded to go back to the abnormal state. Other clients had recd up to eight yrs private as well as NHS incompetence and if we had not got to them that nite they would now be dead. One of them a dancer from Covent Garden had been off work for a year and had a GP b/f. We had her back at work within two weeks after having done one 6 hour session . We then got police attacks. Previously the CHC has told us - "Nental Health Is Clean Floors And Startegic Toilet Rolls And No One Is allowed To know Anything About It So Dont Bother Writing To The Dept Health Because They wont respond". All of these people were featured in huge photos in the local press but when we tried to tell the press what was the We are very wary of the publics vision of people. The local press in this area also owned the press in our former area. We noticed that the newspaper each week was publ huge phtos of councillors and others and painting a picture of mass heroism. We knew by then that most of the articles were lies and we caught up wiith one particuar hero at the Coucil inspired CHC meeting. The CHCs were hoodwinking the public on Mental Health issues so it baffled us how this particular woman was being hailed as perfect. We manager to start asking her questions and to our alarm she blurted out- " Dont Bother About Helping The Public. I Used To Do That And Look At Me Now Im A there so thats when we found that the Educ System were doing cover ups re Mental Health. That continues to today. Another example of the being perfect hysteria was to do with the local Mental Hosp whose staff and clients were coming to us for remedial work. The Psych Mngr when we coplained about this stated "comstate of the clients coming to us we got no response. We then found that friends ours who were teachers were involved in the press and in fact theor children were journalists petence has no value in mental health" and put the phone down. We then got onto the staff at the Hosp, thet said -- "we dont blab but she has caused deaths here and its been hushed up by the local police. council. courts. coroner" Then there was the usual stabbing. We knew the victim, a psych nurse ( we call them establ drug mill shepherds which is same as Social Services). and we also knew how clueless and dangerous she was but lo and behold the local press said she was a saint and better. etc etc etc etc

    • @sallymilow6646
      @sallymilow6646 3 года назад +7

      @Kat Jasper I agree with you, Kat. I have a friend on 2 antipsychotic drugs whose psychiatrist will not wean her slowly from. She now weighs about 325 lbs. and is sleepy much of her "waking" hours.

    • @avaarcher1495
      @avaarcher1495 3 года назад +12

      I'm a RMN and worked for the NHS for 13 years. It was horrible come the end. The system is very different to when I started and your treated terribly by management. Sorry but some of the staff should be patients themselves. It's not what you know more like who you know. Corruption on a grand scale...if your good at your job watch out. You become a threat as management are there because of who they know. Hence how it works from the top down. The story's I could tell?

    • @TimmysFavs
      @TimmysFavs Год назад

      @@avaarcher1495 You should write a book?

  • @kathleenmckeithen118
    @kathleenmckeithen118 Год назад +2

    Love these old movies - always have and I am 74.😊

  • @janeclarkson8471
    @janeclarkson8471 2 года назад +14

    Great stuff, especially when you can't sleep. It's the best time anyway to watch a Film Noir! 👌

    • @CultCinemaClassics
      @CultCinemaClassics  2 года назад +3

      Well here is a little gift for those restless nights Jane; Film Noir Classic Movies ruclips.net/p/PL2gsu7VGzgdZ0h0ouY9tWI-vfLlRO1Nt2 but until then 😴sleep well and sweet dreams

    • @janeclarkson8471
      @janeclarkson8471 2 года назад

      @@CultCinemaClassics thank you so much. It’s getting near that time now! Sweet dreams for you too! 👌🤗

  • @brianmccarthy5557
    @brianmccarthy5557 3 года назад +5

    Thanks for posting this well known classic suspense film.

  • @TheSaltydog07
    @TheSaltydog07 4 года назад +9

    Mad about Vincent Price.
    Thank you. 🌹

  • @heatherbowlan1961
    @heatherbowlan1961 2 года назад +1

    I just love this old drama , thank you for sharing ,and keeping these old dramas alive ! GodBless you and your family !

  • @b0nnierolek642
    @b0nnierolek642 2 года назад +3

    Watching anything with vince price is always a good thing ty

  • @stephenterrilltraveller
    @stephenterrilltraveller Год назад +4

    A Vincent Price classic!

  • @youkyouk7471
    @youkyouk7471 4 года назад +5

    Vincent Price is Fabulous, so complex in this part . Thank you !

  • @thhomasppp
    @thhomasppp 4 года назад +7

    CCC Thanks for the 720p upload; it really enhanced the lighting & shadows.

  • @WilldoAldone
    @WilldoAldone 3 года назад +24

    When the wife is found on the couch staring into space she looks so much like Bette Davis.

  • @sandybulla5623
    @sandybulla5623 4 года назад +25

    Thank You again CCC for showing a Vincent Price film. He was so cool. Sorry I bugged you about it.

    • @SirRandom
      @SirRandom 4 года назад +3

      If you're a big VP fan, you might like this episode of *Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea:*
      "The Deadly Dolls" ruclips.net/video/m9c8FW2fxbE/видео.html

    • @sandybulla5623
      @sandybulla5623 4 года назад +1

      @@SirRandom Thank you so much. I enjoyed the show. Vincent Price could make any far fetched story believable.

    • @SirRandom
      @SirRandom 4 года назад +2

      @@sandybulla5623 Yeah, he's one of my favorite actors. I loved all his movies growing up and I was a huge fan of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, so that was a double treat for me :)

    • @sandybulla5623
      @sandybulla5623 4 года назад +3

      @@SirRandom I remember watching Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea when I was 7 yrs. old & I had a crush (my first) on David Hedison. Opps, now I'm telling my age.(Ha Ha) THAT seems like a long time ago. It's funny after being in "Lock Down" for a while how things you haven't thought of in years come back to mind.
      I hope you & your family are all well. Thanks again.

    • @SirRandom
      @SirRandom 4 года назад +3

      @@sandybulla5623 Lol, I think my first crush was Penny in Lost in Space, I loved that show too. We were lucky to grow up with such great TV shows, and it's cool that a lot of them are available to watch again online. Hope you and your family are doing good too, we just have to stay strong and wait it out.

  • @DMetal-yv6gl
    @DMetal-yv6gl 3 года назад +9

    Great film.. Great actor Vincent Price and rest of cast.

  • @keithnaylor1981
    @keithnaylor1981 4 года назад +12

    TERRIFIC!
    Wonderful quality, interesting and developing story and Vincent Price classy as always.

  • @toddbonin6926
    @toddbonin6926 3 года назад +5

    Thoroughly enjoyed this ... very suspenseful! Thanks for sharing!

  • @c.joyceb.8991
    @c.joyceb.8991 4 года назад +74

    I like watching all Vincent Price Movies.
    Good Actor and his voice could be so soothing and evil.
    Mr. Price many people miss you, gone are the movies where there was no swearing, no sex on the screen. It's sad that actors, producers, writers, directors wonder why today's movies are crap...there are no good actors, no movie with a decent storyline, or without showing boobs or swearing!!!
    We will never, ever see great movies again. When a song wins an academy award singing about "it's hard out here for a pimp"......
    forget Hollywood. It's all trash.

    • @seymourskinner2533
      @seymourskinner2533 3 года назад +10

      I find it petty when people can’t just enjoy and appreciate a film. You’ve spent more time whining about modern films than saying what’s good about this one. You don’t have to criticise to praise. You don’t like modern films that fine. But plenty do so let them appreciate what they like and you appreciate what you like. Save the criticism.

    • @TheVidkid67
      @TheVidkid67 3 года назад +1

      Films improved a lot more about the late 60's.

    • @seymourskinner2533
      @seymourskinner2533 3 года назад

      @@Johnny_Guitar took you a month to come up with a tired cliche that’s not even applicable? Back to your cancer research mr hawkings

    • @misskim2058
      @misskim2058 Год назад

      It’s quite intentional. They deliberately began to try to destroy freedom, proper family structure and function, morality, and God himself. They started many decades ago, using the drop by drop method. From social engineering the attitudes and behavior of the masses, to things like soy, estrogen laden baby formula, demonizing various foods and cholesterol, so people would eat more damaging Frankenfoods when there’s nothing wrong with animal fats and proteins, in fact they’re critical for proper organ maintenance and renewal, and in and on…none of it is accidental.
      It’s all been quite intentional indeed. Refusing to engage is of paramour importance. When Hollywood tells you they couldn’t do it without you, they mean it. When you watch the news, leading to mentally and spiritually puke on you, you voluntarily allow them to mind control and manipulate you.
      The job of the media is not to inform you, but to disinform you. Their job is “to shape and mold public opinion and behavior, both foreign and domestic”. And that’s all they’re there to do. Starting in the 1880s, some Luciferian families began to buy up newspapers and magazines.
      They progressed on and on to acquiring the stations, newspapers, magazines, movie studios, and all forms of media, and they now own appx. 98% of mainstream and alternative media worldwide.
      Then by using multiple layers of umbrella companies, they just make what appears to be various stations and media sources for all viewpoints, pitting them against each other. They want to make it look like all viewpoints are being represented, but their end goal is to keep steering people towards their long-term goals by as many routes as are necessary, and to keep peoples fighting so they won’t notice who is pulling the strings.
      All the rest of us can say is don’t engage and don’t fall for it.

    • @misskim2058
      @misskim2058 Год назад

      *paramount importance. Ignore typos. They happen *after* hitting “reply”.

  • @joannaegleton4218
    @joannaegleton4218 2 года назад +3

    LOVE Vincent Price -- thank you for uploading - not seen this before.

  • @butterflymagicwithhottea9291
    @butterflymagicwithhottea9291 2 года назад +4

    There were so many unethical practices that would never fly today, so watching this was a bit of a giggle. The final scene was amusing when the doctor dictated flimsy case notes, put on his jacket and hat and left with the detective, also in a suit. Both left without struggle and without saying a word because .... that's how gentlemen behave? Of course, none of those standards of proper conduct applied during the movie. Just love those old movies when any violence happens behind the scenes.

  • @missylovestroy
    @missylovestroy 3 года назад +7

    Pretty bad these hospitals existed,the way they treated patients is pretty scary ,electric shock ,insulin etc 😬😬. On another note the female actresses were beautiful ,I wonder how old they actually where in these films ,maybe only early 20s ?. I love these old movies ,brings back memories of my childhood ,on a Saturday afternoon ,laying around watching a midday movie ❤️

  • @miralong8501
    @miralong8501 3 года назад +12

    Everyone knows it was Dr Plumb in the kitchen with the candlestick!

  • @lindaa9778
    @lindaa9778 Год назад +2

    Very enjoyable movie . Especially so because I love Vincent Price . Thank you for sharing with us .

  • @edvigelugaro1756
    @edvigelugaro1756 5 месяцев назад +1

    Che grande attore Vincent Price, che recitazione,che voce e che eleganza!

  • @michekids
    @michekids 3 года назад +5

    Wow, another great movie! Thank you

  • @lauramargarita9
    @lauramargarita9 Год назад +4

    Excelente con suspenso hasta el final 😮😢por suerte termina bien 😮gracias por compartir tus películas 🎥 verdadera joya cinematográfica y éxitos en todos vuestros proyectos y planes

  • @geraldinekearney542
    @geraldinekearney542 2 года назад +5

    Fantastic movie, Vincent Price at his best ❤️❤️

  • @totoro9590
    @totoro9590 4 года назад +7

    Excellent film much appreciated and enjoyed. Highly recommended 👍👍👍👍