House On Haunted Hill (1958)
I always loved this film, an absolute classic. Vincent Price is great as Frederick Loren. It is pretty creepy, at some points, like the part when the old woman comes floating out like a ghost. I have...
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dracsback wrote: a pretty good CASTLE movie and that blind housekeeper really is the best part of the movie. Creepy! tell that to good old Blackbiped/Porfle... That scene (witness his avatar)...
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I'm currently creating a 3D version of the film...it should be finished in only about a year....lol. http://house-on-haunted-hill-3d.blogspot.com/Gae
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riddle me this:who slugged lance,what were david and annabelle talking about when they said the caretakers didnt know what they were doing,assuming the door was locked how did annabel manage to get...
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Bob, The mismatch is quite clear in that the interiors of the house are very gothic in influence, while the exteriors most certainly are not. The idea was to survive the night to earn the 10-grand....
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Here's a recent snapshot from my 3D conversion of the film. Boy is this scene a tough one to convert.... 2020 frames at 1:05 mins duration with the camera panning and tracking back within the room....
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Hey these stills on your blog look really good in 3D. This has to be a tedious process for sure. Looking forward to more.
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Hey these stills on your blog look really good in 3D. This has to be a tedious process for sure. Looking forward to more.Hi Dracsback, thanks for the comment. Yes, it can be a tedious process at times...
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Love, love, LOVE HoHH! I just watched the colorized version for the first time and enjoyed it. I was most interested to see how the rolling crone shock scene would play in color and I think it worked...
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I've always wondered who was responsible for the crashing chandelier, was it Loren, the Dr.(lover) or just a 'coincidence/" or accident? Great pics.
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For those interested, RiffTrax (one of the MST3K descendants) has their colorized, commented version of HoHH on their Hulu channel. Its direct link is http://www.hulu.com/watch/290442(My personal...
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A man stands on a ladder as he prepares to swing an inflatable skeleton over a movie theatre audience, late 1950s or early 1960s. During screenings of 'The House on Haunted Hill' (1959), a horror film...
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Looks like the best and fun-zee-ist premiere of a William Castle film most of us missed.
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The photograph takes me back to the first-run showing of HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL at the Carolina Theatre in Charlotte, NC in the spring of 1959.The movie was great.The screams were loud (especially when...
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Our good friend Rakshasa reminded me to put this seldom seen oddity in it's rightful place.....Behind the scenes with William Castle and one of the most terrifying women to ever float across a screen!
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William Castle and collaborator/writer Robb White on the set of House on Haunted Hill...
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Here's the gal responsible for one of the all time great scare moments in cinema history....
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... our good friend blackbiped! Yay, CHFB rocks! Robb White was the author of Death Watch, the most exciting novel I purchased from my English teacher via the Scholastic Book club when I was in junior...
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