Topic: FAO: Kook: another creaking old horror film
+Anonymous A — 10 years ago #45,229
Tomb Of Ligeia (1964):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9mFmgAYvho
Atmospheric Roger Corman adaptation of Poe's classic tale. Vincent Price gives a surprisingly restrained performance as opposed to his usual scene-devouring approach. Takes more than a few liberties with the original storyline, but delivers a suitably chilling ambiance all the same. Worth a look.
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+Anonymous B — 10 years ago, 1 day later[T] [B] #494,740
Good movie @OP
will watch again.
will watch again.
+kook !!NBBLPn+WZ — 10 years ago, 23 hours later, 2 days after the original post[T] [B] #494,854
Will you please tell me a bit about the plot?
·Anonymous A (OP) — 10 years ago, 14 hours later, 2 days after the original post[T] [B] #494,879
@previous (kook !!NBBLPn+WZ)
Vincent Price is a wealthy 19th century landowner obsessed with the memory of his deceased wife, Ligeia. Some years after her passing, he meets Elizabeth Shepherd, a British aristocrat bearing an uncanny resemblance to Price's late bride. Following a whirlwind romance and a tour of the continent, they return to Price's Estate, where Elizabeth is plagued by nightmares and strange apparitions. Price becomes increasingly more obsessive, and Elizabeth begins to suspect that they are being stalked by Ligeia's restless spirit.
There are also some creepy scenes involving felines and foxes.
Vincent Price is a wealthy 19th century landowner obsessed with the memory of his deceased wife, Ligeia. Some years after her passing, he meets Elizabeth Shepherd, a British aristocrat bearing an uncanny resemblance to Price's late bride. Following a whirlwind romance and a tour of the continent, they return to Price's Estate, where Elizabeth is plagued by nightmares and strange apparitions. Price becomes increasingly more obsessive, and Elizabeth begins to suspect that they are being stalked by Ligeia's restless spirit.
There are also some creepy scenes involving felines and foxes.
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