Check in to Horror Hotel
A dark, foreboding atmosphere and sense of dread made "Horror Hotel" (1960) an experience I'll never forget. Being an avid monster fan from as early as I can remember, it's interesting recalling why...
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I always got confused, are those staring villagers (like those two creepy old bats) the witches or are they residents who are suspicious of anyone strange for fear that they are a witch?
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I've always been under the impression that , other than the minister and his granddaughter Pat , everyone in the town are witches.
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They ALL WERE WITCHES!!!!! *runs screaming into the night* H.
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kneeteartap wrote:I've always been under the impression that , other than the minister and his granddaughter Pat , everyone in the town are witches.I thought they were all dead, kind of like a...
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jamesbrummel wrote: kneeteartap wrote: I've always been under the impression that , other than the minister and his granddaughter Pat , everyone in the town are witches.I thought they were all dead,...
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kneeteartap wrote:They sold their souls to the Devil for eternal life so , yeah , I guess they're living-dead ghost-witches. I thought Selwyn cursed them before she was burned, so they were just kinda...
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kneeteartap wrote:I've always been under the impression that , other than the minister and his granddaughter Pat , everyone in the town are witches. "All of them witches!"
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jamesbrummel wrote: I thought Selwyn cursed them before she was burned, so they were just kinda in limbo forever, or something. I always saw it as , the original townsfolk seen in the prologue...
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Selwyn's curse is only in the restored version from VCI. There are many other issues of old prints (I imagine mostly from drive-in and TV syndication days) in the US that don't have the footage of...
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Hail Sa - ooops! Sorry 'bout that. One of my very favorite "Creature Features" memories, this film. Found out the director also did the first "Night Stalker" and "Ghost Story" for William Castle. No...
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When I went to Salem I was so disappointed it didn't look like Whitewood.
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I was disappointed the Tower of London was like a 2 story house. I've seen car dealerships with more oomph.
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I've been to both, and of Salem, I'd say I had guarded expectations. For every historical treasure there's 100 shameless cash-ins. Now, The Tower of London WAS impressive.
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kneeteartap wrote: When I went to Salem I was so disappointed it didn't look like Whitewood.I had an aunt and uncle who lived in Salem Ohio.One day I asked her where all the witches were. She looked...
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The House of Seven Gables in Salem is worth visiting, but the witch house not so much.
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Monsterpal wrote:The House of Seven Gables in Salem is worth visiting, but the witch house not so much.I'd like to see one of those 'witch' reenactment trials...
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