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Frankly, [Price] could probably read a phone book and make it entertaining, but there’s much more to enjoy here.

Handsome sets and costumes give the film a certain glamour that helps to obscure its weaknesses.

By contrasting an artificial man with the real but unsubtly false men and women of the world and their queer existences, Burton presents satire with a dull thud.

With its claustrophobic themes of madness, suffocation and despair, The House Of Usher is a classic of Gothic horror.

Well established as a player of scholarly roles with a hint of madness, Price fits the original character of this story better than anyone else.

A perfect example of film-noir, Laura has an intelligent and unpredictable plot, beautiful cinematography and an unforgettable score.

A decidedly postmodern piece that nevertheless retains an emotional punch thanks to the sterling efforts of its two leads.

A film which is there not just to be watched, but to be experienced.

ight Gallery is a rich mixture in terms of writers, cast and adapted material.

The Pit And The Pendulum is an epic slice of grand guignol.

Fans of classic horror will thrill to see these two great masters, Price and Karloff, go up against each other.

It looks rough, but Price is compelling.

The Tingler is a film that doesn't have much story and that takes so many narrative short cuts it is impossible to treat it with any seriousness, but it retains the potential to be serious fun.

Certainly not as influential nor provocative as Lang’s very best work, While The City Sleeps is nevertheless a very good slice of Fifties noir.