Carnival Of Souls (1962) [Horror]

[@juliecrawford5288]

This movie is a million-dollar thriller on a ten dollar budget. Fabulous and unique horror.

[@MrCraigblaze]

Well said !! 🤣🤣

[@marilynjbradley5179]

Watched this when I was a little girl in the 60s. Brings back great memories. Glad to see it on KZbin.

[@zoom0011]

You were just lucky I think

[@mackb909]

Wow. You watched this as a little kid; I get nightmares and I'm in my 60s. You are one brave person.

[@mickirving6779]

Marilyn J Bradley!! Been trying to find this!! Seen as a kid as well! Fantastic

[@TralfazConstruction]

The effect which this film has had on me for fifty-two years is considerable especially as a touchstone. I like to re-watch Carnival of Souls throughout the year but especially in the weeks leading up to Halloween. Every time I watch this film I go right back to the Saturday night in '65 when Carnival of Souls was the first half of the regular 'fright fest' on the area's leading VHF channel. I would also acknowledge my mother's diligence for finding this in the listings and encouraging me and my younger brother to watch together. No surprise that my mother did incorporate the makeup effects into some Halloween costumes going forward through at least the late-'60s which is about the time I stopped trick-or-treating and just went along with my youngest brothers as they went about their fun. Good times.

[@TralfazConstruction]

@Robert Gardea Well said. Saturday night used to be reserved for horror films. When I was very young the UHF channels specialized in this type of program on Saturday nights.

[@jasonjones6712]

It's so nice to watch a movie that has no CGI whatsoever

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

Creeptastic Cinema + STOP!!! you sound like a broken record

[@carstenodenthal]

And that is very rare in 1962... ;)

[@uuuuu1111]

The definition of atmospheric horror. Fun fact: George Romero actually sites this as being the inspiration for his vision of zombies in Night of the Living Dead, which became the model for our contemporary zombie movies/games. That whole zombie epidemic idea wasn't a thing until then.

[@troin3925]

Apparently, this influenced David Lynch as well.

[@Pat4ever.]

Yeah so no, I’ve never seen any source for David Lynch or George Romero. You’re referencing someone who said he found superficial similar themes in one scene, but I’d love to see an actual source on any actual influence this had on them.

[@zyx7478]

George A Romero was Also influenced by the Matheson book/movie last man on earth

[@robertveith6383]

* cites

[@ledzeppelinrules1111]

This movie is so good. I love how they play up her social isolation so that in the end she sort of gets her wish in a very dark way. 9/10 imaginative, atmospheric low budget horror.

[@mickirving6779]

Social isolation

[@steveprice2718]

@@mickirving6779 yes, ironic huh?

[@debberraharriman7288]

There's nothing wrong with living in isolation or being a loner and enjoying your own company .

[@richardconnelly4508]

No violence, no gore...just pure atmosphere. One of the most frightening films I've ever seen.

[@digitalmedia1887]

I remember seeing this on TV in the late 60's and early 70's . This 1962 masterpiece has earned it's right to be called an All Time Classic. I'm glad the movie finally achieved the recognition that it deserves. I wish they still made movies like this.

[@eleftheriaeleftheria3302]

This masterpiece probably is the best psychological horror movie of all time!

[@lindaeasley5606]

This horror film , like other good ones in the 1950s and early 60s proved that you don't need to make a gore fest for it to be effectively scary and creepy. It's all about the setting of proper atmosphere

[@ParikshitWatchmaker]

What about the 1930s and 1940s

[@steveprice448]

Truly an undiscovered treasure that accentuates the fact that less is definitely more. Eerie, moody and that dank sense of forboding propel this in the ranks as a superior cult horror/fantasy classic! Have looked to this this film as the benchmark for others to follow.

[@johnprovince5304]

A minor classic showing that a big budget isnt everything if you have creativity and imagination. Candace should have gone much further in films.

[@CapstoneTider]

It had a unique musical angle. The church organist slipping into playing demonic scales. That makes the movie..

[@balalaikatana]

Colorizing this film was a crime. Glad the original exists.

[@lisaheisey6168]

I remember first seeing this, in the late 80's/early 90's, when my local PBS station would play old classic black & white horror movies, all through the night on Halloween.

[@ikd3240]

One of the best horror movies ever made.

[@rikkivermin2018]

This FILM has a very effective eeriness that surpasses many films OF today. THE movie also has nourish vibe to it.

[@Warrogue1]

noirish; noir is the French word for black.

[@applecheeks12345]

Thank u for posting. This movie is a #1 in it's genre.

[@merccadoosis8847]

@Lyn Good comment. I thought this movie's many great artistic merits have been overlooked by film critics over the years. In terms of plot, setting, acting, background music, dialog, conclusion ~ all give this gem much merit. Small wonder why it had such a great influence over other film makers, notably George Romero. While this was a low budget movie done on a dime as compared with other Hollywood creations, this cannot honestly be called a Grade B monster flic. It is just too good, and too aesthetically meritorious to be branded that way.

[@steveprice2718]

Lyn, I think we're related. I love this movie, and I share your surname. 😜

[@johnward6361]

I saw this for the first time in the 90s. It was on a dvd compilation with a bunch of classic horror flicks like White Zombie, Dementia 13, and Night of the Living Dead. It's one of my favorites now.

[@lolah3838]

That's a great collection of films.

[@FLAPPERFROM]

incredible Indie film. It made a comeback in 2000 and gained a shitload of younger fans. they should do another re-release. It's one of those films that will always make a return. It's that indie-great!

[@mariol7964]

I decided to take the 31 Days of Horror Challenge this year. I chose the Carnival of Souls as my pick for the second horror film to watch after hearing it come so highly recommended. What can be said that already hasn’t already been said? After the gripping opening scene I thought I might get bored but the plot and atmosphere held me through till the end. Glad that I took the time to watch this gem.

[@ikd3240]

One of my absolute favorite horror movies! So damn good. It made such an impression on me!

[@grangrampa832]

Yes classic

[@jlwaddey9579]

wow this is great!! the effect on David Lynch is apparent everywhere, like the shocking face, and the face rushing toward the camera (that's almost exactly recreated in Inland Empire by Laura Dern's character), and the way that mood can make a mundane set suddenly creepy as hell. this is really cool, thanks for the post

[@warrenmoore4743]

Obviously influenced David Lynch....but George Romero MUST have gotten the idea for "Night of the Living Dead" from this film. Perfectly and amazingly creatively creepy.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

What a beautifully done horror film dealing with a classic paranormal and religious theme -- the idea that Mary is lost in a dream world or purgatory or in-between as she hasn't yet realized or accepted what happened to her. It seems to me that this film was a major influence on David Lynch's Mulholland Drive -- a lot of similar moments and symbolism and the nightmarish dream state.

[@jlwaddey9579]

Yes! and on Lynch's Inland Empire as well: the lost woman in the streets thing. yeah this is great, i'm really glad I found it. if anyone can recommend anything similar please do so...

[@jeanettesdaughter]

aleister crowley adored watching Mulholland Drive. Watched it over and over again. Never realizing what you just said. Thanks for the insight. What does it really mean to be undead? Poor thing. How to understand what a favor driving the stake thru the heart really symbolizes - possibly an act of compassion. Horrifying.

[@slyslaughter5115]

ALSO see "Siesta", "Jacob' Ladder" amongst others

[@kitekrazee]

Amazing soundtrack featuring the organ. One of the most underrated things about this movie.

[@getsufuma2597]

The scene where she plays the organ in the church starting at 52:09 is very surreal and has a hypnotic effect.

[@yakk13]

Getsuu Fuma best part of the movie

[@merccadoosis8847]

Yes, indeed - very striking segment.

[@CapstoneTider]

The music is the over layer that defines this movie. Major minor versus demonic scales that have been known to the ear for centuries.

[@chloerodriguez1514]

Seen this horror movie as a kid and still to this day it creeps me out. Thanx for the memories❣😱

[@kathrineelybrignardello1412]

....f..n..down right scary!! The bald man..coming out of the water!! The ending was crazy crazy chilling

[@georgehlinko5229]

VERY eerie little flick. I love its use of on location filming and non professional actors.

[@dogscott7881]

Awesome movie. There aren't any special effects, cheap scares or gore, just atmospheric creepiness and good story telling. Horror movies would be worth watching if they would take notes from this.

[@freeat_last7375]

Budget of $33k in 1963 is about $265k today...OK, where are great low budget movies like this?

[@BigHosMan]

WOW! I remeber staying (sneaking) up late and watching this on Creature Features as a kid and it scared the hell out of me! Very cool! Thanks for the upload.

[@madahad9]

I got to see this movie at a (now closed) local art theater and was expecting just some goofy horror flick but was surprised how genuinely creepy it was. I loved the organ music which gave the movie an overworldly quality to it. Yes, the acting and dialogue are laughably bad at times but it seemed to all fit together to form this very strange dream world. The ending where Mary is being chased hrough that amazing abandoned amusement park is quite eerie. A small gem of a horror movie.

[@MrCraigblaze]

Then maybe it should just be called "Another world" !! 🤣🤣 Yes the organ music is extremely terrifying !! 🤣🤣

[@notsure1277]

In terms of quality, 1962 was Hollywood's best year since 1939. This film was not a Hollywood film, but anybody who has seen it even once remembers it as well as any Hollywood masterpiece from that year. This movie is worth returning to periodically. The same cannot be said of tripe like "It Happened in Athens".

[@simonferrer]

This is a great, atmospheric little film. It had an extremely limited drive-in run in the early sixties, and then the print got pulled, I believe because of a contract dispute between the producers and the distributor. The print got lost in the legal wrangle and stayed out of circulation for years, giving the film a reputation as a 'lost' classic. It wasn't unearthed and put out on video until the early 90s.

[@MrCraigblaze]

Really..Not until Then ??

[@mikemann2053]

Excellent movie for it's vintage. Great locations & Candace Hilligoss is an easy watch, even if her organ playing was a little bizarre.

[@timmie0009]

I know I'm way to young to remember horror movies from the 60's 70's, 80's and early 90's but having watched The Mummy, Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolfman, Karloff, Chaney, Lugosi I've grown to love the old horror classic's. Honestly my grandparent's introduced me to those horror classic's and it took off from there. I've found horror from Hammer House of Horror, Vincet Price, Christopher Lee the list goes on. I've learned to appreciate movies, appreciate what some people consider blah movies but for me I feel like I'm being drawn in and love the fact that I'm sitting on the edge of my seat by the end of the movie.

[@susanneal7746]

This is a great horror movie,they just don't make them like this anymore. Mysterious and creepy atmosphere...Love it!

[@BacknMetro]

Meh. I liked the Twilight Zone version better. Found it more scary. This is tedious.

[@scronx]

@@BacknMetro Like most movies, this -- whatever its good points -- is easily 30-50% too long.

[@rondamico7802]

This is the creepiest movie I have ever seen. It has phantasm like themes and the remake did not do it justice. I love it.

[@robertszymanski717]

I saw this as a kid back then... what freaked me out wasn't the cheap visual effects! Yeeyuck! It was the strange sounds effects! Something like sound effects from the ole 60's show the Outer Limits......!!!!!!........!!!!!!

[@damegothable]

This film, Suspiria and House on Haunted Hill. Fun to watch.

[@aprilflower1988]

+damegothable - Thank you. I was just wondering if there were more movies someone could recommend. Especially from someone who was a fan of this movie.

[@Miskito]

damegothable Suspiria!! The BEST. This was also good, but not too good....

[@Mikeanglo]

From what I understand, both Jacob's Ladder (the 1990 psychological thriller) and the Silent Hill game franchise (a series about a cursed town which draws in and torments troubled individuals by exploiting their fears) both drew inspiration from Carnival of Souls. It's very interesting and cool to know about those modern works and then watch this because you can definitely see where they drew some ideas from. And, it's just a good film.

[@krgamman]

I absolutely adore this movie and couldn't find my dvd copy of it so THANK YOU for the upload!!!!

[@debbie3173]

Candice was very stunning in this movie .

[@debberraharriman7288]

There's nothing wrong with living in isolation and enjoying your own company .there's alot of people like that.

[@sirtalkalotdoolittle]

Considering nothing happens, it's a spooky film worth your time.

[@noteveharrington]

Give me a really good, low-budget, atmospheric horror film any day!

[@unbridledenthusiasm]

amen

[@betobaia9218]

Ihr vpp

[@starmoon1590]

Creeptastic Cinema - I just did, thanks!

[@bobtaylor170]

"Martin," made by George Romero, released circa 1977.

[@unbridledenthusiasm]

I think this is really a great old horror film. Certainly has an appeal that other b films do not. Terrific atmosphere and setting.

[@roxybrooks6937]

I love this movie

[@adriennejohnson7713]

Thanks so much for downloading this. This is perfect blend of creepy and cool.

[@boomerang905]

This movie is so simply made that it makes the paranormal theme even more chilling. It scares me and depresses me too but l love it. Strange.

[@michaelbertsch7092]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE SCARED THE HELL OUT OF ME, I USED TO HAVE THIS ON VHS, GGRRRRRREAT MOVE, THANKS FOR POSTING, LOVE ALWAYS MICHAEL BERTSCH.

[@elainedavis9053]

love this movie! Thanks so much for sharing

[@deedeewilliams3889]

Thanks for giving away the ending to a new comer!!!

[@jaycompany4886]

Dee Dee Williams much ablige, come again, we'll give it to u in the end again......... there.....ur not a new comer no more. How's it feel?

[@MarlonPerez44]

Thanks for upload this movie.

[@czechsmix999]

AWESOME cinematography!!

[@jeffbarnes1033]

That building on the lake totally creeps me out.

[@the_neutral_container]

This is one of the creepiest films I've ever seen and I always think of it when driving alone at night. Yes, always.

[@jaycompany4886]

Marco Nauokat take a lady friend next time n i bet you'll be thinking about something else, u sly dog.

[@the_neutral_container]

Actually it said on Cracked that going into a scary movie with your date subconsciously makes them want to have sex with you because of some brain response.

[@jaycompany4886]

+Marco Nauokat haven't you seen the commercial " this is your brain on drugs " crack is not good for you........ smoke a lil weed it's better

[@ZnenTitan]

Perfect title for life in general.... isn't it?

[@andreasraab6056]

Lange keinen so guten Film mehr gesehen! Inwieweit dieses Meisterwerk des mir bis jetzt völlig unbekannt gebliebenen Herk Harvey die Vorlage für sämtliche Meisterwerke der Folgejahre war, kann ich im Augenblick der ersten Zurkenntnisnahme noch nicht genau sagen. Tippi Hedren zeigt in ,,Die Vögel'' signifikante mimische Kopien der mir ebenfalls bislang völlig unbekannten Candace Hillgoss, welche auch zig gestische Kopien der Deneuve in Polanskis ,,Ekel'' haben dürfte -- so letzterer Film des anderen Meisters nach 62 ist. Ein atmosphärisch-musikalischer Moment hier wurde allemal ein sehr wirksamer Augenblick in ,,Rosemaries Baby''. Also ein Schlüsselmoment... Ich adressiere das hier nicht. Auch Tate sitzt schon hier in der Badewanne des Schlosses des ,,Tanzes der Vampire'' und mit der einfachen Anregung der Tippi Hedren ist es auch im Hinblick auf Hitchcock nicht getan. Nicht etwa, dass sich dieser Film darin erschöpft, Steilvorlagen den berühmten Klassikern innerhalb des Genres zuzuspielen! Nein: Das aufdringliche Männchen ist kaum irgendwo pointierter gefasst als mit der Hand desselben am Sofa. Alleine die Charakterisierung desselben ist eine erschütternde Offenbarung. Die anderen kommen kaum besser weg: Der Antiästhet in Gestalt des Referent kompiliert mindestens ein Essay über die klerikale Kunstfeindlichkeit, die koexistiert mit ihrem eigenen Antagonisten der Förderung, welcher schwächer ist als die klerikale Kunstfeindlichkeit, welche durchaus imstande ist dazu, zutiefst zu sinken, nämlich bis zum Abgrund der Verständnislosigkeit der Verwaltung ! (Welche sich hierzuland immerhin bis jetzt immer noch aufraffte dazu, mindestens dem Manifestwerden der Verständnislosigkeit entschieden und diszipliniert entgegenzutreten. Anders als das Militär? Ach, wer weiß..) In diesem Film folgt ein gesellschaftskritischer Treffer auf den anderen: Sehr befreiend! Der Feldmarschall der Ideologie Alle-meine-Entchen wird zum Untergefreiten zurechtdegradiert. Hier kommt keiner gut weg: Das ist Realismus. Dieser Film ist also eine klare Parabel und im Schwarzweiß in seinem Element.. Die Filmarchitektur könnte nicht besser sein und kommuniziert mit den Läufen der Orgel, die zwischen Messiaen und Volksfestkarussell ins Schwarze treffen. Dieser Film dürfte eigentlich die berühmten bislänglichen Klassiker zurechtweisen. Rein eine Frage der korrigierenden Zeit. Von dem, was Blockbuster wurde, ganz zu schweigen. Nicht etwa nur, dass der ,,Carnival of Souls'' in erster Linie eigentlich gar kein Film ist, sondern vielmehr eine Partitur: Er ist darüber hinaus eine von A-Z gelungene Partitur. D.h., diesen Film dürfte es eigentlich gar nicht geben. Tja, was soll -- mir das sagen?

[@williammoorhead9881]

I'm from Lawrence KS where a lot of this film. My wife and I were married in that church, Trinity Episcopal, in 1969. Yes, that organ was played. And when my wife was in junior choir.

[@ostrovisky]

the neighbour relentlessly pursuing her to sleep with him is the creepiest thing about this film.

[@BacknMetro]

Yeah. I wanted to punch him so badly.

[@katherinebaublis5074]

he is a terrific actor.

[@robinkemmerer289]

A omg, he was so creepy

[@1wirey]

I’ve discovered this gem only within the last year and have probably watched it a half dozen times now. It’s just my style; subtle, B&W, but still creepy. I’ve read that it’s a source of inspiration for one of my other favorites Night of The Living Dead which is easy to see why.

[@juanelorriaga2840]

I remember watching this as a little kid around 1979 or 1980 late night on New York City WWOR channel 9 and it scared the shit out of me along with my 2 older brothers.As we watched it my mother heard it from the other room and watched it with us as it was a favorite of hers as a teen

[@timnieto6169]

That face of that man she keeps seeing is so haunting. I thought this movie was kind of boring but was pretty good overall.

[@MrCraigblaze]

Thanks for the upload !! I pretty have this movie pegged in the first five minutes ! ! Ajax commercial too !!

[@buzzcut101]

This movie was banned from television in the 60s because the network got so many complaints from viewers about how frightening and terrifying it was. Kids and adults were traumatized by it. It was later shown in a NYC movie house during the 80s. I remember watching it on TV as a kid and I was mortified. Watched in as an adult and it is quite funny. A classic nonetheless.

[@ChadVanHalen5150]

As someone who lives in Salt Lake and have seen my fair share of concerts at the Saltair I was very happy to learn a horror movie was made there, especially after the second time it was burnt down and all derelict and creepy

[@unwindzen]

Yes, they finally located the car and she is in it and always was. She died, but somehow got trapped in between the physical world and the afterlife. There is a Twighlight Zone episode that aired in 1960 that is very similar where a young woman sees a hitchiker on the road. It also includes a suitor of sorts, in that case a sailor.

[@BacknMetro]

Yeah. I saw the Twilight Zone episode first and have to admit, I liked it better. Found it more creepy and scary. This one had me kind of bored and tedious.

[@FlyingOverTr0ut]

Good movie and great experience.

[@stevenforest]

This was so well done it still gives me shivers.

[@kristinamullen4066]

I'm surprised I've never seen this.Or maybe I did on Elvira in the 80s.So far I love it.The music is always what I remember from movies.Soundtrack is fantastic.

[@haf816r]

Such great atmosphere! Can't do that with cgi! Oldies are where it's at for me! 🖤🖤❤️❤️

[@haf816r]

22lr1911GSG I couldn't agree more

[@edanabrown9061]

Deliciously creepy and eerie. Love it.

[@hungfao]

One of two movies I have recently seen that were actually way better and creepier than expected. The other being 'White Zombie' with Bela Lugosi.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

That face she keeps seeing is the director, Herk Harvey.

[@ParkerBrennonFilms]

My favorite film 🖤

[@mavamQ]

What is the circle with the handle behind the organ at 55.07?

[@danielpena2726]

The very ending still gives me chills. When they pull that car out of the water, I still have to close my eyes.

[@jaycompany4886]

Daniel Pena did mommy have to come turn the lights on?

[@danielpena2726]

Fuck you!

[@jaycompany4886]

+Daniel Pena I was just making fun don't get ur panties in a bunch.

[@danielpena2726]

+Jay Company Sorry about that, I don't usually use profanity.

[@jaycompany4886]

+Daniel Pena my bad too friend.

[@theprofessorandthepugilist773]

No CGI. Pure cinematography excellence

[@cementedineternity]

I just love this movie! So eerie and mysterious. :)

[@audib6792]

What a creepy neighbor. There's a line between being friendly and being 'friendly'.

[@DPO263]

+Audi B To me, Mr. Linden is the scariest thing about the movie.

[@dbag3345]

@@DPO263 💯%

[@czechsmix999]

@@DPO263 That's because there are lots of guys like that in real life. THAT'S scary to me!

[@stanochocki8984]

Intro'd to this film via a Friend...a maven of Films, & Loved it from the start. As a paranormal fan from Boyhood..( had 3 great Aunts, who were Spiritualist...'think of the kind one sees in 'horror' films of the 30's and 40's, and with their seances' and readings...they could give you the willies)...was often told, that for most, this is what lies in the Beyond. Until you accept your Death...think of this film when I watch," Ghost Adventures."

[@kramalerav]

Yes folks, it’s a good little spooky movie. But let’s face it, Carnival of Souls comes off like a lengthened Twilight Zone episode.

[@littlerichie874]

Thanks for the upload...creepy movie.

[@davidsaveme7071]

I think it’s about not wanting to part of the world but not wanting to leave. She didn’t want to follow the standards of living. Play music this way, act like a woman, don’t say crazy things , don’t trespass. It was an overall undertone , do what your told and shut up. However that kind of living made her unhappy. She died and I think the movie was her last attempt at imagination before the darkness of death caught up with her. The girl was never happy with society (aka life) and the movie was like a lesson to herself , maybe she should have been nicer other than cold. The movie definitely is about the horribleness of dying

[@donmoore5716]

Fun little movie. Her car appears to be a 1960 Chevy Bel Air. In the last scene, the center dead woman's left eyelid flickers in an obvious goof.

[@johnstout5656]

One of the best low budget movies ever

[@hewhocannotbenamed842]

One of the only horror movies that actually scares me. Very creepy movie

[@bhbluebird]

Saw this is a young kid in the early 70s. Very scary and creepy.

[@applesandcinderblocks1651]

Yes the minute I seen this kid with his hair all slicked back in a T-shirt and jeans I automatically thought of Lenny and Squiggy from Laverne & Shirley. I can almost guarantee you that's where they got the character from. (( But besides -- Squiggy -- )) I [ - LOVE - ALL - THE - VINTAGE - HORROR - MOVIES ] thanks for putting them up !!!!

[@antonpictures]

Carnival of Souls (1962) Horror, Thriller [USA:Approved, 1 h 24 min] Candace Hilligoss, Frances Feist, Sidney Berger, Art Ellison Director: Herk Harvey Writers: John Clifford, Herk Harvey IMDb rating: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 7.2/10 (11,373 votes)

[@char1737]

the department store used is Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution! 36:47

[@retta1960]

Free old horror flicks...bravo!!! more!! more!!

[@geoboe84]

Awesome movie. Anyone else think Candace resembles Dana Perino?

[@jamesdavidson676]

This was a classic back then since this was a 1960 movie.

[@giannac2087]

LOVE 💗 LOVE 💕 LOVE ❤️ THIS MOVIE 🎥 I HAVE IT ON DVD 📀 ALONG W SOME OTHER 60’S MOVIES 🎥 I MADE NO MISTAKE WHEN I BOUGHT THIS GREAT 👍🏽 JOB

[@porflepopnecker4376]

SPOILER: . . . The "dead" girl in the middle blinks her eye right after the camera starts to zoom in.

[@Eowynnofrohan]

I saw this when a kid --video lying about at my grandparents' I think it was my uncle's and we weren't supposed to watch it. Scared me to death--I still remembered that last organ scene. I didn't remember the name and couldn't find it all these years. My uncle and cousins mentioned "Car

[@eugenedegeorge5084]

I saw this in the seventies I believe on PBS or a local independent station.I knew then it would become a classic and I'm so glad I was right.

[@roguenation6720]

Okay who's more creepier the old dead guy or the good olde neighbour next door? 😂

[@leiamoody]

Ah so many frigging nightmares after watching this movie for the first time...the classics work everytime, just like Colt 45.