Carnival of Souls (1962) Cult Film | Horror, Mystery | Full Length Movie

[@CultCinemaClassics]

🍿🍿🍿 now available with subtitles in 中文, Dansk, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, 日本語, Nederlands, Português, Pусский, Svenska.

[@MrAllanWGray]

Too bad no English Subtitles!!!!

[@pedrorafaelseifert5359]

Please, always put The legends in portuguese !!!!

[@CultCinemaClassics]

Sim, o português já está anexado. Tudo o que você precisa fazer é ativar as legendas ocultas clicando no botão ‘CC’ e, em seguida, no botão ⚙️ configurações para selecionar seu idioma!

[@pedrorafaelseifert5359]

@@CultCinemaClassics thank you so much, this movie is a master piece of horror

[@hamzaali-yl6tg]

Asc

[@ameliaetienne8521]

These movies are scarier because they’re so disorienting and uncomfortable. Brilliant

[@LoveFlatfootin1]

It's an all time favorite. Candace Hilligoss is beautiful and her acting is memorable.

[@Odarkalu]

There's something hypnotic about this movie. Definitely one of my favourites.

[@mars-jr5uu]

Hii😊

[@GodsMan500]

What a high quality print! I’ve seen this movie several times and part of the creepiness was the old, fuzzy otherworldly images. This print is amazingly well-restored. It makes it a new experience in many ways.

[@petersolomon5227]

I believe this is the Criterion digital restoration.

[@MrTwenty20video]

A low budget gem in the world of contemporary mediocrity. Always been a favorite. Film excellence. My thanks to the uploader.

[@blackwingvalleylover]

It is a masterpiece of cinematography. 💗🖤🖤

[@rickvanheerden788]

Intriguing, understated, and beautiful in black and white. One can understand how this film eventually won serious recognition.

[@ankag.2982]

Thank you for uploading.The quality was suprisingly good and the movie was quite entertaining. A beautiful woman. A tragic accident. A stern priest. A sleazy neighbour. A nosy landlady. An abandoned amusementpark in bright sunshine. Eventually the last 15 -20 minutes were quite creepy. The actress has such an aristorcatic face. Besides that: as someone who likes to look at old houses - that house had lovely original woodwork and even the tapestry looked elegant in black and white. And I would have loved to try that slide in the amusement park. I Imagine, that, when filming there, the whole team would have a fun day just doing so.

[@jollyroger6258]

This movie scared the hell out of me as a child. I first saw it when I was around 6 in 1965, on WNEW channel 5 in New York. After Mary saw the man in the car window and standing on the road while driving to her new job, I got a bad feeling and turned off the TV. Five minutes later, I was back; I just had to watch.

[@eldritchmor]

That movie was more terrifying than 90% of the horror movies they release nowadays.

[@thursdayafternoon7015]

Go watch “Crowsnest” (2012) or “YellowBrickRoad” (2010) and check back in

[@yunakitamori3738]

Totally agree!

[@andrewmurphy2133]

um...no it wasn't

[@nobull9541]

@@andrewmurphy2133 yes it was

[@kristinminiscalco5592]

Movies were better back then

[@ALMyoutube]

There's part of the scene missing before 1:10:20 when she's by the window and says "I don't belong in the world, that's what it is , something separates me from other people". Then she sits and says "Everywhere... they're everywhere... they're not going to let me go. Everywhere I turn, there's something that's blocking my escape, it's trying to prevent me from leaving. He's trying to take me back somewhere. I can't fight anymore, I don't know what's real anymore!"

[@jeffreyberkin-ez3uh]

Good

[@tolfan4438]

Seems big to leave out

[@teresas8173]

Yes, it’s when she goes back to the doctor and is explaining how she feels, some of that monologue is missing. This movie is very eerie and I hope death isn’t like this. A carnival of creepy souls.

[@demonalivefornow9680]

@@tolfan4438 no it is. Listen to the Lana del Rey song 13 Beaches. You can hear this dialogue in the beginning.

[@eleftheriaeleftheria3302]

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

[@stephenhaskell273]

You have got to be kidding

[@CalTrask73]

Herk Harvey totally understood the macabre and our natural fear of the unknown--especially the biggest unknown question of all: death of course, and not knowing what awaits on the other side (if there even is anything). To an extent, everyone is very curious but so many lock it away in the subconscious and try to avoid thinking about it whereas others explore it the duration of their whole lives basically in some form! The first time (years ago) especially, some of the scenes in this film were totally stark and jarring! He even is sort of exploring the concept of purgatory and our fear of being alone or abandoned. It is such a unique movie. I haven't read much about him; but he was definitely a smart, insightful dude, he knows what is creepy as heck. The only thing similar to this that I've ever seen is the Twilight Zone episode Perchance to Dream. Twilight Zone episode Night Call also captures fear of death and the decrepit similarly but not like Perchance. A couple of episodes the show NIght Gallery were really scary too. Cheers.

[@cha5]

Roman Polanski's movie Repulsion is also worth seeing if you'e looking for an unforgettable psychological horror movie.

[@nobull9541]

@@cha5 also the Tenant and Knife in the Water.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

@Colin Glass correct: zombie movies generally suck

[@bodyofhope]

This movie really captures PTSD, and how a traumatic incident can haunt every aspect of your life. She seems like a reasonable person, then the ghost popping everywhere, and ppl not hearing her lead her to become increasingly paranoid, no longer trusting herself in normal life. If there were no twist ending, this could absolutely be about a woman experiencing the after effects of trauma bc this is what it does to us until it eats away at people's relationships, self image, job, and leaves one untrusting of their own mind. It can take years after the initial event. There's help today. It can take years to become undone by trauma, but it doesn't take years to repair the damage. Don't wait. God bless you ❤ Great movie

[@ivettea6358]

"you must be hilarious by noon..." - Love, Love - Another Awesome showing. Thank you

[@alcoholic2412]

I saw this one when I was a boy. The organ music adds to the creepiness. This is a good one.

[@JJ-vm6lx]

Yep......everytime I hear an organ playing, I think of this movie!

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

The old soul is the grim reaper.

[@robertmcgivern565]

You need to dry out pal, they've only just made this film.

[@petersolomon5227]

For a film with a budget of $33,000 USD "Carnival of Souls" is an innovative, imaginative work that still resonates today. Clearly Herk Harvey was entranced with European arts cinema of the time. His cast, camera and stripped-down organ score are inspired, and continue to fascinate independent film-makers.

[@pdm2201]

The guy who has the room across the hall is scarier than the visions she sees.

[@treepotato9273]

I came here to make the same comment

[@poopypants814]

he's down right icky

[@DrGrrrlfriend]

Ya he is a bit rapey

[@williamthomas267]

I would run away... fast :-)

[@mirabella2154]

🤣 Total creep

[@magistrumartium]

Saw part of this on TV when I was a kid and it stuck in my memory. It's great to watch the whole movie now, about 50 years later. What an excellent eerie story!

[@gonavy1]

I was able to get an autographed photo of miss Hilligoss not to long ago. Thank you ma'am.

[@harperstacey9604]

When and where did you get her autograph? Candace hilligoss was amazing in the film. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@badlands555]

@@harperstacey9604 She has quite a lot of pictures and her book on her website

[@tflnc]

This has a David Lynch feel to it. Well-directed and creepy throughout.

[@frankbooth-u9q]

this is one of his favourite movies

[@davinkubota]

The fact that Lynch used the same greasepaint in Lost Highway shows the impact. What a great film.

[@bumpusjones.1978]

One of the most underrated horror movies ever and if you watch it back to back with the remake you’ll see a great example of less is more.

[@Alan-yn9fk]

There was a remake? Is it under the same title? If you get this message please let me know as I would like to see it. Unfortunately remake can mean mistake. Thank you.

[@romikotanaka-newmusicpromo1539]

In the very late 1990s and early 2000 these old gems from the 50s and 60s received restored theatrical transfers to DVD and got a second life with Gen X'ers. I remember the interest in this movie back then, and interviews with Candace Hilligoss. The DVD movement began to fade in the mid-2000s when online streaming took over.

[@copperlapislazuli4156]

My friends had recommended me to give this movie a try and I’m not disappointed! Very entertaining and good quality.

[@softdorothy]

34:27 favorite bit. The lack of sound in the world, except for her own sound, still makes an eerie impression.

[@sunbeam8866]

First saw this on late, late night TV decades ago. So much atmosphere and creepyness. Somehow, this old, low-budget film just works SO well!

[@sunbeam8866]

@Alverthorpe No big stars or special effects. Just many memorable scenes, like when she goes wild playing the church organ, then the minister cries "PROFANE!"

[@robertmcgivern565]

@@sunbeam8866 if I wrote this script he'd be screaming PROPANE with a lit ciggie on the go.

[@landerito9577]

I just simply loved it. The music is amazing, creepy but beautiful and the plot is entertaining :) I really enjoyed it. I am 24 years old and I am impressed they did movies this good, even before I was born. I am going to start watching movies like this one

[@jasonethcol]

It is one of my favorite movies, and I am in my mid-20s! It inspired me to dig deeper into films shot in b+w- old classics or new stuff. Highly rec movies such as Tetsuo: The Iron Man or some other beautiful oddities like Eraserhead! I would go with Tetsuo over Eraserhead in my opinion.

[@melanieladbrooke1221]

Yes nothing of value was made before the snowflake brigade was born , so they believe

[@laustcawz2089]

This really was a game- changer. Independent, micro-budgeted masterpiece from Herk Harvey, who never made another film.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

@@melanieladbrooke1221 old, scared boomers and neurotic SJWs are the biggest snowflakes; the twin death of American liberty

[@josephsturek4332]

One of the best there was watched in the 1960s scared the daylights out of me but I still like it now in 2022

[@dj-jn7qs]

This was amazing! I watch a lot of independent movies, and parts of this were hard to tell if it was made recently with the intent of looking older or an actual order film. Makes me question some of the originality of newer movies. Favorite line, "Mary, it takes more than intellect to be a musician, put your soul into too".

[@michaelbruns449]

Surreal, haunting and strange, one of the best black and white horror movies ever made, in just 3 weeks, for only $33,000, a profound cinematic creation by this first and only time feature film director, like seriously wow. Lawrence Of Arabia and Carnival Of Souls were both released during 1962 and with sublime influential cinematic diversity. Those days of unique film making are going extinct, now its mostly ca$h in sequel after sequel with hardly any originality remaining.

[@mikesilva3868]

Agreed 😊

[@ColtraneTaylor]

For $33,000 I could do something like this today. All though, this is one great idea already taken. Movies like this and The Terror (1963) are hard to improve upon.

[@idiotsavant751]

This is an excellent film. I enjoyed it very much. The director did a fine job, using many interesting devices to tell the story. Acting was very good; all from unknowns. I loved it! Thanks for providing!

[@claykennedy6790]

A masterpiece of atmosphere and psychological horror. Most impressive from an industrial filmmaker and a crew of amateurs and unknowns. Fantastic film.

[@lauramaguire5152]

A very atmospheric film. I really enjoyed it. The dance sequences remind me of the Disneyland’s Phantom Manor where the ghostly guests dance while the bride watches on. The carnival location from a distance looked so sinister and the music helped create the tension. You really felt the frustration and fear the leading actress felt. I feel like I have watched something really special and will certainly not forget it for a long time

[@CHRISMED2]

The area where this saltair amusement park featured in this movie & the new Saltair is extremely haunted. They do ghost tours on occasion & walking around the salt lake in the evening can be pretty unsettling

[@lauramaguire5152]

@@CHRISMED2 Thanks for letting me know. I see they have done a colourised version. Will it have the same atmosphere, I don’t know. Black and white works so well

[@conniewojahn6445]

@@CHRISMED2 I see the amusement park as a setting waiting for a script written just for it. This does quite well, the two together.

[@CHRISMED2]

@@lauramaguire5152 I've never seen the color version, I'm almost afraid to watch it. I'm so used to the black & white version

[@AttractionSpot]

When you say Phantom Manor are you referring to the Disneyland Parus one cause that one is called Phantom Manor. The ones at Disneyland California and Disney World is called the Haunted Mansion.

[@VijayVenugopalanChettiar]

Best horror movie I have watched in a long while...

[@erickkroll8320]

This is one of my favorite films because it has such an unexpected ending; very well done. Also, the main character is a church organist and so am I.

[@jeffaltier5582]

It's low budget and you can see the twist ending coming a mile away, but Herk Harvey creates a creepy and fun atmosphere. And the Reverend alone is worth the price of admission.

[@Lupi33z]

that's cos we've all seen The Sixth Sense

[@marclayne9261]

Herk Harvey is the Man.....from industrial filmmaker to Criterion Collection....this film is in my top ten list...

[@WitchidWitchid]

And in this film you can see where he used some footage from his industrial film days. That organ factory was definitely a real industrial mill somewhere.

[@ANFeuerstahl]

Candace Hilligoss should have reached stardoom. She was very beautiful in 1963, her face is quite expressive and her acting is very good.

[@harperstacey9604]

She got married after the film was completed to become a full-time wife and mother . From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@lucylovic]

German, of course, beautiful

[@Iris2nd]

I wonder if she was ever in Perry Mason, the black and white series.

[@MeadeFatLoss]

​@@harperstacey9604much better choice. She truly was successful!

[@dergluckliche4973]

Oh my god. This is a masterpiece. Thanks so much for posting!

[@sandybulla5623]

Thank you again CCC for this film. I have seen it several times. It just kind of grows on you. Keep up the good work! We all appreciate it!!

[@bryanbennett2461]

Love this. Watched it many times over the years. Much better than some splatterfests...

[@davidvincent6149]

these old movies are the only ones worth watching!

[@spraymalathionjerry]

@Steven Davies I agree

[@jayluna2570]

I must say I concur 👻👻👾👻👻🎥😎👍🤓

[@JJ-vm6lx]

I've been watching this classic since I was a kid. This has always been one of my favorites, scared me then and still scares me now!

[@moonlight_scribe]

That seems a somewhat limiting outlook.

[@Aloewells]

@Steven Davies The last 12 yrs disaster.

[@beathenershuford2067]

Absolutely fantastic movie. Keep me engrossed right to the very end. Wish they made more movies like this. Loved the script. 👌👌👍👍

[@hipcatsvintage3774]

I'm not sure if anybody has mentioned this yet but the place that she's drawn to where she sees the gouls dancing was in fact an old resort back in the day and was also the setting for the excellent Jane Fonda film "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" I saw this movie about 10 years ago, bought a cheap DVD copy which was actually a very good resolution and was enthralled that I had never seen nor heard of it before, an absolute classic!

[@mdeysenroth]

This movie absolutely terrified me as a child.

[@harperstacey9604]

Hey

[@msjrockqueen2011]

I can only imagine how terrifying it would be to see the same person repeatedly after an accident, someone no one else can see. 😨 Glad I finally decided to watch this.

[@CHRISMED2]

if i had an accident & kept seeing a pale faced man looking like he belonged at a funeral following me I would assume I was dead

[@PointyTailofSatan]

In case you are interested, Herk Harvey, the director, is also the main ghoul Mary sees in the car window and other places.

[@felicianamontoya3607]

Interesting glad to know that

[@JJ-vm6lx]

I swear I still see that face out the window......his image has always haunted me....😄

[@noniway8013]

@@JJ-vm6lx me too. Just too darn creepy.

[@moremoneyfordreadnoughts1100]

The sound man is also a cast member.

[@lotuslotus6610]

Same as Alfred Hitchcock's movies, he always seems to appear in them but not as obviously, thanks a lot fpr the information

[@DSheartlady]

the fifties and the sixties provided us with such colorful movie titles this was no exception great movie ccc🙂

[@gorflunk]

I pay for streaming channels but I always end up watching Cult Cinema Classics!

[@rogertemple7193]

This was a great horror film but i don't recognize any of the actors in it so it has to be a low budget film but this is what makes it really scary Thank You for the Carnival of Souls.👻📺👻

[@harpgal9950]

Great way to spend a dreary afternoon. Thanks for posting. This is a really interesting flick.

[@marcocristo3070]

10:42 Wow! this movie is really a classic. I still remember how scared I was when I first saw that scene on the road (10:42 to 12:35). The radio not working, the reflections on the glass ... the whole atmosphere is eerie. For current audiences the plot is somewhat predictable but I wonder how surprising it was at the 60s.

[@Alexandra-xt1vf]

A fantastic film. Saw it years ago and it made quite an impression

[@EM-mw2qr]

I saw this movie one Saturday afternoon when I was a kid. It scared the holy hell out of me. I hid my eyes thru the last 15 minutes.

[@where7847]

perfect channel for the quarantine

[@misfit2022]

A very low budget film from the early 60’s without much of a story, with limited acting yet despite this the film is more than the sum of its parts and it is an excellent film and I thoroughly enjoyed it

[@MeadeFatLoss]

I thought the acting was great . Even low budget films from then had better acting

[@jackpayne4658]

What a fascinating film! The style and atmosphere, and the music, remind me of David Lynch's 'Eraserhead' - one of my favourite weird films.

[@nyahbinghiman5984]

It kinda reminded me of his film, Mulholand drive. A blonde young woman, slipping into another, dire reality. Who knows, maybe Lynch was inspired by this kind of movies. :D

[@terrythekittieful]

200 % Eraserhead. In Heaven..........

[@dianablackman4528]

My husband and I went to see Eraserhead and walked out after the first 20 minutes. It was beyond grotesque!

[@tracywalker6813]

You had me at Eraserhead. Elephant Man would have also worked.

[@lisabrown6280]

Love these old movies. It is like watching new movies as I never have seen them nor heard of them in my whole life before now. THANKS!!

[@SienSoubirous]

heart started beating really fast whenever the man turned up…especially when he approached the screen with his arms stretched out at 51:39. did not expect it to be as scary as it was aaaaaaaaaaaa

[@harryh3780]

The Man scared the shit out of me as a kid when I saw this on Chiller Theatre in the 60's. This is one of the great classic films.

[@wareforcoin5780]

I love this movie. I've seen it like 16 times, and I'll probably happily see it 16 more.

[@poopyman-oo4eh]

Make it 160

[@gomenos54]

Gorgeous Candace. Its one of the best movies I have seen.

[@dantaylor333]

i love the way this movie is produced and directed

[@michaelauberry1564]

I’ve been wanting to watch this one for a loooong time, can’t wait!

[@yannschonfeld5847]

A wonderful stroll back down memory lane; women's fashion, (and women!) town landscapes and the cars. Wish I could have lived there much longer. Funny, that's how i remember those days: in black and white. Apparently, Candace, herself, has never much appreciated this film. How unfortunate. Please keep these classics comng! I despair in the trash they shovel out nowadays. Thank you so much!

[@justanotherguy469]

That style of dressing was so attractive. It is what is not seen that is alluring. Women today do not have a clue, they think tight spandex is sexy.

[@MrAllanWGray]

This movie is a true classic and I bought a copy on DVD from a bargain bin years ago while passing a shop, but saw it on "Creature Feature" with Deadly Ernest when I was a kid, truly a brilliant movie!!! Too bad no English subtitles. Thank You very much KZbin.

[@comfeefort]

When People lived on Coffee, Sandwiches, Cigarettes and Booze.

[@noniway8013]

comfeefort and Panama Red

[@terrortower666]

comfeefort So true.

[@phillipcorona9711]

Some still do.

[@stephanielynn608]

Those were the days!

[@michaeldugan3589]

Too funny.

[@Alycia2001]

多年前在奇幻影展看了這部電影。它的氛圍真是令人印象深刻～喜歡❤

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

Excellent and classic psychological horror film! The ending was very creepy!

[@CHRISMED2]

Mary is reborn not having a clue who or what she is, born into a nightmare. Rising up from the sand & then finally descending back again to the sand. Destined to repeat this nightmare for eternity. What a scary thought

[@janetlieb2507]

Hauntingly Desolate! Beautiful!♥️♥️

[@phtevlin]

I saw this movie on the late night Bob Wilkins theatre in the 1960's while still in high school. Hasn't lost its charm.

[@harperstacey9604]

The black and white low-budget films are the best. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@k.f.carmen6056]

Seems like an inspiration for The Shining. The leading actress was great. The organ music was unnerving. The simple edits delivered. Great movie. No wonder it's in the Criterion Collection.

[@gaylewis5837]

I saw this 58 years ago and it scared me sh..less! Two best scary films ever was this one and the 1960s version of The Innocents with Deborah Kerr in black and white! I dare you to watch it also. Think it's still on U-tube!

[@rcobb5081]

Thank you for posting this excellent copy.

[@poetcomic1]

The entire budget for this film was THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. They got a good make up artist and THAT was the one indulgence and from that alone created the subtle and unforgettable CREEPINESS of this film.

[@immrnoidall]

the stairway and woodwork in that house, is beautiful.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

The director, Herk Harvey, spent most of his life directing industrial and educational films of such good quality, that he received many national and international awards. So he was not some film novice. Souls though was his only full length feature film. And amazingly, it only cost $33k to make Souls! He did start to make some other features, but none of them were even completed.

[@TralfazConstruction]

My mother got her youngsters interested in Carnival of Souls in the mid-'60s. Mom would get the TV Guide from the Philadelphia and New York markets and look ahead for when programs such as this were upcoming. The title sequence is eerie just by itself.

[@doolally1478]

Betcha mom whipped up the popcorn the ole fashioned way :D

[@markitawright832]

The ultimate psychological thriller.

[@ronaldshank7589]

This movie equivalates being a total mind-game! However-I think I understand what the premise of this movie is. They say that a person is most alive, just before they die...& in this case, that can be whether it's physically, or emotionally. This appears to be a movie about things not done, things that a person wishes could still be done, and about the terrors of death...all played out, in a moment's time. Remember the old adage, about our lives flashing before our eyes? That appears to be what happened here. It's sad, really, how that sometimes, people's lives are suddenly snuffed out, just when we least expect it! Also:As the end of this story proves, one can try, and try, and try, to run from Death, but remember:If it is our time to die, then nothing will stop Death from taking us. We can scream, and run, and fight, and even try to hide, but remember this very cold fact: In Death, there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps..... & no escapes. None!

[@MeadeFatLoss]

Ok so these things happened to her before she died and she relived it ? That makes sense added: no , but there is hope in Christ Jesus.

[@rosalindwyatt8274]

Wow what a cool and unusual movie, I loved it!! Thanks for sharing !!

[@johnwightman7549]

what a classic, and the director never made another film, perfect.

[@halfcolombian72]

Loved it. Fantastic cinematography and music. It's really more important than even the acting. You can forgive the acting in some of the minor roles because the lead is strong.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

This is a really creepy movie. No blood, no gore, no sex, just creepy Twilight Zone feel. Because the film is in is in black and white this gives the movie a certain feel. The lighting, the make up on some of the characters, just adds to the creepiness. Really a great movie.

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

I am 62 and this movie STILL scares the s**it out of me.

[@zufgh]

That part where she gets onto the coach and sees all those ghouls grinning at her is creepy as sin.

[@jessfrankel5212]

Saw this film when I was a kid, maybe forty-five years ago. Scared the hell out of me. Herk Harvey's finest achievement; a real cult classic. I can see where the director/writer of Beetlejuice may have gotten some ideas. (Not saying they did, but the similarities are there).

[@gaylewis5837]

Me too! Watched with my adult son 5 years ago!

[@charleswhitley8999]

I Loved this movie...So much better than the trash now days...I loved the old cars....I was but One year old when this came out, but I seen it on old Creature Features and such.....The Main character ...What a Beautiful woman...I wonder what the location of the film looks like today..Thanks for this upload..I subscribed , and now look forward to many more..Thanks again.

[@michkomarkovic4970]

I am a mega fan of this genre off films and I never saw it before tonight. It's incredible how I could mist that classic !!! It's a absolute cult. Much in advance for is time. A piece of art , that's what it is. I have got to see it again , many times times...

[@agylub]

Never forget the the first time I saw this - a real blanket over the head thriller.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I first saw this film in the 60s when I was a teen. It was the eeriest, creepiest movie I'd ever seen and it still is. The fact that it was independently made on a shoestring makes it more than a horror classic and cult film, it's a phenomenon. Abandoned amusement parks always creeped me out after that. When Playland in San Francisco was shut down, it became a creepy place. Later on, when I could drive, I'd take a sister or two and some neighborhood kids out to an old ruin in the country with a limestone cave nearby that shone white in the full moon. We'd always hear something or see something and go running back to the van and I'd tear out of there like the devil was after me. So much fun!

[@mikebeange7161]

Amazingly this was the only movie directed by Herk Harvey

[@thenebraskan6977]

Fabulous movie, I can watch this a couple of times a year. Candice Hilligoss played a awesome roll and what a beautiful 👩 woman . I see is still with us. I just love this movie 🍿!

[@gomenos54]

I have watched this captivating horror movie on 4 occassions in the past 5 months!!

[@robertspencer2647]

Very strange , yet beautiful film.

[@h.thomasgeorge6651]

I remember this movie well from my childhood. This movie and the original Night of the Living Dead ('68) were two of the scariest! I think the scariest part of both these movies were the creepy soundtracks.

[@katconner5485]

Don't forget house on haunted hill with Vincent Price

[@latzmenon5770]

Despite having less technology in those days , they managed to make excellent movies like these . What a fantastic movie !!!! A thousand times better than the rubbish you get today .

[@ShakespeareCafe]

I saw Paul Giamatti from Billions rifling through the Criterion Collection's Closet and he picked out this film as one he saw when he was only 4 years old with his baby sitter in NYC when it was on public television so I had to see it and am happy The Cult Cinema Classics made it available...you rock!

[@jasonmudgarde286]

Makes us wonder who's the more frightening - the creepy neighbour or the Christian minister who sacks her for playing "evil music"! A horror cinema gem, many thanks for upload.

[@HauntFreak13]

I don’t think it was that she was playing “evil music”, it was that just was more or less just plunking away at the keys instead of playing a hymn and that was seen as disrespectful to the church. “These things have meaning, I assume they did to you!”

[@tom11zz884]

One of my favorite movies

[@maryt3995]

Cool to see Salt Lake City and the Great salt Lake, Saltair Resort as it was back then. I was six years old when this film came out. Our family went out to the resort a couple of times . It was creepy in a fun way.