The Bat (1959) [Horror] [Thriller] [Mystery]

If you like this movie and our channel, please subscribe: goo.gl/0qDmXe | "The Bat" is a mystery film directed by Crane Wilbur. The film's tagline was "When it flies, someone dies!" The film was based on the 1920 Broadway play "The Bat by Avery Hopwood" and Mary Roberts "Rinehart", which was previously filmed as "The Bat" (1926) and as "The Bat Whispers" (1930), both directed by Roland West.
Cornelia Van Gorder (Agnes Moorehead) is a mystery author who lives in a town terrorized by a mysterious murderer known only as "The Bat". The Bat is said to be a man with no face who murders women at night by ripping out their throats with steel claws. Early in the film, The Bat enters Van Gorder's house and releases a bat, which bites van Gorder's maid Lizzy (Lenita Lane). With Lizzy in a panic, fearing she may now have contracted "the rabies", an outbreak of which local papers have reported, Van Gorder calls her doctor, Dr Malcolm Wells (Vincent Price), who is conducting research on bats.
Meanwhile, the whole town is searching for a million-dollar stash of looted bank securities that were recently stolen. Dr. Wells discovers the location of the treasure when the thief confides in him. Wells then murders the thief in cold blood, presumably so that he can take the treasure for himself, which he believes to be hidden in van Gorder's house.
A series of break-ins and murders by The Bat brings the local chief of detectives, Andy Anderson (Gavin Gordon) to the Van Gorder house. The Bat then murders two people in the Van Gorder house, Mark Fleming (John Bryant) and Judy Hollander (Darla Hood). Anderson attempts to determine the identity of The Bat, suspecting both Wells and Van Gorder's new butler, Warner (John Sutton). Wells is removed from suspicion, however, when he is murdered by The Bat in his lab.
Miss Van Gorder cleverly manages to capture The Bat inside the secret room in her house. The Bat shoots a detective named Davenport (Robert Williams), he is then shot by Warner. Warner unmasks The Bat and he is revealed to be Lieutenant Anderson.
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Directed by Crane Wilbur, produced by C.J. Tevlin, written by Avery Hopwood, Mary Roberts Rinehart and Crane Wilbur, starring Vincent Price, Agnes Moorehead, Gavin Gordon, John Sutton, Lenita Lane, Elaine Edwards, Darla Hood, John Bryant and Harvey Stephens.
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Source: "The Bat (1959 film)" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 14 March 2013. Web. 16 August 2013. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bat_....
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[@user-sg3sr3ch3o]

Prefect movie for a rainy, dark day.

[@mariefloyd6174]

You should also check out an old film 🎥 called, Woman in the window. It's a fatale , hopefully I'm spelling it 😊 right. It involves murder and money 💰. There's both the black and white and in color version. You'll like it. Try it and please tell me what you think afterwards. I especially love some of the music that is featured in it. Very quiet and soft like I think.

[@mariefloyd6174]

You should check out an old film called , ( Woman in the window). It involves murder and money 💰. This movie 🍿🎥 can be viewed either in black and white or in color. You'll like it. I especially enjoy some of the music 🎶🎵 in the background. It's very quiet and soft I think. Please tell me what you think. I'm sure that you'll enjoy it.🙂

[@covergirl7086]

I’m loving this movie .. it’s an absolute gem.. Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Price. A dynamic duo ..

[@michaelbeams9553]

I've watched this movie a number of times over the years and it never gets less enjoyable.

[@allimkhan7540]

Agree Fantastic Movie!

[@randallwells2892]

I got the autograph of Vincent Price at a gourmet seafood restaurant in Columbus, Ohio in the mid 70's. He was the epitome of a gracious man.

[@jazzysophie9943]

This wasn't corny. There was a good story plot with this one. I think Vincent Price was absolutely PRICELESS!! He and Boris Karloff were two of the most brilliant horror film actors.

[@thewoodwardreport2806]

Lon Chaney Jr. is #1

[@shelia-paulettegarnerrober4355]

I love these old scary movies

[@jazzysophie9943]

@@shelia-paulettegarnerrober4355 Me too

[@jazzysophie9943]

@@thewoodwardreport2806 Lon Chaney, Jr., what exactly did he play in? Karloff and Price were two names everyone remembers. I'm sure I know who you're speaking of, as I'm almost 70-yrs-old, and have seen all of the old horror films.

[@ColorizedPublicDomain]

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[@originaluddite]

I came for Vincent Price but left with a new appreciation for Agnes Moorehead.

[@1wirey]

Agnes Moorehead has always been awesome. When you factor in film, TV and radio she was rarely without work. And who can forget her in Twilight Zone “The Invaders”

[@KeriRhodes-mn9te]

I just 💜💜💜 her!!! Brrrilliant Actress!! Miss you, Aggie!!!!! ⚘️

[@jay.1993]

I love these old movies they just remind you of a time when everything wasn't so technical

[@MichaelGunner123]

classic films

[@MetabolicMama...]

And life was better for it!

[@cherokee1298]

I love everything Vincent Price played in. He was an excellent actor, a class act with a lot of sophistication.

[@larryduvall9475]

he knew how to style

[@milesarcher8502]

He was a 'class act" and 'sophisticated' as a private person, chef, and art connoisseur, too. Just as you said.

[@brittanyanderson97]

"That I suppose is the cat dropping its dentures" Where has this phrase been all my life! That's one of the best lines I've heard

[@Carly8Corday]

Hilarious! I NEVER heard it, it went by too fast, but I thought that might be what I heard her say. I'm going to love that line forever too, LOL, thanks.

[@monkeyman4131]

I remember watching this movie on TV with my mother and father in 1959. I was ten years old at the time. Back then they were great horror movies , tho this was less of horror than others. Still a great movie of the time . Plus a great cast , of who would be faymous later on. At 70 now it's great too see again. Tom Daytona Beach, FL.

[@pamelaclary5869]

Vincent Price has a stare that could cut.

[@michelleelks4816]

Yes, he certainly does!

[@haf816r]

Well said

[@wandataylor2500]

I absolutely admire people who comment without giving away the movie. Those that tell all the good parts, may you rot in a tomato patch.

[@alchicago123]

the voice of Mr. Vincent is so soothing and relaxing to listen to . i never get bored listening to him . so elegant and sophisticated person .

[@ChildofGodforevr]

alchicago123 I agree, very ASMR’ish

[@Friskycandy]

And he was probably racist as fuck like the others too

[@hermask815]

He didn’t shoot the guy in this movie, he soothed him to death.🤗

[@hopewoods8821]

Love bats. My grandparents lived in a big old Victorian house. Not theirs but great childhood memories. My grandma put newspaper up the unused chimneys. Sometimes the paper fell out. Bats would fly down the chimney occasionally. My grandma was tough and that bat never understand what hit him. My grandpa was a marshmallow. He was under the covers with me. These old movies always remind me of them. Now I feel sorry for misunderstand bats. Thank you.

[@lindaschanz8062]

One of my faves!!! Can watch it over and over again. Love Agnes and Vincent too.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Moorhead: genius actress. Real talent!

[@Trp44]

Love both Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Price...True Art....

[@inkadinkadoodle]

That classic 50s guitar throughout the film...dig it, daddy-o!

[@abyios]

Vincent Price was such a natural in front of a camera. RIP Vincent.

[@melissaelkins53]

So awesome. Old movies...big beautiful homes. I can only dream of living in a home with front rooms and bedrooms so big and comfy.

[@MichaelGunner123]

CLASSIC FILMS!

[@deb7457]

One of my favorite movies from my childhood! It was scary to us kids back then. They showed these type of movies on late Friday nights, when we could stay up late! Memories.....💚

[@alysononoahu8702]

Deb 7 and i had insomnia so always watched.. whoa the shotgun!!!!

[@ericd1632]

Lol you're old

[@blessedtrinity9664]

Still terrified

[@ceecee3488]

dont tell me.....you ate potato chips with sour cream and onion soup mix and a pepsi cola. Oh the days! delish!

[@jerryleroy9187]

@@ceecee3488 I'm eating and drinking that right now!

[@mmalariem1]

My absolute favorite Vincent Price movie; and Agnes Moorehead is splendid in this! Also, the actress who played the character Lizzy Allen was a hoot! The movie has all the elements of a superb murder mystery...lots of suspense with plenty thrills and chills, the sound effects of the wind and the thunder, the big spooky house and all its furnishings... everything is just right!! I never grow tired of watching it. In fact, I've seen it so many times that it still amazes me how much I enjoy it after another viewing. Give me a rainy night, some freshly popped popcorn, The Bat and dim the lights ...and a good time is about to be had!!! Thank you for posting! 7.12.22

[@euphrates556]

Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, Peter Cushing, etc. The best of horror. Nothing like it today.

[@andreichivu7653]

Bela Lugosi,Peter Lorre,Lon Chaney Sr & Jr.John Carradine,Basil Rathbone,Rondo Hatton,Christopher Lee..etc

[@haf816r]

Bela Lugosi and Peter Lorre and that rounds out yet top five 🖤

[@robjohnson8861]

@@haf816r oh palease, Jack Palance in doctor Jekyll and Mr Hide was the best. Lee was number 2.

[@haf816r]

@@robjohnson8861 zzzzzzzz......

[@peterskove3476]

I am very grateful for these films , thank you 🙏. I find these old black and white films comforting, even healing. I think it’s partly because I’m old enough to have grown up with it, and books. One tv, 4 , 5 channels maybe...

[@leeanncornell8305]

Same here. ❤😊

[@l.peytonadams8570]

A classic. Vincent Price talked about this movie during a lecture he gave at Western Ky University. He was a great speaker too.

[@MimiChantler]

I have this on dvd, this is one of my fav Vincent Price movies, my mother got me into the old bk an white movie. My all time fav r the Thin man movies! The oldies rock!!

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Mmmmmm The voice of William Powell.!

[@billdennis415]

@Lisa Chantler, when I was 7 or 8 years old, my dad started letting me stay up and watch the old b&w horror movies with him. I was never afraid because he explained how it was all make-believe. I in turn explained that to my friends and later to children that I babysat.

[@leeanncornell8305]

I love all the Thin man movies. I have them all on DVD

[@brucemoriarty9964]

These old movies are timeless . The people in movies like this had heart about their work. Today's movies ? JUNK.

[@exoticbuttersflavored]

Hard to believe this movie is now 60 years old.

[@walgar2]

Vincent Price and Agnes Moorehead ... does it get any better?

[@TheBeezusjones]

"You never had a baby , did you?" "Course not, that's why they never bothered me.." 🤣

[@voodoo49]

That line caught me by surprise in this movie. Funny!

[@leeanncornell8305]

😊😅😂❤🎉

[@cmjones222]

Love Agnes!!

[@rafaelmadrigal1534]

This is one comedy, murder, mystery worth watching.

[@kaydee8265]

Watching this during a thunder storm. Priceless!

[@FriendofDorothy]

It was that dark, nasty-looking claw coming from behind the door that freaked me out as a kid. This is probably my 3rd time seeing this, and it's still fun. How could it not be with Agnes Moorhead and Vincent Price in it?

[@alexapenn6399]

erwin - a stupid remark and you can't spell - gee, you're so good at an insult, i'm dying from it. . .

[@alexapenn6399]

umm - i wasn't talking about the cute little word - titties. if you knew anything, you'd notice that he spelled 'freight' instead of 'fright'.

[@doreenkrodel6392]

I also had trouble sleeping after seeing this as a little kid (not sure why my parents let me watch it - even though it's so tame by today's standards)

[@freddietommie1904]

i notice that a lot of people say that they watch it over and over again, and I do the same thing

[@guineapig4701]

Didn't think the phones worked?? Vincent Price has such a beautiful soothing voice.

[@mariefloyd6174]

Yes he does.

[@stephen-john1677]

Love the fact that there's no ads 😊🎈💯

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Just wow! The elegant Vincent Price and the fabulous Agnes Moorehead. What a gem of a flick! Thanks for the upload!

[@IETCHX69]

Sometimes it's good to hit the comments first . Find out if she's a stinker . But. .. We usually allow for more of a bad film , if it's older .

[@danielanthony3211]

I love MR VINCENT PRICE R I P TRULY MISSED GOD BLESS AMEN

[@dinocomer17]

I truly like this movie! But on a side note, I thought it was so funny when the bank manager asked his wife and the detective to come into a open room for a secret short meeting. Like no one could hear the conversation. But seriously, the movie was fun to watch.

[@jamesstephens9015]

Yes, haha.

[@daxhenson9150]

Funny, I just thought the same.

[@covergirl7086]

😆.. I caught that too, and said the exact same thing.😆😆😆

[@jazzysophie9943]

I know I also thought it was funny. There's such an innocence to their kind of acting back then.

[@ericadodds9554]

Lol, I am seeing this movie for the first time now and also laughed at the bank manager scene re “privacy”.

[@aadamtx]

A great old classic with an excellent new cast! Darla Hood looked exactly like she did during her LITTLE RASCALS days. According to IMDB, this was her last screen appearance, although she still did some voice work, which she had been doing for some time.

[@jazzysophie9943]

Yes, Darla Hood looked like her kid self, for sure.

[@steemdup]

Agnes Moorehead is always excellent in her films. Why would they stay in the Oaks with an intruder right outside? lolol Nothing can beat these classic b&w films :)

[@trenajackson4911]

Vincent price was a true legend master of horrors

[@Redbirds1100]

I have this movie and I had watched maybe a dozen times, it is fantastic, I love movies with old houses.

[@maryalmanzar2340]

Great movie with Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Price! They were great actors of all time! Thank you for sharing this great classic! 💜

[@jdnam77]

I read the Mary Roberts Rinehart novel decades ago. One of my favorite mysteries because the ending was so surprising. Done really well here. And Darla Hood was a fun addition to the cast. Thanks.

[@Carly8Corday]

Noted, and really hope to find, library or eBay. Thanks.

[@AshleySmith-nf4ww]

Agnes Moorehead's work in this film is absolutely excellent! One of my favourite parts is when she is locked in the secret room. :) Absolutely terrific! Agnes is one of the greatest actresses of all time. It makes me so sad to think that she is no longer with us, but her work will always be remembered and her name will live forever.

[@bigm383]

@@kentonclarkson1449 Wonderful in ' Dark Passage', an absolute bitch.

[@MyREDTAIL]

She was among the other Famous Actors, Who died of Cancer, That appeared in the John Wayne's Movie " The Conquer " that was made in the Nevada Desert 's A Bomb Testing site back then May they RIP

[@bigm383]

@@MyREDTAIL Thanks mate.

[@splash5150izy]

@@MyREDTAIL .. Well then that'll explain why they all got cancer, exposure to radiation is really not a good thing :( .. .

[@splash5150izy]

@PSMRT MSRTA .. And a Sexy Lady Ha!!! :P] .v ..

[@christianlajeunesse5179]

WOW now that's a movie that keeps you on the edge of my seat

[@SuperKasper333]

I used to own this movie- lost when my home was robbed, so thank you for posting this!! It has a great plot, beautifully acted by some of my favourite actors. Thank you again!!

[@ericd1632]

Somebody stole this movie?

[@jdanielcramer]

Eric D hmmm🤔 maybe it was the Bat! 🙀

[@nelsoncruz8191]

If you look carefully at the names of the actors in this movie, you'll notice the name of "Darla Hood" of The Little Rascals. She plays the secretary.

[@kellyklove64]

yes i seen her she looks great

[@franciscollette2368]

Hey, thanks very much, you have a great eye. So Lizzie was Darla, she was so adorable. I suppose once an actor always. I remodel their homes in Malibu, Beverly Hills, all places. Did 10 homes for ' Dean Cain' Superman. Very nice guy, very clean also, smart man. Thanks, frank

[@franciscollette2368]

The Darla reply went to person on bottom of message for Donna, sorry.

[@paulamlank]

This is just too good. I absolutely love these old movies.

[@bobcurrier7983]

Hello Paula, How are you doing?

[@MichaelGunner123]

CLASSIC FILMS!

[@Horrorgang]

I haven’t found a bad Vincent Price Film. Also I wonder if the look of the bat inspired the look of Freddy Kruger, wouldn’t surprise me!

[@Horrorgang]

Lizzie Allen yeah ikr!

[@Garflick347]

I prefer the old black and white mysteries, serials, detectives and westerns. The story lines may be a little dated but they are a lot better that the stuff produced today.

[@phillipcorona9711]

I agree very strongly.

[@francofalcon9987]

Me too, are enterteint yet

[@Carly8Corday]

They aren't dated because that's an apology and they need no preface that apologizes for watching them. (Everybody does this.)

[@milesarcher8502]

But it IS fortunate that nobody tried to light a fire in those fake fireplaces.

[@fernandomilicich8160]

Same here, I love the old american movies

[@lowerclassbrats77]

Fantastic film, has a William Castle vibe to it despite not being directed or produced by him.

[@michaelmantle6043]

Idiotic Tirades The film has a Crane Wilbur vibe to it, and he did direct it.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

I saw this movie at my hometown theater when I was about 11 years old...When the movies finished at 11pm, I had to walk home, alone, in the dark.

[@lindagriffin2975]

these old movies are very entertaining, I hope that their are more movies like these that I'm watching.

[@bobcurrier7983]

Hello Linda, How are you doing?

[@karaokevideoshowdemrlopez5578]

KZbin + Timeless Classic Movies = TV IS DEAD!! from Puerto Rico, Thanks.

[@scottty43]

Everyone is awfully calm with multiple murders in the house and a crazy batman. Also, who hooked the phone line back up ?

[@AstralPixie]

Of course, Agnes Moorehead will always be "Endora/Mother" to me, that said, she was a terrific actress. Loved her in "Who's Minding the Store?". Vincent Price ;) Thanks for posting.

[@williamfitch521]

Now That Is A Good Movie. Thank You For The Upload..

[@riverraisin1]

Who besides me knew it was Lieutenant Anderson? I could tell by his body language and the way he walked.

[@MetabolicMama...]

That will teach me not to read the comments before finishing the film! 😠

[@riverraisin1]

@@MetabolicMama... Did I say Lieutenant Anderson?? I meant the butler. Yeah, the butler always does it! 😁

[@MetabolicMama...]

@@riverraisin1 Nice try! 🤣 The butler was pretty bad ass.

[@Beadbud5000]

Slow to start but The Bat was deliciously wicked! Love Agnes Moorehead and the rest of the cast!

[@MyREDTAIL]

Darla Hood from the Original little Rascals is in this also, She plays the part of Judy. Sadly she passed away in 1979 at age of just 47 , From Hepatitis, May she RIP

[@voodoo49]

When I was a kid growing up in the 60's in southern California, there was a kid in my class who told everyone one day that Darla Hood from The Little Rascals was his mother. No one believed him. The next day to prove he wasn't lying, he brought in a scrapbook full of glossy photos of her as a kid and also as a grown lady.

[@jackattack2098]

My sister and I grew up on this movie as kids. This is a massive nostalgia trip in the best way possible.

[@Oppeldeldoc1]

This movie has one of the better "breaking the fourth wall" moments. It really startles you a little.

[@denisealston6312]

A special note to everyone : Please watch this movie, you won't regret it.

[@ricktaylor3748]

Too slow & old.

[@MyREDTAIL]

Vincent Price was one of our Greatest Gifted Actors His great Horror Movies will live forever, His Speaking voice also he Narrated the M,J. Video " THRILLER" Who can forget that great video also may he RIP & is Sadly missed by all of his Fans etc.

[@Carly8Corday]

I think I spotted a "Mandela Effect moment" in my very old copy of THRILLER, where "instead of Terrorize your neighborhood," Vincent says, "Terrorize y'all's nighborhood." Isn't that startling, or do I just remember wrong?

[@AHLIYON]

Carly Corday You’re actually right, he did say “Terrorize y’all’s neighborhood” I loved his voice narration in that masterpiece. Or at least that’s what it sounded like lol 😆

[@heatherbowlan1961]

I’ve watch a lot of my favorites every year ! And enjoy them like it was the first time I watched them , they take a person back to a kinder time , people cared about others , there was more innocence ,and empathy !

[@reneebraxton1032]

Lizzie rocked in this movie. The entire cast rocked!

[@teddng1828]

These classics would mop the floor with movies nowadays

[@ronaldshank7589]

Lady No. 1:"Babies don't bother me". Lady No.2:"You never had a baby"! Lady No. 1:"I know. That's why they never bothered me"! There's some great dialogue in this movie. I love it!

[@leeanncornell8305]

😂

[@mxylpx]

I wish the story & script were suited to the enormous talents of Mr. Price & Ms. Moorehead!

[@curtisjones400]

Never saw a Vincent Price movie that i did not like-

[@verticallogic5909]

agree.......

[@crominion6045]

@@verticallogic5909 Same here.

[@onlythewise1]

me to

[@brucefritzges8759]

Until now. Price can only do so much. This thing is way too stagy and looks more like 1949 than 59

[@leilal8053]

@@brucefritzges8759 disagree....super movie.

[@monaclifton4862]

Delightful bit of nostalgia, it's so nice to be able to watch a movie with my grandchildren! They loved it,although they had a good laugh in teasing me saying,Nana you thought this was scary!🤗

[@glennschadow3779]

Absolutely love this movie , ive watched about 20 times last 3 years , just light hearted mystery movie , cant go wrong with angnes moorehead and vincent price ,

[@tomscalzo1282]

these were great movies to watch at a drive in... when first came out The Bat was the second feature after House on Haunted Hill. I remember going to see it when I was very young as a triple feature around 1962. The third feature was Brides Of Dracula.

[@rdc2021]

Damn, House of Haunted Hill is a hard one to beat

[@starquant]

Thanks Timeless for keeping these films alive.. wonderful. Angnes Moorehead and Vincent Price 💖💖💖

[@karen-xr5nx]

Did I tell you guys I love this movie. Such quality!

[@billchambersmarquez2768]

Great movie!!!

[@terriwarner8682]

I watch this and other old movies over and over and never tire of movies like this. Thank you so much for providing us really good entertainment.

[@markhenry2360]

Beautifully filmed movie . Great acting . Love seeing Agnus Moorhead in this part . Love the candence of her voice .

[@heatherstub]

Hi there. Did you mean cadence?

[@OEllsworth]

Agnes. (Or are you thinking of Agnus Dei?)

[@OEllsworth]

@@josephr.3814 I did not mean that as a criticism, but rather a witticism. If I were reading that in a steakhouse, I would probably have said "Angus." It could easily have been a spellchecker "correction" as well. No offense meant.

[@tywaluscontiego1253]

I honestly thought the acting for this Era was awful.

[@lorim2211]

Moorehead

[@zebsolaria4763]

I really miss Agnes Moorehead and Vincent price, both of whom did a fantastic job in this movie! What a wonderful time I had watching this, I remember this movie from when I was a kid staying up late at night waiting for the midnight movie! Brings back so many great memories

[@sharletteedwards4081]

I keep wanting Agnes to use her witch power as Endora would. This is such a great movie. Vincent and Agnes is like having Thriller And Bewitched together. Gotta love it!

[@septiawoman2911]

Endora (Agnes Moorehead) was NOT a shrinking violet! Besides being a well-known writer in this film, she was also a sleuth of sorts. Thoroughly enjoyed this film. Later, when she became a cast member of Bewitched, she was also a good selection for the series as well.

[@ColorizedPublicDomain]

THE BAT 1959 | COLORIZED VERSION | FULL MOVIE kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5qwYmB7jdyqd9U

[@karencarter5791]

Glad to see Agnes Moorehead here. I underestimated her from Bewitched. She has the presence to carry this movie off.

[@colchicine1]

The shortest dark headed woman happens to be Darla of the Little Rascals.

[@rosannemassman4560]

Her real name is Darla Hood. She is listed in the opening credits.

[@buckacre1348]

Still a little doll.

[@MichaelSimmons.]

Poor Darla. Who would have thought one of the Little Rascals, would be killed by a bat.

[@jessemacias2]

Venom101002 was that her? No wonder she looked familiar.

[@sferrell1000]

I love that Vincent drives a Edsel.

[@joanneg.733]

Scott Ferrell you mean a DeaDsel...

[@sferrell1000]

joanne gerard As Steve Allen said at the time, "Did you see the new Edsel? It looks like an Oldsmobile sucking a lemon.

[@anonagain]

@@sferrell1000 LOL - I'm old enough to remember the Edsel, but had never heard that one before. Sounds like a Steve Allen quip :)

[@shawndavis7878]

Good movie. Love Agnes Moorehead underrated actress gorgeous and talented. These black and white mystery movies are the best and l never get tired of watching Vincent Price. Thanks for the download.😄🎥🍿

[@davidhillman1532]

I love this quaint old creaker. Agnes is wonderful. Vincent Price as always delivers. Fun to watch on a rainy late night, or whenever.

[@AshleySmith-nf4ww]

"And that, I suppose, is the cat dropping it's dentures." "Now who chucked him down here?!" XD kills me every time!! And the way Agnes asks her if she's ok at 17:09... :D

[@alysononoahu8702]

Melodramatic

[@wp4866]

the old story within a story twist - worth seeing

[@Jaslon73Jaslon]

Movies like this were real classics!

[@Gravydog316]

+TheBookWorm1718 lol this is one of my faves!!

[@Gravydog316]

Saleem Frazer lol i play The Bat a LOT while i go to bed, & fall asleep listening to it

[@anonymous-zn5em]

I use it as a sleepy movie also.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

I was just going to type that myself.

[@MadHatter42]

“A murderer is stalking us! Let’s all stay in the house with just one police officer to guard us! THAT should be safe!”

[@MyREDTAIL]

If it wasn't for Bewitched, Agnes would of been great in the TV Show " Murder she Wrote," As Jessica etc.

[@saugusguy]

What are you talkin about Agnes Moorehead died before Murder She Wrote was even on television

[@theresa837008]

Mark Gately Yes she did.

[@phantomfan4659]

Vincent Price is a magnificent son of a gun. I love watching him and I love his voice.

[@michelleregis6181]

A fun/spooky old movie,that reminds me of my youth. Vincent Price was sort of a King in the 50s 60s of boogyman roles ie. Thr tingler ,House on haunted hill, the fly " original " and films based on Edgar Allan Poe ,and he performed these roles with seeming relish or campy like his Dr. Phibbes movies.

[@kentonclarkson1449]

What about The Raven? Or Masque of the Red Death? LOVE Vinnie!

[@stevenmorris2234]

@@kentonclarkson1449 The Pit & The Pendulum 1961 is another one. It’s excellent. So eerie and haunting. I absolutely love that movie.

[@motnosniv]

Dr. Phibes was so bizarre. I saw it in the theater when I was about 13 yrs old, I think.

[@redlegion225]

I love this movie. One of Vincent Price's best movie's.

[@stevenquinn4641]

Loved it I've seen it on DVD or Cable not sure Love this movie Agnes Moorehead is a good actress These type of b-w movies are fun I love old mysteries They can keep the new ones

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

What a *great* movie!! Wow! Loved her talking to "me" at the very end. Fantastic!!

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

It's already been six years? :*( time flies hehe

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Fantastic movie! Agnes Moorehead is fabulous. Thanks for sharing.

[@jamiconroy7841]

I just love the heels the ladies run around in... chasing boogie monsters !!

[@karen-xr5nx]

Ah I've watched this movie 150 times at least. It helps me fall asleep. Oh how awesome. May e Quintin Terrintino could give this a shot! Lol. He could rock this! Thanks for the UpL!