The Last Man on Earth (1964) | Vincent Price | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi | Full Length Movie

The movie that inspired "I Am Legend" with Will Smith. When a disease turns all of humanity into the living dead, the last man on earth becomes a reluctant vampire /zombie hunter.
Colorized version • Vincent Price | The La...
Directors: Ubaldo Ragona, Sidney Salkow
Writers: Richard Matheson, William F. Leicester
Stars: Vincent Price, Franca Bettoia, Emma Danieli
Genre: Drama, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Budget:$300,000
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[@revoltosotintan]

Gracias!

[@VIAJERODELTIEMPOMX]

Thanks!

[@nikolaservis]

Thanks

[@hugolistopad2698]

Merci beaucoup . Dziękuję bardzo .

[@AConcernedCitizen420]

Ty! You’ve won a subscriber! 😎

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

Ill never forget watching this when i was home sick from school. It was that weird 5 AM on a Tuesday atmosphere. Everyone is about to wake up for work/school except you. I always enjoyed it. This movie fits that atmosphere perfectly.

[@j.g.d.s3142]

What a coincidence! I just watched it at 5 am 🤔.

[@Jumbolix]

Vincent Price! He's gigantic! A man who was up for anything, appeared in a bunch of stupid or low budget films, but over the years they all became true classics. It's a shame that he was never honored with an Oscar or something similar for his life work.

[@robertszvetics210]

So true that's why the Oscar's suck also Borris Karloff and Bela Lugosi were never given nothing😢

[@finance485]

On the Brady Bunch!

[@cindyroy8541]

@@finance485👍 on Michael Jackson’s video too. ✌️the man had a very distinct voice. I miss him .

[@shauneden4229]

He did the narrative on Black Widow by Alice Cooper back in 1975.

[@cindyroy8541]

@@shauneden4229 good one !🙌💕

[@NemeanLion-]

This is where it all started. The zombie apocalyptic genre. And don’t lecture me about them not being zombies, they are definitely part of that genre.

[@LordZontar]

Cortman called them vampires, they did have the same weakness against garlic and sunlight, and yes they feed on blood. But I too have long considered the mutants more like zombies rather than vampires, though I don't quite even classify them as such. They're still alive somewhat but slowly dying off from the plague, just a mere question of time before the last of them are gone and we see how the weaker ones are found dead each day. And yes, this movie can be regarded as the beginning of the zombie apocalyse genre, especially as George Romero himself cited it as one of his inspirational sources for Night Of The Living Dead.

[@kimbonser2364]

Zompires.

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

Actually, it started from the novel, "I Am Legend", by Richard Matheson. This movie, "The Omega Man" with Charlton Heston, and "I Am Legend", with Will Smith are all based on that 1954 novel.

[@patienceboafo1998]

This man's voice is unique. Smooth and perfect tone. I can listen to him all day. Dankeshen🙏

[@Rickswars]

Don’t know if u know but he was number one actor of horror movies once upon a time

[@alysononoahu8702]

Oh my goodness you should see him in his early days.He was so handsome.His name is Vincent Price and he t was wonderfully handsome and still it's or what's when he made this movie.He made some top notch movies in the forty's fifty sixties

[@barbadoskado2769]

he has that sort of deep nasal sound but it sounds really cool

[@peterbrown3608]

This is, without doubt in my opinion, the best version of Richard Matheson's 'I Am Legend'. Brilliant performance by Vincent Price.

[@drizzt8965]

Yeah it is the closest of the three. Wil Smith? Come on..... The book is a personal favorite.

[@DG-dy4tv]

What is the other one? @@drizzt8965

[@Nesty9]

This version feels more human ,its vulnerabilities and all,sometimes makes u think if he was still the good guy when the world changed

[@TheRedDevil-1968]

It certainly is the closest film adaptation of Richard Matheson's classic novel.

[@weirdshibainu]

I remember watcing this as a kid and thinking how cool it would be to live in that world....I could ride my bike anywhere I wanted.

[@davidhall7648]

But if something goes wrong you have nobody to help

[@Rickswars]

Me too

[@weirdshibainu]

@@davidhall7648 I'm ok with that

[@cotiaratv3651]

Vincent Price was one of the finest actors to ever live. He could play any part. But, he was best at scaring the bejeezus out of me when I was a little one. I miss him dearly. RIP Or rise from the dead, whatever floats your boat. ❤

[@UranijaZeus]

Lovely words.

[@claudiamazza7231]

La mejor versión

[@williamanthony9090]

I liked him best in some of the Roger Corman films where he really hammed it up, and you could just tell he was enjoying himself the entire movie. You're right, though, he was a versatile actor.

[@bennymoret1339]

Remember His Last Mark in Horror. 👉🏾Be The Scary Macabre Voice n Laugh in Last Minute of The Michael Jackson's Hit Song 👉🏾THRILLER 👈🏾 MICHAEL NAIL IT IN CHOOSING VINCENT PRICE. the ORIGINAL PRINCE Of DARKNESS...

[@murderface3r]

He is awesome, specially in alice cooper video

[@MelancoliaI]

This movie is an absolute masterpiece, and the truest cinematic interpretation of Matheson's novel 'I Am Legend'

[@biancaenera2500]

Apart from the fact that is totally impossible to have electricity since nobody is working on it, water in a sink, people would be decomposed and many other things such as street covered in dust etc etc.

[@MelancoliaI]

@@biancaenera2500 ACKCHYUALLY

[@markflacy7099]

@@biancaenera2500 Unless you know to run your own generators for the electricity (which was shown in multiple instances in the movie). Water doesn't require power per se (in many cases, it's gravity fed), although he should boil anything coming out of the tap. EDIT: The thing that you *should* point out is that gasoline isn't inherently stable and would be useless as a fuel for either an automobile or generator after a period of time.

[@afterthought3341]

@@markflacy7099 that '57 chevy is sweet I love a wagon . He could have a still to produce alcohol ,most carb cars would run fine on it ?

[@ShadowAngel-lt8nw]

@@biancaenera2500 Oooh, edgy, lol. Obviously, you can't show decomposing bodies in an american movie made during the Code era. If this was an italian production, that would be totally a thing though, they weren't pathetic pansies like the muricans. He generates power himself, which is even shown in the movie. Water doesn't require electricity per se and you wouldn't want it any other way in case of disaster and emergencies.

[@Dr.scottcase88]

I saw this movie in the drive-in when it came out. I was about 10 years old and it scared the shit out of me. I wonder if George Romero watched it as well as it became the impetus for his living dead movies. Nothing like a combination of zombies and vampires, all rolled into one. Vincent Price was great in this, as he was in most things he did. I noticed that whenever he had guests over, he served them STAKE ;-). Peace.

[@zogmorp]

Romero has mentioned that one of the inspirations for "Night of The Living Dead" was the book "I Am Legend" which this movie is also based on.

[@Dr.scottcase88]

Thanks for the back information. I love George Romero. God rest his soul. Dawn of the dead was my favorite. Peace.

[@Rickswars]

It was more scary at drive inn

[@gregorygolden1296]

Remember watching this with my little brother and my dad.....my dad was perfect in scaring the living shit out of us. This movie was one of his favorites. It terrified me. Think "I am Legend" was based on this. Thanks KZbin again for the great movies.

[@OropherThranduil]

Both are adaptions of Richard Mathesons 1954 novel "Iam Legend".

[@dallasron51]

I was a kid in the 60’s when he was making all those scary movies, don’t forget House of Wax, and then in the 70’s he was a regular guest on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show and he told the best stories. Very charming man. Also check him out as a young man in the film noir crime movie. Laura , with Jean Tierney and Clifton Webb.

[@renebernays5774]

dude needs to learn about gardening. he could take all those heads of garlic and plant the ones that are old and sprouting ... he'd have himself a never ending supply

[@NachtSchreck13]

Yeah but it takes hella long for full heads of garlic to grow.

[@puffinpillow9419]

@@NachtSchreck13 he was alone for 3 years he said

[@rubenjacobo3919]

Which is funny considering in the book that this movie is based on, the main character has a hothouse that he uses to grow garlic.

[@egrogan6482]

@@NachtSchreck13 Only about 5 or 6 months at most.

[@egrogan6482]

@@puffinpillow9419 Plenty of time to grow 6 batches of garlic.

[@alexp3752]

Truly an amazing film from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Mr. Price remains one of the best actors and his voice is both unique and memorable. The emotion in this film really strikes home, a testament to outstanding acting. The reprisal of the 1970's Omega Man with Mr. Charlton Heston is indeed similar. When both men passed from this world to the next, it was clear their talents were needed elsewhere. Bravo, gentlemen.

[@jamesbrice6619]

This movie doesn't really represent Hollywood. It's an Italian production

[@SofaKingShit]

@@jamesbrice6619 As Italian as a western.

[@Schwumbel]

his acting could not match his presence on the screen

[@PatrickFDolan]

​@@SofaKingShita spaghetti Sci Fi movie.

[@jekyll2hyde822]

This wasn't the golden age of Hollywood you clown. That happened much after

[@russeli1941]

I was born in 61' so I grew up on old B&W movies. They're really hard to beat with the nostalgia attached to them.

[@kqueensland915]

Those sweeping views of an empty city and empty streets, empty buildings, it all just seems like paradise to me. Of all the places he could of lived, not sure why that character chose to live in some run down wooden shack with plywood doors and all, why not move to some top floor penthouse or something?

[@susanb2015]

They did that in The World the Flesh and the Devil.

[@christhornycroft3686]

I still say Omega Man, for all its 70s cheese, is the best version, but there’s something about this kind of film in black and white, and Vincent Price is the king of suspense and horror. He, Christopher Lee and Boris Karloff are synonymous with spooky movies. Nobody else comes close.

[@ikagura]

I love Charlton Heston's play.

[@oshunbleu6511]

Omega Man freaked me out as a kid. Spooky 😮

[@jamesbrice6619]

I saw Omega Man in a Dallas theater when I was 12. It was quite inferior to this production

[@kimberH1005]

@@jamesbrice6619 I agree with both comments above. This movie is superior to Omega Man but I was around 12 to 14 when I saw it in the theater and it scared me too. But I was a kid. I watched it again a few years ago. I wasn't very impressed. This was better.

[@briangrigsby1842]

this is better but you know opinions.........Soylent Green is my favorite if broadening scope see video 'when Charleton Heston buts his Vest on'''''' '''''''by ........lights camera action.

[@TiahuanacoBlues]

A scenario that became true in 2020, only that people were transformed in Zombies not Vampires

[@memoryroom6388]

Or maybe it simply revealed that most people are zombies

[@TheOneRioji]

You ok dude? Need someone to call in a wellness check for ya?

[@barhorab6677]

Jest klimat. Z tamtych lat nawet filmy klasy B ogląda się z przyjemnością.

[@ZawodowySluchacz]

Muzyka i głosy aktorów świetne. Tak jak napisałeś ma klimat tamtych lat. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.

[@5400bowen]

I saw Vincent Price do a lecture at Phoenix college in 1969. I was 15. He was talking about all kinds of stuff, and he was funny, and very interesting. Great actor.

[@beyondthesea9648]

He was a true multi-talented Renaissance Man, a great 🎨 painter too.

[@5400bowen]

@@beyondthesea9648 nice observation!

[@nephewbob7264]

I have watched this movie more than a dozen times, and not once have I been able to stay awake all the way through. It's perfect for insomnia.

[@antonellacavalieri6038]

😂😂

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

I am here to enjoy Vincent. he always had an air about him and was just in a different class. Authentic and serious in his roles, it is as if he slipped right into the character. RIP Many thanks for this free film.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

agreed-

[@mousemd]

Evidently not your kind of movie. Could depend on your age? Are you younger?

[@MareShoop]

You’re nuts. This is a great movie.

[@alexestrada9371]

The Omega Man with Charleston Heston was good too...

[@razorshark9320]

I agree with you on that. I own the DVD.

[@Amore825]

Yup I bet it was a spin off of this

[@billyelliot4141]

Try colossus the forbin project.

[@billyelliot4141]

@@Amore825 its the same idea.

[@victoriamayo5774]

Yes

[@JohnTwelvegage]

The old b/w Vincent Price Films are legendary.

[@ericblackmonmusicbass9175]

i'll take Vincent Price's version over the Will Smith version every time.

[@DVincentW]

The changes and difference is great between the two. Without Traditions, new things die. I like both, on their own merits.

[@xavierhurst7446]

There's a Will Smith version?

[@joesmythe2774]

And The Omega Man with Charlton Heston

[@deaconbluezzz]

The movie that inspired George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" as well...and the best adaptation of Matheson's novel IMO (sorry Chuck :()

[@lesleyrussell8200]

not inspired,,...romero copied

[@shannonbayley3684]

It is the best version for sure

[@KentuckyDoug]

Yes I saw in an old interview where Romero said he ripped off the novel “I am Legend,”but I think he might have ripped off this movie more because the vampire zombie shuffle around the house and mausoleum scene sure look familiar 🤷🏼‍♂️😉 Having said that I am a huge fan of both Mathenson and Romero so my hats off to both

[@luislauredabravo2458]

Esta fue antes de las de Romero

[@philipdavanzo5311]

I agree. Lots of people have never seen this movie so they don't know what I'm saying. Lol

[@billbrogdon4261]

Vincent Price is priceless in this movie

[@hanshotfirst1138]

For all of its flaws, this is easily the best (and most faithful) screen adaptation of *I Am Legend*, not least because Matheson himself worked on the script. He wasn’t satisfied with the final result, so he used his pen-name Logan Swanson. Fun fact: the cinematographer on this movie, shot in Italy, was Franco Delli Colli, the cousin of the legendary Tonino Delli Colli. Tonino’s credits as cameraman include several Sergio Leone masterpieces, including *The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly* and *Once Upon A Time in the West*. That’s why it looks so good!

[@marisa941]

So, just to get straight. All of them were infected? Or there were people still clean? I assume by the little boy at the very end.

[@observer8477]

what a legend.i really miss him and i mean who else besides vincent price.the man was so good,his face it seems like he was borned to play in horror movies but not only,even in drama movies,even in action movies and to every genre he would be very good in his acting.this movie here we see it now after so many years and it is so interesting,its like and good old wine,as time passes it becomes better and better and he is the cause and also he is so good in naration.i love his movies its like there is something mystic about them...

[@yellowgorse3878]

The magnificent Vincent Price, King of camp, hugely likeable and a voice I could listen to all day. Personal favourites: Theater of Blood, The Abominable Dr Phibes and The Enchanted Cottage.

[@yellowgorse3878]

Really?...gutted.

[@georgiahorton1591]

James Henderson , sure did not know that. Too bad.

[@christopherwood2290]

@James Henderson Uh, no. Go be troll somewhere else numb nuts.

[@christopherwood2290]

@@georgiahorton1591 Don't worry. It isn't true. Vincent Price was a sweet, great, humble, normal man.

[@WelshJASON42]

I never knew this film existed till I came across it tonight. Thanks for posting. 😊 I watched 'the Omega man' as a kid and loved it. From that I learnt of the book 'I am Legend' and as an adult watched the film with Will Smith.

[@janemiller8335]

Me too! Just popped up on my KZbin.

[@robertgarcia5809]

The omega man was good too😊

[@Nortekman]

One novel: “I am Legend”(1954). Three film adaptations: “The Last Man on Earth” (1964), “The Omega Man” (1971), and “I am Legend” (2007).

[@LordZontar]

"There was a time when eating was pleasurable. Now it bores me. Just fuel for survival." One line that sums up Robert Morgan's entire life since the time he "inherited the world".

[@oldpcgamers7450]

This movie terrified me as a child. I was 6 when it was released. It was the loneliness that grabbed me most. It's a solid movie too. It's like a spaghetti zombie film

[@begoodever8584]

Hay you are old like me oldy

[@BruceAlarie]

oldie but not moldy@@begoodever8584

[@andrews527]

That house terrified me.

[@Fabio-nf7oe]

Yes you have right. One of the proof is all the Fiat cars and truck you can see in the movie (600, 1100, 600 spider...) I never seen a lot of Fiat in Usa in a so few meters🙂...

[@jean-marcknight8816]

Vincent Price, the legendary scifi horror thriller actor in this marvelous adaptation of Matheson’s novel, what a treat !

[@pierremercier4724]

I read Richard Matheson’s novel many years ago. I knew there was a film adaptation. Many thanks to CCC for allowing us to watch this classic horror movie. Especially since Vincent Price has always been one of my favorite actors in horror cinema. His numerous collaborations with American filmmaker Roger Corman, during the 1960s, are always a real treat for any genre lover! That said, I can’t help but believe that another master of horror cinema most likely took inspiration from this film to offer us a classic of horror science fiction cinema. I am referring to George Romero, with his famous Night of the Living Deads, released in 1968. The parallels between these two films are striking. Finally, as one other Internet user very aptly pointed out, this film is all the more powerful as we have just emerged from a pandemic that has affected the entire planet, with its share of deaths, suffering and fear. How this film, without forgetting the novel that is its source, joins a universal feeling, the fear of seeing humanity disappear under the effect of an uncontrollable evil. And it is without forgetting the final, which we find in many American films, the ultimate hope offered by the Christian religion, symbolized here by the church, in which the last man, as the main character himself describes, find the death and reunion of this new humanity. A hope tinged with suspicion and bitterness, far from the famous happy endings of traditional Hollywood cinema.

[@pollypurree1834]

😂

[@Maximoelpiadoso]

​@@pollypurree1834y de que te reís vos monstruito!

[@john2510]

Romero acknowledged that he "borrowed" from I am Legend. Though it technically involves vampires, I think this film can truly be said to be the first modern zombie movie.

[@jamesbrice6619]

This is the best adaptation of I Am Legend ever filmed. The Italian production pushes it over the top

[@mikexhotmail]

Indeed. The message is much deeper.

[@razorshark9320]

This is a classic. The story is believable because of Covid19. The music is creepy and the ending is sad, but great. Vincent Price does an awesome job playing the hero.

[@douglascramer1501]

With a 99% survival rate in the US, as of last month? I don't see the comparison... As far as World Pandemics go, Covid-19 is actually pretty tame, just incredibly infectious. That survival rate is the same for those vaccinated and those who are not, according to the CDC. Meaning, it has been that survival rate since the beginning. The vaccine only reduces the severity of symptoms, which therapuetics can also do. Almost all of the COVID-19 deaths had co-morbidities, so it contributed to their deaths, but was not the causation.

[@crow_g1639]

Covid has nothing to do with this

[@michaelcampbell7669]

He wasn't ret a hero in this movie, the loss of his daughter drove him insane,And he created a sick fantasy that everyone was either dead or a Zombie/ vampire and he had to kill them before they killed him .The ending was a real shocker! Vincent Price did an excellent job portraying this Deranged man in this movie!

[@ruin3r]

@@crow_g1639 He means the loneliness that people felt being trapped inside for a year or two there, the first few chapters of the book sound very relatable to modern life (minus the vampires)

[@rorschach1985ify]

@@ruin3r That shit was common long before covid. People need to get their heads out of their asses and stop pretending their exaggerated disease which is proving more and more to have been mostly harmless thanks to media and corrupt doctors greedy for more money from big pharma giving false reports on the death toll.

[@donaldbrown2076]

Everytime I see Vincent Price movies I think about the person I love and our dog and how we use to watch his old movies. Memories of the way we were. Mrs Barbara Streisand 😤

[@pinolambrecchione1077]

I am Italian and I live in Rome. I recognized the locations where the scenes were shot in many areas of Rome-EUR in the 60s.

[@naradaian]

Yes I thought it was not California…..the use of early morning sunlight was a pleasure to see being natural and not spotlights etc

[@Rickswars]

Is them buildings from ww2 bombings?

[@jimbotron70]

Some locations are not in Rome, it must have been shot also in Los Angeles.

[@susiefoxy8130]

Little known fact Christopher Lee and Vincent Price shared a birthday 27th May. Peter Cushing was born on 26th May so missed out by a day!😊

[@joesmoe71]

I miss Vincent Price :( A superb actor and an incredibly nice person from everything I've heard. Modern Hollywood has nothing like him, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, and probably never will again. The Last Man on Earth is an underappreciated classic that's 10X better than I Am Legend! By the way a bit of trivia: George Romero said the vampires in this movie were the inspiration for the zombies in Night of the Living Dead.

[@joseortega-us6rn]

In the movie The Oblong Box you can see both Vincent Price and Christopher Lee.

[@joesmoe71]

@@joseortega-us6rn I can't remember the title off hand but there's a movie with not only with Vincent Price and Christopher Lee but also Peter Cushing! It simply doesn't get any better than that! Must have been an awesome movie to work on!

[@manueld848]

Debo reconocer que desconocía por completo la existencia de esta película. De niño vi la versión con Charlton Heston y me dejó huella. Mucho más tarde leí el libro de Richard Matheson, y tiempo después la película de Will Smith. Quiero decir que es una historia que conozco desde niño y me interesa, y que si hubiera escuchado una sola vez que esta película existía, habría hecho lo posible por verla. Por eso me ha sorprendido tanto este descubrimiento. Eso quiere decir que entre 1980 aproximadamente, y julio de 2023, nunca oí hablar de ella, como si hubiera sucumbido en un apocalipsis vampírico.

[@pepesalas4885]

De hecho para los que nacimos el siglo pasado no nos sorprende Hollywood con sus estrenos. Para la mayoria de nosotros son remix, como esta peli, actualizada por Heston, y luego por Smith. Price nos acostumbro a el, con su serie "Los invasores".

[@GdpJapan]

@@pepesalas4885 Si uno quiere entrar en depresion aguda solo tiene que mirar las carteleras del cine.

[@mannbrand]

Si es una maravilla y hasta el mismo Matheson participo en el argumento, lo que hace de esta joya es que sea la mas fiel a la novela....

[@michaelking9818]

What a treat it must of been to find

[@joseortega-us6rn]

Si te gustan las peliculas como esta te sugiero The Oblong Box con Vincent Price y Horror Express con Christoper Lee.

[@xxx380xxx]

Vincent Price - loved him in this movie. Always had the ability to make horror feel real.

[@MarcassCarcass]

I love how the child is not provided any reassurance or validation, by either of the adults, as she discovers she's gone blind and cries out for her mom, almost as if the concept of showing concern is totally alien, but what's even better, is how the dog got the attention the child deserved, cause he thought it wasn't sick, reminds me of what it's like for CENSORED BY KZbin to try reaching out for help, still to this day

[@redoz9768]

Still better than all of the movies that have copied it for the past 60 years....

[@michellegulden1052]

No one does laugh, cry, and laugh into cry like Vincent Price. Took me a minute to realize that was Ben leading that group each night.

[@SpikesTrailerPark]

I can watch this over and over and still find something new.

[@nicoletanis3703]

How about that sentence of Vincent Price? "I cannot accept the idea of universal disease." Thank you, CCC! This is a great movie.

[@dannylee1987]

You have some great old horror classics on here , I subscribed. ✌

[@jdmagana1132]

"Morgan, come out!" That shit haunts me like, "They are coming to get you, Barbara." Also, "Rachel!"

[@jugeerivera4916]

It took all of 10 minutes to see this was the original I am legend.. Vincent price is immortal.

[@WinkLinkletter]

It took about five minutes of 'I Am Legend' to realise I was watching a poor 'Last Man on Earth'.

[@djr6876]

50:36 to 52:17 ,one of the creepiest scenes ever . The best movie version of the book imo.

[@Kim-mz8co]

Now THAT was freaky.

[@nicholasolsen3360]

Thank you! That’s the scene I came here for anyways--I’ve been on a Vincent Price kick anyways!

[@shannonbayley3684]

So good 🧟‍♀️ definitely the best movie version by far.

[@puffinpillow9419]

Reminded me of the short story "The Monkey's Paw".

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Agreed!

[@waynebutler7030]

Last man on Earth this is a damn good movie

[@razorshark9320]

Yes better then the one Will Smith did.

[@crow_g1639]

@@razorshark9320 lmaooo how dont get me wrong the story is better but as a whole movie its not

[@gunman462]

@@crow_g1639 The will Smith one has better visuals/technology and money but I remember little about it and here I am watching this superior version.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Richard Mathewson hated this version of his book

[@jimbotron70]

​@@SamuelBlack84 He wrote the adaptation, so he could only blame himself.

[@D.N..]

One of the better Science Fiction/Horror movies made! Can never go wrong with Vincent Price !

[@BruceAlarie]

or peter cushing or christopher lee!

[@starsnstrife]

So this is where Romero got his inspiration for his zombie movies.

[@OropherThranduil]

This and the novel it's based on, as he admitted many times. ;)

[@edvigelugaro1756]

Grande e suggestivo come sempre l'ineffabile Vincent Price!

[@szilardtoth8814]

Some shall some not understand the deeper meaning of this movie. Especially nowdays.

[@juan666q]

Thank you for putting this up!

[@kurtreber9813]

Sometimes my day starts the way this movie does :)

[@drewrosecrans9728]

Vinny boy iconic actor hands down 💯🤘🤘🤘

[@snocamo154]

After surviving Covid19 in 2020 and may have gotten it again in 2021, I appreciate the sadder moments of this movie. The helplessness of not being able to save loved ones really hurts. His loneliness following the massive deaths was well portrayed.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

Massive death from a sickness with a higher than 99% survival rate? lol

[@pollypurree1834]

You must have gotten the vaxxx after you had the Coof if you had it again.

[@pierrelapiou1097]

Lol poor américain citizen that had to "survive" covid😂😂😂

[@abc33944]

Make sure you take your 30 boosters, and wear a mask Numpty

[@vuxsux305]

we are all so fortunate to survive such a deadly pandemic. praise fauci!

[@MONSTERMADHOUSETV]

My version of this film was REMOVED from youtube , and the Italian company that claims ownership sent me Proof of the copyright

[@edu45678]

This movie is so creepy but so well done. Nothing like old classics.

[@winstonsmith478]

The first of three films based upon the 1954 novel "I Am Legend" and the one which was most faithful to the novel. The other two were "Omega Man" and "I Am Legend."

[@wwjudasdo]

It's all fun and games until the coffee runs out!

[@Rickswars]

And women

[@cherylcampbell9369]

aahhh. Beautiful old black and white SF, with Vincent Price. Reminds me of when i would stay indoors on a beautiful day, just to watch old movies on tv. Oh wait, I am doing that right now. 😅

[@highwayman187]

Price Karloff Lugosi and Hitchcock Legends that could never be matched by anyone today!

[@lecybernaute7192]

Du grand Vincent Price! Merci pour ce bon classique.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

If you couldn't see it you would know Vincent Price by his unique voice.

[@hj179]

He carries most of this unique film solo on his shoulders. I saw him in a play called "Adele". As soon as I saw the poster I went and purchased a ticket - didn't care about the cost or even the storyline. Probably some melodramatic number. A thrill just to see this man up on stage at a distance from the back stalls.

[@dawnwheeler2649]

I read in the opening credits that this is based on the book “I Am Legend” which was the movie starring Will Smith.

[@frankgordon8829]

Love the closed caption! It's like someone interpreting the words & giving their opinion of what is said. It's sometimes not anything like the words spoken but gets the point across well.

[@jfcdefg]

Probably subs are from the issue with Italian voice track?

[@Omar-wq9dz]

Of all the I Am Legend film adaptations, it would have been interesting to see a version based on the unused John Logan script.

[@johnclonch738]

I grew up a fan of Vincent price movies especially his portrayal of Dr prices, imagine my surprise years later hearing him on the thriller album, to cool.

[@lionheartroar3104]

That voice and presence so singular. Vincent was magic on the screen.

[@solomeoparedes5245]

Vincent Price best horror actor ever!

[@heathergundry7059]

What a wonderful film. The acting is exquisite.

[@paceflchick]

How appropriate. Nothing is new, they've been telling us what's going to happen.

[@paceflchick]

Now a bat bite is involved. Dr. FAUXCI? Brought to you by Pfizer?

[@user-bo8zc3fk1b]

Thanks for uploading this gem of a movie. Yes, I am an African American female millennial and I LOVE old movies. Classics never go out of style.

[@junbug4997]

Your a black woman ok. Real Africans hate when you call yourselves that you were born in America. Sad not even real Africans want nothing to do with you.

[@cherylcampbell9369]

nice.

[@lookyloo1000]

Vincent Price an absolute legend.

[@heatherpesterfield8121]

Love watching old movies , used to with my mum ,uk was the double bill

[@KatDrivtx7]

I just came across it by chance, and I must say that this film is absolutely incredible! It's a nugget! I'm a fan of science fiction and horror, Resident Evil Silent Hill etc. and the actor is very, very good, nothing more to say... thank you for sharing!

[@carolirvine3367]

Vincent Price is not just very, very good, he is a legend, one of the holywood greats.

[@AtomicElectronCo]

Absolutely the best original suspense master! Vincent Price! Never be forgotten!

[@frankwood7878]

A GREAT CULT CLASSIC STARRING VINCENT PRICE. THE KING OF HORROR MOVIES

[@shaunlaverty8898]

This movie, I Am Legend, and The Omega Man are all based on the book I Am Legend, by Richard Matheson which was published in 1954. The premise is that humans have mutated due to a virus/vaccine he created. As he goes around killing them while they sleep, he becomes the legend, the boogeyman, that will come to kill them in their sleep. He’s the horror story they tell their children. Give the book a read, it’s good and fills in the plot holes well.

[@josemontano7767]

What a great movie it’s 2024 and this is the first time I’ve ever seen it.

[@waynebutler7030]

I love me some Vincent Price He was a good actor back in his day my personal favorite is the haunted Palace and The Tingler

[@garystragar2490]

House on Haunted Hill

[@thomasfleischer83]

I prefer Theatre of blood.

[@hyperkaiju9721]

PHIBES!!

[@randyfitch7911]

I have seen people imitate the voice of Peter Lorre, Bela Lugosi, Claude Rains, Lon Chaney Jr, and everybody imitated Boris Karloff, but I have never seen anybody imitate Vincent Price. His voice was so smooth and elegant. But able to become so 'deliciously evil' that it would give you chills even while you admired how sophisticated it sounded. I really don't think his voice could be imitated. Favorite example: when he did the monologue for Michael Jackson's song "Thriller".

[@bill392]

I agree. No other voice like his. Also, his monologue in Alice Cooper's first solo album _Welcome To My Nightmare_ from 1975, in the song _The Black Widow_ was epic.

[@randyfitch7911]

@@bill392 Actually don't remember that song (but the electroshock therapy takes away a lot). JK. Listened to the song and was amazed. How in the world does he have a voice like that? Total elegant evil. Thank you for directing me to another hidden treasure.👍

[@spagett2487]

Maurice LaMarche comes close to imitating Vincent Price.

[@randyfitch7911]

Just checked him out. He does a very good Vincent Price and about a hundred other voices. Incredible that I've seen him on TV so many times and could not tell it was the same man. I don't know why this guy isn't more famous. Thank you for telling me.

[@Jasonbeck2753]

17:35, the most chill apocalypse ever. You can play loud big band music, put one or two boards on your window and lazily drink yourself into oblivion 😂

[@capnjackgallows3204]

What an excellent movie!!! Vincent price was a master at horror himself peter Cushing and of course the great Christopher lee!!

[@Mrsinterscare]

agreed

[@luislauredabravo2458]

Absolutamente!!

[@chavruta2000]

when vincent price is the most normal person in the world, you got problems.

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

They sure was some beautiful cars back then, i miss them station wagons .

[@VinxTheLinx]

No, it wasn't this film that inspired i am legend with Willie Smith, but both are based on Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend, which I read many years ago.

[@dannylee1987]

Another good movie is the Omega Man starring Charlton Heston !

[@831santacruz]

If I was trapped in a zombie apocalypse like that I would pour paint around my house at night then follow the foot prints in the day .. muhahaha stake thru the heart ! 💔

[@Rickswars]

Me too and tar would make zombies stuck

[@johnbailey5586]

Love the way he says...this convertible would be nice in a room full of hardtops...lol

[@NagyPalZoltan]

Köszönöm szépen, hogy valaki lefordította Magyarra ennek a filmnek hangját és feliratoztta ezt a filmet !

[@CultCinemaClassics]

Köszönöm!! Egyre több feliratot adunk hozzá apránként. Reméljük, hamarosan még több filmet élvezhetsz magyarul. Minden jót neked@NagyPalZoltan

[@weslleygoncalves2265]

Love this movie! Watching this movie about pandemics in this pandemic time we are living now may be useful.

[@jetcarddude]

I have my box of steaks ready to go................On the bar-b-que.....

[@dorrineduncan6362]

GOOD

[@conan84cowen94]

@@dorrineduncan6362 So ir Turned Out To Be A Plandwmic!!

[@jamesbeemer7855]

The technology to isolate that disease didn’t exist when this movie was made . But we do now . And well the idea that a catastrophe of this kind could a cure from Europe is contrary to the prevailing winds .

[@jimbotron70]

Why? Electron microscopes were available long before the movie, so yes, they could isolate the pathogen.

[@jamesbeemer7855]

@@jimbotron70 when ? When was the electron microscope invented ?

[@jimbotron70]

@@jamesbeemer7855 mid 1930s