Fall of the House of Usher

Pros: Poe, Corman, Price.

Cons: a little slow paced

The Bottom Line: This bottom line should be cursed!

Review: E.A. Poe. Vincent Price. Roger Corman. Is that a winning combo or what? Corman was the king of horror back in the 50's and 60's, having directed movies like The Pit and the Pendulum,

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Pros: Price's performance, effective visuals and music, overall inventiveness

Cons: Somewhat limited by budget; rather slow moving initially

The Bottom Line: A worthwhile low-budget effort that manages to create some very tense moments in spite of its restrictions.

Review: Roger Corman's films could invariably be used as a sort of "how-to" for making low-budget films.  While never graced with even a fraction of the budget accorded to today's films, or even studio films of the day, Corman would nonetheless consistently ...

Pros: Great gothic horror for cheap!

Cons: Not much in the way of extras

The Bottom Line: Great stuff from one of the masters of horror and the king of B-movies!

Review: I really do have to admit that Director/Producer/ETC Roger Corman is probably my favorite B movie man. His long list of films are all terrible, but they're all great fun. Pharhana, X: The Man With X-Ray Eyes, Carnosaur, Death Race 2000, Humanoids from ...

Pros: All.It stars Vincent Price.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Rent it.

Review: Starring Vincent Price.

Based on the work by Edgar Allen Poe, this is a
great and classic movie.The House of Usher is
doomed.Madness lurks in its great rooms, and
nothing can save it from destruction.

Vincent Price is...