Friday, 10 February 2012

COMING SOON ! Bluewater's Vincent Price Presents - House of Horrors



Bluewater have just announced an all-new four-issue mini-series from the Master of Horror. The first issue, which is expected out in May, will be written by Jay Katz, and illustrated by Stefano Cardoselli and LP Dopp. Here's the blurb, so far.

Nicholas Stastny is a saintly lad. He loves his maker, his family, and above all, his animals. He loves 'em to death! Experience the most disturbing story from Bluewater yet as we learn the gruesome truths to becoming a "Good Boy."

Available soon.

Thursday, 9 February 2012

London’s Old Vic Tunnels play host to some Hammer horror classics | WIN! The Hammer Vault scrapbook


With the new Hammer horror The Woman in Black, starring Daniel Radcliffe, being unleashed this Friday and a fortnight of classic horror movies from the iconic studio being shown at The Old Vic Tunnels starting this weekend, we have one copy of The Hammer Vault for you to win, courtesy of Titan Books.

This lavishly illustrated book tells the story of Hammer Films through previously unseen treasures from the company’s archive and is a must for any fan of classic horror to own.

To enter, just click on this link to enter.

Friday, 3 February 2012

London's Old Vic Tunnels play host to some Hammer horror classics in February


OK so this post isn't about Vinnie, but do you fancy seeing a a host of Hammer horror in the dark dank depths of The Old Vic Tunnels in London? Well, starting Friday 10 February, theflickerclub.com and Hammer are presenting bloody classics like The Reptile, Frankenstein Created Woman and The Vampire Lovers and bringing them face to face with their 21st century counterparts: Wake Wood, Let Me In and the eagerly-awaited The Woman in Black, starring Daniel Radcliffe.

While the screening for The Woman In Black sold out weeks ago, there's still a feast for fans, with special guests like novelist/film critic Kim Newman, historian Marcus Hearn and Hammer veteran Madeline Smith treating attendees with readings and introductions, plus there's the world premiere of the new HD version of Dracula that's not be missed.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday 11 February
3pm Twins Of Evil
7.30pm Vampire Circus (HD screening)

Sunday 12 February
3pm Hands Of the Ripper
7.30pm The Hound Of the Baskervilles

Thursday 16 February
7.30pm The Lost Continent

Friday 17 February
7.30pm The Vampire Lovers (HD screening)

Saturday 18 February
3pm Dracula (HD world premiere)
7.30pm Quatermass And The Pit (HD screening)

Sunday 19 February
3pm The Reptile (HD screening)
7.30pm The Plague Of The Zombies (HD screening)

Thursday 23 February
7.30pm The Witches

Friday 24 February
7.30pm Dracula Prince Of Darkness (HD screening)

Saturday 25 February
3pm Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell
7.30pm Frankenstein Created Woman

Sunday 26 February
3pm Wake Wood (HD screening)
7.30pm Let Me In (HD screening)

To book tickets online, click here.

Monday, 9 January 2012

1963's The Raven and 1970's An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe | Two fantastic Vincent Price movie score come to CD


Here's the full track listing for the new soundtrack release of The Raven and An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe. While I do have the latter as a 1980 Citadel vinyl release, I hear that the sound quality has been greatly improved. As for The Raven, I'm looking forward to that bonus track.

THE RAVEN
1. Main Title/The Raven Listen
2. Dr. Bedlo/To The Crypt
3. Not Quite Dead Dad
4. The Plan
5. Wild Ride To The Castle Listen
6. Dr. Scarabus/The Castle/Lenore
7. Duel To The Death
8. The Duel Continues
9. The Escape/Quoth The Raven: Nevermore Listen
10. End Titles
11. BONUS TRACK: The Raven Electronica

AN EVENING OF EDGAR ALLAN POE

12. Main Title
13. The Tell-Tale Heart Listen
14. The Sphinx Listen
15. The Cask Of Amontillado
16. The Pit and the Pendulum
17. End Titles

Buy it from Screen Archives Entertainment

Friday, 6 January 2012

Watch Rogues' Regiment (1948) starring Dick Powell and Vincent Price


Even when decked out in a Foreign Legion uniform, Dick Powell looked, talked and acted like an urban private eye. In 1948's Rogues' Regiment, American secret agent Whit Corbett (Dick Powell) joins the Legion in order to track down Nazi war criminal Carl Reicher (Stephen McNally) in French Indo-China.


Hampering his search is a native uprising which consumes most of the film's running time. Vincent Price contributes an amusingly despicable supporting role as Mark Van Ratten, an erudite art collector who sidelines in gunrunning.

Watch the entire film now which I have uploaded on my MrPrice07 Youtube channel.

Monday, 19 December 2011


Sick and tired of the endless festive themed film fare already? Want something a bit grittier than It’s a Wonderful Life, but just as dark? Then why not check out BBC2′s Film Noir season, a collection of classic drama from master director Fritz Lang, including Vincent Price in While the City Sleeps (Thursday 22 December, 12.40am, BBC2) starting today and concluding on Christmas Day. Here’s a sneak peek.

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

The legacy of Vincent Price | The Vincent Price Art Gallery in East Los Angeles

The revamped Vincent Price Art Museum on the campus of East Los Angeles College looks amazing.

Originally opened back in 1957 by Vincent and his wife Mary, the collection includes artworks from Africa, New Guinea, ancient Egypt, Greece, Mexico, North America, South America, and works by important artist from the Renaissance to the present day, with some 2000 items from the Price's personal collection

The new art museum (which opened in May of this year) is the centerpiece of the college’s US$89m Performing and Fine Arts Center that includes workshops, seven gallery spaces and a 120-seat lecture hall for art history classes.

The museum is open to the public four days a week, Tuesday and Wednesday from 12noon to 4pm and Thursday and Friday from 12noon to 7pm.

ELAC's...Vincent Price Gallery from larry abellera on Vimeo.

Monday, 5 December 2011

Bloodbath at the House of Death on The Horror Channel tonight!


Ten years after a gruesome murder takes place at Headstone Manor, a scientific team investigates strange reports of radioactive readings at the grim location. Unknown to the scientists, the Sinister Man (Vincent Price) is conducting a secret ceremony, known as the Night of Blood, in a bid to resurrect The Master. What follows is truly awful.





Don't get me wrong, I love the late Kenny Everett's style humour, but try as I might, I just don't like Bloodbath at the House of Death. It's seems such a waste as it boasts some great talent, including Don Warrington, Gareth Hunt, the divine Cleo Rocos, and Pamela Stephenson (it was probably this film that made her give up acting and become a therapist).

And, as for Vincent swearing, well I still shudder ever time he does.

Showing on The Horror Channel (Sky 319, Virgin 149)
9pm on Monday 5 December 2011


Thursday, 24 November 2011

Guess who features in Famous Monsters' Vincentennial report?



Got the shock of my life today! Famous Monsters (a magazine I loved as a kid and even got a photo published in Issue 151) have featured yours truly in its Vincentennial report, The Presence of Price, on its website.

Click here to read what I had to say about the celebrations in Vincent's hometown of St Louis back in May, plus there's some great comments from the likes of former Fly's David Hedison and Brett Halsey, and Video Watchdog's Tim Lucas.

This has really made my day.

Wednesday, 16 November 2011

Win Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Season 4 on DVD



The voyage comes to an end…

As this ground-breaking action adventure series went into its final series, producer Irwin Allen kicked into creative overdrive, resulting in some of the greatest and weirdest science-fiction television of all time. From Vincent Price’s diabolical puppet master to time-travelling androids and interplanetary kidnappings, this is the show that defined the genre, setting new standards for vision and imagination.

Prepare to dive for the very last time as we join Admiral Nelson (Richard Basehart), Captain Crane (David Hedison) and the rest of the crew aboard the Seaview, the Earth’s most powerful nuclear submarine, and dive deep into the unknown in the highly anticipated final series of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

The 8-disc box-set includes all 26 episodes, plus 3 new versions of the original pilot episode and we have three copies to win, courtesy of Revelation Films.

To be in with a chance, just click on this link for details on how to enter. The competition closes 5pm Wednesday 23 November.


Watch Vincent Price in The Deadly Dolls episode, here.