Alas, I lost my internet connection for a few minutes so I'm behind. Gonna nevermind my bingo card and skip through a bit.
Technical question: the dead man whose hair the raven desired just groaned, indicating that he's not dead--so the hair doesn't count for that recipe?
Foley technician was off quite a bit with that raven at the chamber window...which wasn't a door, BTW.
Well, I was right, wasn't I?
Price chewed up the scenery right out of the gate. Him and his finger.
That's because Vincent Price ALWAYS chews the scenery. What surprises me is that Jack Nicholson is in this along with the usual horror-all-stars in it.
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It's a Roger Corman film, and Nicholson's third time working with him after the director gave Nicholson his first movie role in 1958.
faroutmagazine.co.uk/why-jack-…
Why Jack Nicholson called Roger Corman his “lifeblood”
"I hope he knows that this is not all hot air..."Aimee Ferrier (Far Out Magazine)
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It's a case of someone coming up meeting people on their way down. It might be cruel to say so to their faces, but it is true: Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff starred in two or four of the most important film rôles ever—Lorre was also a lead in the first production of «Die Dreigroschenoper»—but time and addiction and changes in cinematic fashion….
Jack Nicholson at the time was trying to get anything he wrote made into a movie, not couch-surfing but close.
The inserted snide remark was along the lines that the person who portrayed Stereotypical Barbie should not have been cast in that role to make that particular point. Upon review I'm determined to get that statement on paper verbatim.
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Well, if that was actually Lenore, I would have a 3-way bingo, but she's just an imposter.