House on Haunted Hill - Murder, She Vlogged
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- House on Haunted Hill is a classic American Horror movie from 1959. This is a plot synopsis on how this movie resembles a mystery fiction story - CONTAINS SPOILERS.
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Anybody call the number on the for sale sign?
I pressed 3, gotta go with the classic
Holy crap! How did she know?!
I don't understand?
How could this be?!
The imdb for this movie credits "Skeleton - Himself". I Just had to share that
Thank you
This is the best thing I have ever read in a UA-cam comment
This makes my love of this movie even greater
It's like that on the end credits for the film too, haha.
“His gravestone did not have Rest In Peace inscribed, and was drafted into skeleton war, fighting bravely in the Army of Darkness, till his death fighting Jason and the Argonauts, running off of a cliff and sinking into the ocean, later regrouping with Jack Skellington in a haunted ship wreck. eventually the war ended, and he decided to become an actor, he struggled getting into acting school getting kicked out repeatably for not having facial mussels. latter securing his first roll in Theater as the skull for Hamlet where he met Vincent Price and later forming a friendship, and staring in house on haunted hill.”
This is the skeleton’s IMDb biography.
Fun Fact: William Castle was known for putting gimmicks in his theater releases. And this film is no exception.
During the skeleton scene, an "actual" skeleton would swing on a pulley in the theater.
Haha, yep! I do wonder how those kind of gimmicks would go over today.
If I remember correctly, it was initially an inflatable that flew over the audience, but kids started throwing things at it to deflate it and make it fly around the room
I heard plastic.
Disney usually puts similar gimmicks into their 3D movies at the theme parks. They seem to go over well with the crowds. Of course, there are few better captive audiences possible than people watching a 3D movie at WDW.
If you love gimmicks, you should take a look at this arcade game called Dark Escape 4D.
I was born while my dad was still in school--being a broke college student, he didn't really have too much for a kid to do, but what he DID have was an incredibly badass old horror movie library. House on Haunted Hill has always been one of my favorites from his library, and despite now having seen it dozens if not hundreds of times now, I still think it aged better than a lot of the other horror movies from the era. Alongside Dr. Phibes and House of Wax, I consider HoHH not just one of my fav Vincent Price movies but one of my favorite movies of all time in general. Warms my heart to see others appreciating this movie, too
Just finished your video on the yaoi paddle lol
Even as a kid, it always bothered me that, architecturally, the interiors of the House on Haunted Hill are incongruous with the exterior.
Really, I think this film works best because all the supernatural elements to which the audience might say "Psh, that's so fake!" ARE fake even within the film. They're exactly the sort of things people in the late 1950s WOULD and COULD rig up in their homes. And the reason they work on the people in the house is that they've had suggestion & isolation used on them to prime them to expect the supernatural. Even the focus on scaring the one young woman helps because, between her and Pritchard, it adds an air of "But maybe..."
Vincent Price was the Christopher Walken/Nicholas Cage of his day, in that if you knew your movie was going to bomb, making him the star would not only save it, & have the additional benefit of preventing the movie from being completely forgotten by time.
Well, that explains Doctor Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine...
My god, that makes so much sense.
yes!!! spot on....he also was in the fly another cult classic b horror film....even jeff captured some of vincent's mannerisms
Vincent Price has acted in a lot of 2 star films. It was only due to him that it got 2 stars instead of 1.
I can listen to Vincent Prince's voice all day. It's amazing.
Same
Agreed he could read the telephone book and make it sound sexy
@@allisonthecat he's a very sexy man, woof
@@MyidolGwen he is what you call daddy material.
Fun fact:
William Castle got Vincent Price to sign on to this, based on the ending and a slice of cake.
I’d work for cake too. 😂
@@Sweetumskitty1789 dunno about cake but a Black Forest Gateaux maybe
Vincent Price
The real life Mr. Ratburn.
I just realized. Technically, Scream is also a murder mystery.
Slashers and murder mysteries usually have the same plot, the difference being the appearance of a mystery. Closed circle, clues, investigation(all those characters investigating weird noises are doing the same as Miss Marple and other mystery characters.)
Brand Gamblin Also, usually in murder mysteries (or at least tamer ones) you don't see the murder happen. In slashers, part of the fear comes from seeing the kill.
One of my favorite lines from Robin Hood Men In Tights: "Looks like a seder at Vincent Price's house."
Damn, that's a *cool* skull on the table.
That's Murray. Is is too cool for school.
Typical skeletons, always wearing sunglasses at you!
A ton of Vincent Price movies are on UA-cam just so everyone knows
I love this movie
the fly is a another good movie of his
The relationship between the husband and wife feels like a perfect blend of Weird Al's "Five More Minutes" and "You Don't Love Me Anymore".
The Phantom of the Opera had the right idea.
However when it comes to critics and reviews, there's never a chandelier around when you need one.
Granny on a skateboard always makes me jump, even after tens of times off watching👻🤣
Granny on a skateboard 🤣🤣🤣
I feel so bad for the actor playing Fredrick in that mid-2000's remake, knowing that no matter how hard he tried, he'd never hold a single black candle to the giant, glittering, gothic, crystal skull-and-bone chandelier that is VINCENT-effin'-PRICE.
It's Geoffry Rush and he does a remarkable job at a Vincent Price impression. I like that they made it their own, not really trying outdo it. Just a solid homage.
@@travisgraham5176 the remake was actually decent i felt .....
That's probably a real skeleton. Probably cheaper to get an anatomical model than to make one then. It was in the 70s and 80s, so almost definitely in 1959.
My grandfather (and my uncle later on) was a shoemaker specialized on orthopaedic shoes. He had a skeleton foot to explain things to the customers and I got that one later - it's real, not plastic.
When I saw this with my twin, neither of us could stop laughing at the ending - a true classic ridiculous horror romp!
I just love seeing characters in older films haphazardly handling firearms. Just slinging those handguns around without any regards for trigger discipline, keeping the barrel pointed in a safe direction or even doing a quick chamber check when being handed the gun.
I thougt the same thing during the clip where Price is showing the gun like a model would show a gadget during an infomercial... with the barrel pointing at the filming crew...
I think the most hilarious example of gun discipline is when Price demonstrates how to fire the gun. He shoots an urn by the fireplace, holding the gun right in front of his wife's face as he fires it. I'm not sure if he wanted her dead, but with that little gesture he would've certainly made her deaf.
gun laws were different back then. almost all kids had a rifle or bb gun.
I was cringing at the way every character handled the "guns." Especially the scene where the lady is running the hall with the gun, oh my goodness.
The only worse case of gun handling I can think of in a movie from that era was Plan 9 From Outer Space, where the lead police inspector keeps wildly gesturing around with his revolver and even adjusting his hat with the barrel of the gun and scratching his head with the front sight, all because the actor wanted to test how far he could push Ed Wood's infamous reputation for only ever doing one take on a scene.
Vincent Price is just to dam likeable to be the villian
Price made a CAREER of playing amiable villains!
The original 13 Ghosts is SO great, they have breaks to tell you to put on your 3D glasses and the ghosts are so silly 😂
I just recently watched the movie for the first time - the RiffTrax version, to be exact. Such beautifully campy horror fun.
Let's get cronked, bitches. Lmao
the part of the girl being "pushed" into the acid was used in one of cinemassacres monster madness openings
I've seen the Rifftrax version of this so damned much there's just no way I can watch it anymore without thinking of the riffs.
The scene in the basement with the "caretaker lady" is my favorite moment. It genuinely creeps me out every time, even the roll-away. Very effective and unexpected.
As a 45-year-old Gen X-er I can tell you Millennials that as you age you learn to ignore certain things and appreciate gems like this film. The goofy skeleton, roller skating hag, tropes, floating heads etc. don't matter because of things like, Vincent Price, the performances and premise of the movie or, rather, I know I wouldn't have been able to when I was in my twenties.
So many great reactions in this one - not to mention an awesome retrospective in movie history!
So many murder-mysteries I love referenced that I am 100% invested in this new series - looking forward to more!!
I remember renting this from the video store in my early teens just before the remake came out. I was just finding out about glorious Price, and with the remake coming out it moved to the top of my list. I remember thinking the house exterior was quite an odd choice (already having the impression from the remake's trailer as tower of horror), but quite enjoyed the suspense and mystery. When I watched the remake, I was definitely disappointed with its ghost hunter vibe, with blatant ghost visuals, as that layer of suspense was gone and only jump scares were left. I remember feeling, even then, that using the same title name was doing a disservice to the original has very little was left from it (although I did develop a crush on Famke). Thanks for providing great commentary on this wonderful gem.
The remake still gets me, it was one of the early movies I was allowed to watch plus famke
There's a remake!
We need the "Head in a box" song as an EP ! It's too good to be forgotten and lost into the limbos of the internet ! I'm ready to march and riot if necessary
RE: the acid pit
I dunno...Sounds like a good way to get rid of table scraps and such without needing to have a garburator.
I'm surprised you didn't bring up that every time Nora screams, it's the exact same sound bite.
The ending scene is perfection. "Eughh! Ueghh. EUGHH!"
Vincent Price's Disembodied Head Floating in Front of a House is my favorite genre!
I love Vincent Price and he is great here. I've seen this movie multiple times. I appreciate your highlight videos as I have the chance to relive my favorites.
One of my favorite guilty pleasure films.
this is one of my fav classic horror - the beginning with the scream and evil laughing scared the shit out of me and a kid, yet I always came back to it
That's a very nice pilot! I like this show so far, already looking for the next episode 👍😸🎻
Now I kinda got reminded of The Haunting from 1963, maybe a another pick for this show. This was really fun to watch. This will become a great series, I'm sure.
Or the classic black and white Sherlock Holmes movies, my mom loved these and I bought them for her, may she rest in peace. You know I think my mom would have loved this show, she was a big fan of murder mystery stories, maybe that's why I enjoyed the video so much, it reminded me of her. She loved Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple.
Another fun fact about the exterior house shown is that George Hodel lived there. He is a long suspected suspect of the Black Dahlia killing. The actual house has a secret room.
I love this movie so much. One of my favorite Vincent Price performances.
I have been on a huge mystery movie kick lately so this came at an AWESOME time for me. I'm excited to see more!
1:04 - Is that the same actor who later starred on Nanny and the Professor?
1:11 - When I was in my teens, I had a huge crush on Vincent Price, even though he was probably old enough to be my grandfather! As you say, he was just so charismatic!
"Oh my god it's Steryl Meep!" - that made me laugh XD
5:43 If this movie were given a MST3K treatment, that moment would've been perfect as a post credit stinger!
So many great moments, personally I’d pick the roller hag. This did get a RiffTrax treatment btw, it’s one of the first movies they did
I love your videos! Have you ever considered doing a vlog of "The Haunting" from 1963? It's more psychological horror than horror mystery but OOO I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. :)
1:38 guy: oh it may have landed harmlessly next to you isn’t a good job I saved you?
Girl: But it was nowhere near me!
Guy: Shush no need to thank me
Girl: I wasn’t!
I used to watch this movie to fall asleep as a kid lol. One of my all time faves!!! I play it at my pizza restaurant every Halloween too.
Keep up the awesome videos!
I remember my friend talking about this movie and how it scared the bejezus out of her. (We were like 7) and I have always wanted to see it since she told me about it
Anyone else get the vibe that Roses is like the real life version of Abbey from NCIS?
Technically, the actress that plays Abbey on NCIS is the real life version of Abbey from NCIS.
Watchmojo actually
Now that's the reason why I have such a big crush on her
@@bfish89ryuhayabusa Abbey's personality is based on Zelda from "Dobie Gillis" .
If you dig this film, you must see the mystery fillm The Bat (1959)!! Vincent Price is in it, but the lead is Agnes Moorehead (you've seen her in Bewitched - but she was also the horror queen of old radio). The film is actually remade from 1931's The Bat Whispers, and the 1926 silent film The Bat, which was said to have been a big influence on the creation of Batman. I'd also go as far to say that Tim Burton references this film in one of his shots in Batman Returns, but I digress- LOOK, at least watch the Agnes Moorhead version. She even plays a mystery writer, you'll enjoy it.
You and Sarah z are my favorite you tubers please keep doing what you are doing
I also suffer from body dismorphia and love the macabre and murder mysteries so I feel less alone having your videos to watch when I’m having a bad day of that makes sense
Wish I wasn’t poor I’d be on the patreon
I loved when they used to put these old shows on normal tv. There are a few stuck in a house survive the night old shows.
I used to watch a lot of these old William castle movies, he also worked on "Straightjacket" which was a lot less gimmicky, and had a tone I think was way different than his normal work. Also it starred Joan Crawford and had Pepsi product placements in the movie because of her connections to Pepsi.
I recently finished reading The Fountainhead, so I found your comments about the house's contrasting architect and interior decor rather _more_ amusing that I otherwise might have. :)
Murder mystery is honestly not a genre I've explored, much. The closest I've come is police/legal procedural television shows, particularly the earlier seasons of Law and Order.
EDIT: I guess there was Stephen R Donaldson's "The Man Who..." series, but that was more a result of exploring the author's works than the genre.
Vincent Price was one of the masters of the horror genre.
The problem I always had with this movie (other than the fact that some impossible stuff, like the rope, is shown, and that the strings holding up the skeleton should have been obvious) is that it's a ridiculously complicated plot for a murder. If he simply wanted to get rid of his wife and her lover, he could have easily just killed them via conventional methods and disposed of their bodies in the acid. It would have simply looked like they had run away together. I mean, why even stage the elaborate party and invite potential witnesses?
I love this movie and its weird Basement Acid Pit. Every house needs a weird Basement Acid Pit. The combination of Vincent Price and William Castle is always Pure Gold. I'd always recommend the ridiculousness that is The Tingler.
I love this movie lol just found out about the color version a year or two ago lol LMAO Vincent and Carol talking bout the fun they had poisoning each other.
I always enjoyed the big "thonk" the head makes when Lance sets it on the table.
Orange hair, and black lipstick. Perfect for October! 😻
Heyo, Roses! Good stuff. I'm here thanks to someone at the Jim Sterling fan thing group thing place thing. Wasn't sure what to expect but oh my! You brought up so many memories with those DOS games you covered, especially Stargoose. And Aldo's Adventure (which you touched on briefly) may actually be one of the first video games I ever played. I am truly thankful for the stuff you do, I may not have a specific identity as a gamer but I do have memories, and a lot of them have had to step aside because no one has talked about Jones in the Fast Lane or Street Rod since I found those as a kid a million years ago. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
This new show is amazing! I really like that! I want more of that!
This is my all time favorite "horror" movie... a Halloween classic for sure! I've bought it on VHS, two DVDs, and now blu-ray. Thanks for your great anylisis of the film!!!
The greatest voice in all of online videos, bar none.
“A chandelier falls…which should be a trope all on its own.”
*Gaston Leroux enters the chat*
Morbid but beautifull 😀. Thumbs up, outstanding video again.
8:24 Love that Hall & Oats Helpline phone number! Great video!
Hey Rose? Have you ever heard of The Hilarious House of Frightenstein? A Canadian horror comedy sketch show from the early seventies made by Billy Vann (The Sonny & Cher Show) and guest starring Vincent Price. Vann played most of the characters and it was filmed in a way that would make it into instant syndication. Vann hired Price for two days, filming a similar intro (zooming in on Price's disembodied head as he recited the intro), a reused closing scene, and about 200 different bits of horror comedy rhymes. Price would tell the crew hollywood stories in between takes. It was essential viewing in Canada, right up until some of the copyrights the show used expired. Available in bits and pieces on UA-cam.
The first thing I thought of when you pointed out the exterior shot was of a Wright building, was the Taliesin murders involving the Wright household. Quite interesting - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliesin_(studio)#Attack_and_fire
Also, I believe this version of the movie is in public domain, and can be found on YT.
Seriously love this, I really hope there's more of this and if your taking any recommendations to review I would love to see one of Agatha Christie's films :)
Hi Roses, since you like murder mystery and children's horror you should definitely check out the anime Detective Conan also called Case Closed in America. It's a murder mystery Manga and Anime aimed at a semi-teenage demographic and has been ongoing since 1994, it remains pretty popular in Japan with older kids all the way up to adults. Seriously I think you'd dig it, it's one of my personal favorites
House on Haunted Hill is such a great movie, it might be one of my favorites! And since you said you like murder mystery in all forms, I was wondering if you like the show Monk. If so, there are books based on the characters (also a few were turned into episodes during the tv show's run)! Lee Goldberg was the first writer.
this is a good series and I want more of it
Things like Murder, She Wrote and Agatha Christie books are one of the reasons I get up in the morning.
This is the movie that convinced me not to fill my basement with deadly acid. Saved me a lot of time and money.
Ok i have been trying to figure out the name of this movie for YEARS!! We had it when i was little but lost it when we moved and none of us could remember the name of it. Now that I know Im gonna go find it and watch it again, thank you!
I knew there was gonna be Laura Bow Music
LOVE this movie! Thank you for mentioning "And Then There Were None" in your Cluedo/Clue vlog....I watched it right after (never saw it before), and was wowed by it! Near the end, when Walter Huston starts to go into his room then turns to camera with a sly smile on his face----creepy! It wasn't until a little later that I figured out who the look was for. No, they don't make 'em like that anymore. Another fave William Castle film is "The Tingler"----I'd see it on tv as a kid (broad daylight) and be scared out of my gourd. Before he was in horror films, Vincent Price was in a little movie called "Laura", very swank, and honey! very handsome. ;)
You look so cute in that Sherlock hat
Raven Dodger I know, right
Thanks Sherlock
Deerstalker?! It's a murder frisbee!
I love this movie so much. I recently made the mistake to watch it followed by the "remake" :-)
Awesome start! Can't wait for the Plan 9 review. 😜
You are my new favorite youtuber.
Would like to see you do a series on the Ellery Queen TV series from the 70's.
Keep up the excellent work!
House on Haunted Hill is the scariest movie I ever watched. Why? Imagine being a kid looking through all the channels on your TV, pressing on "House on Haunted Hill," then greeted with a pure black screen while a girl screaming horrifically in the background. You wait a few seconds to see if anything would change, but it doesn't. I wasn't okay for the rest of the day.
Thanks for uploading this when i got on the bus
I adore this movie. I first saw it when Rifftrax did it and I loved when they did it for the live event too. I fell in love with the movie itself and I've watched it so many times. I really love Frederick and Annabelle. they actually have great chemistry and playing off of each other in their weird freaky way. I wish I could see a version where this is all an elaborate plan that they did together to get rid of an enemy. It would have been fun seeing the two of them running these tactics as a team.
Something tells me that skeleton puppet was just Vincent Price ' s and they decided to incorporate it into the movie
Great video! One of my favorite movies around Halloween time.
I absolutely adore this movie. There’s nothing more comfy than watching this towards the end of Halloween night with popcorn and some good friends.
Reviews of old horror/mystery films would make for a good series. :)
A William Castle review that is not covering a remake!.Yes , please! More of this!. I love his movies!
Love this movie...the cop impression made me laugh for like 20 min 😂
I know this is 2 years old but I have been trying for years to remember this film! I watched it as a kid and that basement with the acid vat and the skeleton stuck in my mind but I couldn't remember it and when I'd describe it no one else knew what I was on about! I was beginning to think I'd invented it so thank you so much! Now if you can tell me what horror had someone climbing a ladder to a attic only to have a faceless nun appear! Cos that's another one I can't remember what it's called.
That is Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. His greatest movie in my opinion!
I saw the Raymond Chandler classic the Big Sleep in the opening montage......and had to tune in!
Sounds like a Scooby Doo episode I've seen, where Scooby had to spend a night in a haunted house
What a night for a fright is the title of that episode! Still one of the creepiest Scooby-Doo episodes!
I am loving this new series pur!!! I'm a huge fan of these movies myself, and love that you chose House on Haunted Hill as the first!!😄😄😄🤓
This movie partially inspired my favorite horror themed board game, Betrayal At House on the Hill
Just came back again to watch this looking forward to the next episode of this series and I really hope Brutal Moose can wander into an episode.
It's great you're trying new things and this is just more goodness with the Roses style. Seeing as we all know you like murder mysteries anyway it suits you well! Love it