I met Vincent Price at the Los Angeles College Art Gallery when I was sixteen. He had endowed it with many works of art. I was sitting in front of a Matisse that had belonged to him when he came over and sat down next to me. He spoke for some time, encouraging my plans. Needless to say I was a bit starstruck, but he was a wonderful warm-hearted man, a true gentleman.
I miss the days when the sound effects were the same volume as the dialog. Since THX, by the time I get the volume loud enough to hear the voices, the gun shots blow my speakers.
You're right. These days the actors mumble so you have to crank the sound and then something explodes and you're waking up the whole house. It's really uncalled for.
Vincent Price and Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing are the ultimate trinity of horror film actors and they made so many different cult classic terror movies during several decades.
Figured it was Italian based on the credits. That's the crew that did the Man With No Name trilogy. They also worked on High Plains Drifter. Very good crew.
I realised it was in southern Europe from the buildings seen during the opening scenes, but once the characters were introduced and we see Morgan at home I forgot about that because everything was clearly being portrayed as American :)
My Father taught me about classic cinema, and I thank him greatly for forcing me to watch movies like these as a youngster, now as a 37 year old man, I truly appreciate them more, and think of him smiling down every time I watch them. Movies were better back then, even I'll admit that. I guess they weren't pushing the "AGENDA" so much like they do now.
They did not have agendas back then. They concentrated on story, script, acting etc oh and making a good film. None of those are on Hollywoods list when planning a movie now.
Saw this movie on Seymours Fright Night. Any kid that grew up in LA during the seventies watched Seymour Fright Night on Friday night sleepovers. I had a great childhood!
Have you seen Time Bandits? Still you need to pay to watch it. I was lucky and saw it in the theater and HBO was the last place. It's still a cult classic today.
@@GoHomeKamala Time Bandits is AMAZING. I saw it in the early '80s as a small child and it is so otherworldly and so much unexplained. I'll not go any further as to not spoil it for anyone who has not seen it but it's the kind of movie that sticks with you for life. I cannot imagine seeing it in the theater. I still have it on VHS.
@@Vile-Flesh I want my own copy! From the Beatles, George Harrison helped to get it filmed by funding it. Several lines in it are contrary like evil needs good or in reverse. As I watch it I didn't hear it and that's my only issue. I like the weird so I'm glad us weird people hang out! Do you know of the best vampire movies, Subspecies. There are several of them and directed old school. A new one is out that I haven't seen because I need it full screen.
@@Vile-Flesh I had a comment come down here. George Harrison funded the movie. English James Bond was in it, forgot his name darn it. Look at Subspecies vampire movies. They're also cult's films and each Halloween I watch one.
I like the remake with Charlton Heston too, because he is another great actor, but the version with Vincent is much more creepy, well, and his voice is legendary.
My only complaint about Omega Man is that it was not long enough by far. I wanted to see more of his daily routine and day to day survival. Such a good movie. I didn't discover it until 1997.
This is another perfect example of why a film shouldn't be colorized unless it is going to be done by someone who really wants to spend the money that they will probably never recover to do it right. Thank you for the upload all the same.
Great actor Vincent Price, the same one who voiced Michael Jackson's Thriller, and his last appearance in Johnny Depp's Scissorhands. Thanks for sharing this movie.
I’ve seen this a number of times and never tire of it. It’s just so good. I’m watching this end of times movie now to escape from this very difficult world we live in.
My favorite actor as a child. I watched everything he did. This was probably the one that really stayed with me the most. His other movies were scary. This movie frightened me. It was so different than the other movies.
OMG, VINCENT PRICE!!! HE was one of the best, and one of my most favorite, horror actor!!! HE also did the scary voice in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" song!
Absolute LEGEND! I suggest you three of his movies in which he is outstanding: the two Dr. Phibes movies and, above all, Theatre of blood (or Blood theatre, i can't remember).
@@uuuultra nah, he was honest that this and the book zombies that ate Pittsburgh were his inspiration. Not a hack at all, he created the modern zombie in cinema. These were vampire ghouls remember?
There are too many crap free movies on UA-cam but this is an absolute treat and treasure. I would have to move somewhere easier to fortify than Vincent's humble abode.
Vincent Price has to be the most killed off actor in Hollywood. Just once i would love to see him alive and smiling at the end of a film. Im sure there are some like that, but surely not many. Huge crush on him when i was a teen, and have always loved watching him. He was also a great chef, and very funny. R.i.P.
I had a huge crush on Vincent Price too, back in the 1970s, when I was in my 20s. 11 months after I had a scary dream about him back in 1973, and I've been a fan of his ever since.
This movie terrorized me as a kid. It'd always go on at like midnight on a Friday or Saturday night in NYC when I could stay up to watch it. After a few times of watching it I realized that watching it meant I'd be up all night unable to sleep. I avoided it at some point.
Some of the most accurate technically written dialogue in the history of cinema. And I believe the academy blew the best actor award that year by passing up Vincent Price's performance as Dr. Fauchi, just magnificent.
@@Lupi33z Note the similarity with Dr. Fauchi of the movie and Dr. Fausci of the real world-wide plannedemics for 5 world presidents? In the USA anyways ... The plannedemic character was real evil. AIDS kingpin, Legionnaires, various flus, Ebola, and more including the 2019 to present fiascos.
Tingler kept me away from the Sunday matinee for quite awhile in the sixties. When I saw the scene in Tingler where it was released/escaped into the movie theater my feet went up on my seat and didn't come down until the movie ended then I made a B-line for the exit! The Fly and House on Haunted Hill was also the scariest for us kids in the fifties & sixties, then along came Night of The Living Dead!
I met Vincent Price in the fall of 1992 at a car dealership in Santa Monica, we were both looking for cars. He was in a wheel-chair and looking for a van to accommodate it. I told him I like his part in Thriller and he looked annoyed and shooed me away. I was in my early 20's at the time, it was kind of amazing to bump into him.
How cool Vincent Price told you to BLANK OFF and you were honored. LOL The man was in a wheel Chair looking for a Van to accommodate his situation. I imagine Price wasn't in the best of moods. Price died on October 25th, 1993. So you were lucky to have met him soon before he passed away.
Could be after lifetime, creating his own brand of horror movies. He would be quite chagrined, that perhaps he would only be remembered for his couple sentences narration of a Michael Jackson song
@@rosswatson9144Exactly, it's quite disappointing! People only remember his performance in the Michael Jackson song, while he had an incredible film career!
Здесь больше смысла, чем в последующей версии. Фильм более законченный. Понимаю, что современные фильмы заканчиваются неопределённостью, чтобы потом снять продолжение.
Здесь нет смысла. Откровенный дебил, главный герой, делает всё абсолютно конченым способом. Он бы сдох, в первые 5 часов. Ни единого шанса на выживание, с такими умственными способностями, у него не было.
The movie is adapted from the book “I Am Legend” by Richard Matheson. None of the movie adaptations; “Last Man On Earth” (1964), “Omega Man” (1971), and “I Am Legend” (2007) do the book justice. This book inspired “Night Of The Living Dead”.
I feel like the characters need to work on communication. At the end, I wonder how different the outcome would be if instead of shouting 'STOP YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND' she'd shouted 'HE HAS A F--ING CURE!!!'?? Also it's weird how lapse the Dr is with the threat of the impending assault. She warned him it was coming he's like "Lol, it's OK, let's do it tomorrow, Futurama's on RN."
Any movie where Vincent Price has played a role you can count on a non Disney ending!!! His movies are always the best bed time stories!!! From Fall of The House Of Usher on to this one!!! Great bedtime stories of misery and woe!! Mmmhhhmmmm makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
A true classic on a budget that would not pay for catering on set nowadays. Based on the fantastic novel I AM LEGEND By Richard Matheson. Vincent Price was always convincing in nearly every role he played. I would not have cast him for this part and yet he is just about perfect in this movie. He seemed like a man with a conscience and before the movie ends it is pretty obvious he has regrets. It's also conveyed that the new society will not be much of an improvement over the prior one. Has tragedy in the conclusion. Clearly had heavy influence on the end of THE OMEGA MAN with Heston. I always enjoyed Vincent Price when he played ordinary men in extraordinary situations. Price was typecast as the mega villain and made a lot of money in those films but he is really good just playing decent people who don't have all the answers.
I never heard of this movie but am going to watch it for sure. I remember watching Vincent Price in the Theatre of Blood movie when I was a kid, never forget that "Poodle Pie" scene.
When I watched this again years ago I thought I was experiencing a Mandela affect. I swore Vincent Price was the bad guy and the good guys were trying to cure him. I hadn't seen it since I was really young though and watching all of Vincent Price's videos as a kid they get jumbled up in my head.
I actually remember watching this as a kid. ! He was the best ! Thank you ! He is much missed, that's for sure ! I miss them all. Thanks bunches ! ❤ 🙏 jomama-not tommy
I like how their poor, blind daughter kept calling out wanting comfort, and they never responded to her. She would cry "Mommy! Where are you?!" Then they would stare at her for a moment before speaking to each other.
Удивительно, как с таким минимумом выразительных средств создавались шедевры и способы донести правду. Есть определенная наивность погонь и борьбы, и традиция кинематографа чуть не с начала 20 века, стилистика немого кино. Довольно сильные семейные сцены, потери детей, любимых. А что касается сцен раскрытия замыслов всего этого безумия, укуса летучей мыши?! - это прямо слов нет. 😊
My old English teacher in 10th grade looked and talked exactly like Vincent Price even dressed like him same hair . He could have been a body double Mr. Benjamin Hillcrest was his name I’m sure he’s probably passed away by now or in his 90s and I was in 10th grade in 1994 and he was easily 55-65 back then.
Late Vincent Price,also very memorable as the Witchfinder General in the film of the same name,upon approaching burning the witch,would read from the scroll,in the year of our lord 1700 etc.
Damn, this version is much more dark than the "I am legend" one. The poor dog was killed before they even became friends. I was hoping for him to find a friend. And the fact that there are other people alive that wants to kill Robert. Edit, oh damn they killed him.
I met Vincent Price at the Los Angeles College Art Gallery when I was sixteen. He had endowed it with many works of art. I was sitting in front of a Matisse that had belonged to him when he came over and sat down next to me. He spoke for some time, encouraging my plans. Needless to say I was a bit starstruck, but he was a wonderful warm-hearted man, a true gentleman.
I miss the days when the sound effects were the same volume as the dialog. Since THX, by the time I get the volume loud enough to hear the voices, the gun shots blow my speakers.
You're right. These days the actors mumble so you have to crank the sound and then something explodes and you're waking up the whole house. It's really uncalled for.
@@threeleggedman yeah, I'm a volume jockey when I'm watching movies. They're talking 35. BOMBS 15.
Same with music in films you cant even hear the actors speaking and the music blares out like you have 1000 watt amp running,
@@ZombasticRexevery halfway decent media player has some kind of audio compressor built in. It really helps with this problem.
You need better speakers.
The real OG “I am Legend” movie. Vincent Price has one of the most iconic voices in cinema. Thank you for sharing these classics!
The "I am Legend" is closer to the "Omega Man."
Two close movies, this one, and the omega man!
@@aretee3I am legend is the name of the novel on which Omega Man was based.
I must seek Omega Man.
Charlton Heston did it better than anybody in Omega Man
Vincent Price one of my favorite horror movies actor. His voice is a classic. There will never be another one like him.
100% with you!
Yes!!
😢
no joke.!!!!!!! 👍🏼
Obviously 🙄
Vincent Price and Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing are the ultimate trinity of horror film actors and they made so many different cult classic terror movies during several decades.
Boris Karloff
@@bartuutgrunn622
and bela lugosi and lon Chaney jr and a few others, i just chose the big 3 imo.
John Carradine, Peter lorre
Vincent Price and Christopher Lee shared the same birthday, 27th of May, and peter Cushing was only one day out on the 26th of May.
Yes. And I married Lon Chaney’s grand daughter! Her mom looks just like Lon!🐺
Zombies back then were so well dressed and actually behaved more respectfully. Unlike the uncooth Zombies of today.
@@JimL2883 okay. i slightly grinned at that
Good old 60s and 70s horror films, when everyone wore suits and talked formally!
They were vampires
Luton 👍
@@dustinclark3390 True but not really. It just so happened that they hate garlic and hate their reflections.
What is great about this movie is showing him with his family and friends, and his work. It gives a better understanding of what happened.
filmed in my neighbor in Rome, Italy. I can recognize buildings and roads from Southern Rome (EUR). Amazing
I didn't realize that it was filmed in Rome. I thought it was Hollywood! Now I know.
Figured it was Italian based on the credits. That's the crew that did the Man With No Name trilogy. They also worked on High Plains Drifter. Very good crew.
I was wondering why those micro soviet cars were in there
I realised it was in southern Europe from the buildings seen during the opening scenes, but once the characters were introduced and we see Morgan at home I forgot about that because everything was clearly being portrayed as American :)
@@trentdawg2832 Not Soviet, but Italian
Vincent Price was a national treasure!
He was just a damn actor.
@@Danyahl He was a GREAT actor.
.....the son of a candy store owner - young Vincent Price grew up in St. Louis .
NO, dammit...a World Treasure!
@@ryomichael Agreed!
A 1960s B movie is 10X more entertaining than today's 200 million dollar movies and shows.
Plain straight facts! Always loved this version of “I Am Legend”.
Beacouse it was filmed by Italians and not hamburger brains.
@@BruselskySluzebnikif it weren’t for the “hamburger brains” no one would be filming anything.
@@timothyq.5070 oui alors ça veut dire aussi que " Je suis une Légende" avec Will Smith ont copié sur ce film ?
@@gevideoman I’m sorry i don’t understand?
My Father taught me about classic cinema, and I thank him greatly for forcing me to watch movies like these as a youngster, now as a 37 year old man, I truly appreciate them more, and think of him smiling down every time I watch them. Movies were better back then, even I'll admit that. I guess they weren't pushing the "AGENDA" so much like they do now.
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@@raffaeleservillo930Italian karate chops come wrapped in velvet gloves.
@@raffaeleservillo930denuncia stocazzo 🤡
@@jaguarvssnakeno chops in there, just shitstains or drunkard puke
They did not have agendas back then. They concentrated on story, script, acting etc oh and making a good film.
None of those are on Hollywoods list when planning a movie now.
Saw this movie on Seymours Fright Night. Any kid that grew up in LA during the seventies watched Seymour Fright Night on Friday night sleepovers. I had a great childhood!
SEEEEEYYYMORE.. Happy childhood.
Have you seen Time Bandits? Still you need to pay to watch it. I was lucky and saw it in the theater and HBO was the last place. It's still a cult classic today.
@@GoHomeKamala Time Bandits is AMAZING. I saw it in the early '80s as a small child and it is so otherworldly and so much unexplained. I'll not go any further as to not spoil it for anyone who has not seen it but it's the kind of movie that sticks with you for life. I cannot imagine seeing it in the theater. I still have it on VHS.
@@Vile-Flesh I want my own copy! From the Beatles, George Harrison helped to get it filmed by funding it. Several lines in it are contrary like evil needs good or in reverse. As I watch it I didn't hear it and that's my only issue. I like the weird so I'm glad us weird people hang out! Do you know of the best vampire movies, Subspecies. There are several of them and directed old school. A new one is out that I haven't seen because I need it full screen.
@@Vile-Flesh I had a comment come down here. George Harrison funded the movie. English James Bond was in it, forgot his name darn it. Look at Subspecies vampire movies. They're also cult's films and each Halloween I watch one.
I like the remake with Charlton Heston too, because he is another great actor, but the version with Vincent is much more creepy, well, and his voice is legendary.
High price to pay for the gravel voice.. he died from Lung Cancer ♋️
Omega Man… 1971 our army basic training company treated us to that movie.
My only complaint about Omega Man is that it was not long enough by far. I wanted to see more of his daily routine and day to day survival. Such a good movie. I didn't discover it until 1997.
@@speedfreak8200 We all die from something
I also really like Omega man. I grew up in Germany and that movie was shown on German television quite often in the early 80s.
This is another perfect example of why a film shouldn't be colorized unless it is going to be done by someone who really wants to spend the money that they will probably never recover to do it right. Thank you for the upload all the same.
Disagree. It wasn't bad.Anything is better than B&W.
@@dressedupangel9076 Every image is black and white until the RGB filter is applied. Every single one. Cheers.
Great actor Vincent Price, the same one who voiced Michael Jackson's Thriller, and his last appearance in Johnny Depp's Scissorhands. Thanks for sharing this movie.
I’ve seen this a number of times and never tire of it. It’s just so good. I’m watching this end of times movie now to escape from this very difficult world we live in.
Try watch within u.. Much better solution. Stay calm : )
DON'T BUY SOME GUN.
Trust God, even though lifes not meant to be a rose garden.
Life has been terrifying and fascinating all at once lately, I watched the Terminator Series and Stargate again. I have a lot of questions.
and what country do you live in?
I love these movies, they could give you paranoia without taking any drugs
You're not taking the right drugs!
@@deerazor8280calm down druggies
Вот точно!
On drugs it's a comedy movie. 😛
Every movie where Mr Price is playing is a must watch movie, love every single of them and His way of acting. thank you for upload these movies.
One of my favorite Vincent Price movies.. All good but one of my favorites. Quite the character he portrayed. Followed him everywhere.
My favorite actor as a child. I watched everything he did. This was probably the one that really stayed with me the most. His other movies were scary. This movie frightened me. It was so different than the other movies.
OMG, VINCENT PRICE!!!
HE was one of the best, and one of my most favorite, horror actor!!!
HE also did the scary voice in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" song!
Hell Yeah!!
Woww!!really?great!! 😮😀❤
Absolute LEGEND! I suggest you three of his movies in which he is outstanding: the two Dr. Phibes movies and, above all, Theatre of blood (or Blood theatre, i can't remember).
And way before Thriller he did The Black Widow by Alice Cooper.
It's got that quirky sense of humor we all know and love.
Also Alice Cooper welcome to my Nightmare
This was 4 years before Night of the living dead!!!! Amazing!
Romero is a hack!
Graveyard Carz
@@uuuultra nah, he was honest that this and the book zombies that ate Pittsburgh were his inspiration. Not a hack at all, he created the modern zombie in cinema. These were vampire ghouls remember?
@@wbaldwin666 exactly. it really annoys me to see Romero described as a hack.
May 27, 1911...Happy Birthday Mr.Price🥰 and thanks to CCC for the upload
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is he still alive?
@@uuuultra No. He died in 1993.
Wow, he was only 52 in this movie. He looks like he's in his 70s.
@@Sid-gu5qk 70s? Your family must have very good genes or you have never seen and 70 years old human
its just as good in black and white! classic movie! i love older movie's without a bunch of cgi and special effects! thanks for posting!
Absolutely loved Vincent Price terrific actor so talented ❤
There are too many crap free movies on UA-cam but this is an absolute treat and treasure.
I would have to move somewhere easier to fortify than Vincent's humble abode.
Vincent Price has to be the most killed off actor in Hollywood. Just once i would love to see him alive and smiling at the end of a film. Im sure there are some like that, but surely not many. Huge crush on him when i was a teen, and have always loved watching him. He was also a great chef, and very funny. R.i.P.
I had a huge crush on Vincent Price too, back in the 1970s, when I was in my 20s. 11 months after I had a scary dream about him back in 1973, and I've been a fan of his ever since.
This movie terrorized me as a kid. It'd always go on at like midnight on a Friday or Saturday night in NYC when I could stay up to watch it. After a few times of watching it I realized that watching it meant I'd be up all night unable to sleep. I avoided it at some point.
Lots of points with absolutely no meaning. Thanks for sharing.
@@sullacicero2610 Are you mad?
The Tingler was my "OMG Vincent Price has scared me permanently awake" movie 😳
WPIX? WNEW? or WWOR?
@@sullacicero2610 what is your problem?
Vincent Price's eyebrows have more acting ability than most actors today. My God this man was a legend.
Some of the most accurate technically written dialogue in the history of cinema. And I believe the academy blew the best actor award that year by passing up Vincent Price's performance as Dr. Fauchi, just magnificent.
the bit by a bat part must've been the inspiration for the bat soup story at the wet market... they really did a number on the world in 2019
@@Lupi33z Note the similarity with Dr. Fauchi of the movie and Dr. Fausci of the real world-wide plannedemics for 5 world presidents? In the USA anyways ... The plannedemic character was real evil. AIDS kingpin, Legionnaires, various flus, Ebola, and more including the 2019 to present fiascos.
Way better than the Will Simp film.
Will Thump 😂
I don’t know what it is but I find these old horror films more sinister than the modern ones
Tingler kept me away from the Sunday matinee for quite awhile in the sixties. When I saw the scene in Tingler where it was released/escaped into the movie theater my feet went up on my seat and didn't come down until the movie ended then I made a B-line for the exit! The Fly and House on Haunted Hill was also the scariest for us kids in the fifties & sixties, then along came Night of The Living Dead!
Vincent Price IS horror! Goes back to old radio days. The GOAT🏆
I love when the zombie yells “Morgan” !!! They know he’s home. 😂😂
Dans le film, celui qui crie "Morgan" est son beau-frère donc le frère de la femme de Morgan. C'est cohérent qu'il connaisse sa maison.😉
Vampires, not zombies
@@judgeprime3730 yes.
@@judgeprime3730это первый фильм где я вижу что зомби вампиры
@@judgeprime3730 How are they vampires if they can see their own reflection? Or die from metal tipped spears?
This 1964 film is a closer adaptation of the 1954 novel I am Legend by Richard Matheson than the 2007 version of the same name starring Will Smith.
Si claro, el mismo Matheson participo en el argumento
Will who? Never watched his movies, never will.
@@dressedupangel9076 :)
film girato a Roma 😊
@dressedupangel9076 he's not watched yours neither.....lol
Youd think with all that time on his hands, he'd board up the windows better.
Something happened to the car. After he drove a stake into the lady the Chevy became a,1958 Ford
@@JamesPilkenton-se5cxlmao also when he is on the hill, and throws the torch, it became a 58 Ford there as well.
Shape-shifting zombie car.
i have never been able to finish this boring a f movie. but trying now
He didn't know how to use a hammer effectively?
This movie is better then half the content on youtube
Statistics sound somewhat lame sometimes.
He was too far gone in the end, but should have told them the secret.😢 Well, she did, didn't she.
Love Vincent Price, especially "The Fly" what a stellar performance. Heard about this since a big fan of Charlton Heston in Omega Man.
And The Tingler
I met Vincent Price in the fall of 1992 at a car dealership in Santa Monica, we were both looking for cars. He was in a wheel-chair and looking for a van to accommodate it. I told him I like his part in Thriller and he looked annoyed and shooed me away. I was in my early 20's at the time, it was kind of amazing to bump into him.
How cool Vincent Price told you to BLANK OFF and you were honored. LOL The man was in a wheel Chair looking for a Van to accommodate his situation. I imagine Price wasn't in the best of moods. Price died on October 25th, 1993. So you were lucky to have met him soon before he passed away.
@@TJIRISH44WOW! Way before Halloween! 😢
Could be after lifetime, creating his own brand of horror movies. He would be quite chagrined, that perhaps he would only be remembered for his couple sentences narration of a Michael Jackson song
@@rosswatson9144Exactly, it's quite disappointing! People only remember his performance in the Michael Jackson song, while he had an incredible film career!
He did stuff with Alice Cooper too. He was also in Edward Scissorhands. I remember lots of old scary movies long before those too though.
VINCENT PRICE IS SO DARN AWESOME AND HIS VOICE IS EXTREMELY UNIQUE.
'Unique' is a superlative. There is no need to add 'extremely'.
@@hunterluxton5976 I bet you're fun at parties
@@FVine I don’t think he ever gets invited to parties? 😆
@@totigerus I'm making a statement? Lol, like OMG...you know what I mean? Lol these boomers is so cringe bro, you get me? Teehee heeee
Unlike the other actors cast in this role, Price actually convinces as a scientist.
Wow i can't believe this old classic popped up, it's a great film.
this movie is so good, way ahead of its time
Woke-free, no hip-hop/rap, talented acting. Loving it. Seen it more than a few times, but the aforementioned positive points keep me coming back.
Your comment is satire, right?
@@brianarbenz1329 30 thumbs up for him. 5 for you.
Turns out, you're the satire.
@@brianarbenz1329it's called being based 😎
It helps to just be direct. You're a White Supremacists/White Nationalist. Is that the message you are sending?
This world today is garbage, take me back to this era
It s not a "spaghetti horror", it s one of most beautiful italian movies, please show respect to this Masterpiece
Здесь больше смысла, чем в последующей версии. Фильм более законченный. Понимаю, что современные фильмы заканчиваются неопределённостью, чтобы потом снять продолжение.
Bingo
Да, несмотря на альтернативную концовку , которая хоть немного проясняет
@@sadko_guslyar
Нужно всё же прочесть книгу. Кажется она есть в сети. Мб на этих выходных.
Здесь нет смысла. Откровенный дебил, главный герой, делает всё абсолютно конченым способом. Он бы сдох, в первые 5 часов. Ни единого шанса на выживание, с такими умственными способностями, у него не было.
1956 chevy wagon. Just as classic as Vincent Price
Then his second choice was a 56 Ford wagon
@@tracywegers7694 *1958
@@tracywegers7694exactly. Did they think viewers wouldn’t notice?
'58 Ford wagon.@@tracywegers7694
That's what is keeping me here
Mr Vincent Price, immense!
One of the best Horror movies ever.
and the moral of the story is: "it`s not the Zombies you should fear, but the so-called humans, dear!"😔
People in authority with a shot ear.But worse are those who are not even able to sacrifice an ear for the sake of well-being.
And it will always be thus.
I remember seeing this probably 50 years ago when I was a little kid. It scared the hell out of me.
Still scares the hell out of me. The disease is scary enough. Human behavior is scarier.
Jazz is the ultimate weapon, 10 mins of listening to that, will drive any man, or zombie, to distraction
awesome movie. Richard Matheson such a great writer. Hell House, Shrinking Man, script wrote for some classic horror.
大好きな映画なので観られてよかったです！素晴らしい映像と音声をありがとうございます！
Vincent Price was the King of Horror movies!!!
WOW much better than cocky zombie movies today!😊
Vincent Price (AKA Ratigan) who also cast in this 1964 movie. God, I still missed him SO MUCH
I thought this movie was lost. Only seen it once. 60s first zombie movie.
So this is what the inspiration for "The Omega Man" was. I was not aware of this film until now.
The movie is adapted from the book “I Am Legend” by Richard Matheson. None of the movie adaptations; “Last Man On Earth” (1964), “Omega Man” (1971), and “I Am Legend” (2007) do the book justice. This book inspired “Night Of The Living Dead”.
Великолепный фильм, ничуть не устарел. Увлекает с первых кадров, держит в напряжении, смотрится на одном дыхании:)
И намного атмосфернее современных)
¡GRACIAS! No escuchar la mejor voz del cine en su idioma original es pecado.
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I feel like the characters need to work on communication.
At the end, I wonder how different the outcome would be if instead of shouting 'STOP YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND' she'd shouted 'HE HAS A F--ING CURE!!!'?? Also it's weird how lapse the Dr is with the threat of the impending assault. She warned him it was coming he's like "Lol, it's OK, let's do it tomorrow, Futurama's on RN."
they weren't going to ruin a nice moment with such insignificance as not being killed
I love the feel of these old movies.
Any movie where Vincent Price has played a role you can count on a non Disney ending!!! His movies are always the best bed time stories!!! From Fall of The House Of Usher on to this one!!! Great bedtime stories of misery and woe!! Mmmhhhmmmm makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
You are nuts, Phil. Get out into the sunshine and get a life.
Great acting at 27:00 as Price moves from laughing cathartically to crying despairingly.
I know it's been a bit digitalised, but what a quality film print for 1964 !
A true classic on a budget that would not pay for catering on set nowadays. Based on the fantastic novel I AM LEGEND By Richard Matheson.
Vincent Price was always convincing in nearly every role he played. I would not have cast him for this part and yet he is just about perfect in this movie. He seemed like a man with a conscience and before the movie ends it is pretty obvious he has regrets. It's also conveyed that the new society will not be much of an improvement over the prior one. Has tragedy in the conclusion. Clearly had heavy influence on the end of THE OMEGA MAN with Heston. I always enjoyed Vincent Price when he played ordinary men in extraordinary situations. Price was typecast as the mega villain and made a lot of money in those films but he is really good just playing decent people who don't have all the answers.
Very good comment, couldn't agree more. I love the everyday man dealing with crazy sh1t.
I never heard of this movie but am going to watch it for sure. I remember watching Vincent Price in the Theatre of Blood movie when I was a kid, never forget that "Poodle Pie" scene.
Omega Man and I am Legend are remakes of this film. I binged watched all 3 back to back during the Covid lockdown, lol.
Which one was better?
@@BOOGiNSOmega Man has better situations and props, and actors.
this is probably one of Price's greatest films. It showed real acting chops.. not where he hams it up.
When I watched this again years ago I thought I was experiencing a Mandela affect. I swore Vincent Price was the bad guy and the good guys were trying to cure him. I hadn't seen it since I was really young though and watching all of Vincent Price's videos as a kid they get jumbled up in my head.
I love these movies especially Vincent Price he was king of horror Price, Cushing, Lee excellent.
Fantastic film and brilliant acting by Vincent price
I have never thought we had the same apocalyptic movies in the 60's....
Oh, sure...in fact, there's a movie from 1951 called "Five" that deals with a word where 99.99 percent of the people have been wiped out.
Twilight Zone has an episode of last man on earth. Also check out The Quiet Earth
If you used a time machine to go back to a previous era, the most shocking things wouldn't be the differences, but instead the similarities.
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Google 'Letter from Iddin-Sin to Zinu'
I have never seen this in color before. Thank you so much.
I actually remember watching this as a kid. ! He was the best ! Thank you ! He is much missed, that's for sure ! I miss them all. Thanks bunches ! ❤ 🙏 jomama-not tommy
I like how their poor, blind daughter kept calling out wanting comfort, and they never responded to her. She would cry "Mommy! Where are you?!" Then they would stare at her for a moment before speaking to each other.
Maybe she shouldn't go to school today 🤣
Why did your gory mind want to look at those scenes I clicked past them
@@Lighttningbolt There was nothing gory about that scene. The dialog was silly. And BTW, it's not real, just a movie.
@@everythingstemporary603 That lil girl suffering and helpless it will affect you movie or real worse than gory just couldn't believe you liked that
Richard Matheson wrote this masterpiece which gave George A Romero the inspiration to create Night of the living dead! 4 years later
Women:"I would not marry you if you were the last man on earth"
Me: "I am legend"
Price’s voice..unmistakable !❤
Encore un très grand film, merci beaucoup !
Удивительно, как с таким минимумом выразительных средств создавались шедевры и способы донести правду.
Есть определенная наивность погонь и борьбы, и традиция кинематографа чуть не с начала 20 века, стилистика немого кино.
Довольно сильные семейные сцены, потери детей, любимых. А что касается сцен раскрытия замыслов всего этого безумия, укуса летучей мыши?! - это прямо слов нет. 😊
That dude calling his name every night would of been catching it early if it was me.
Yep, first bit of wood I turned would’ve gone his way
First to go…..keep my name out yo mouf!!!
……its morgan, get him!!! Ahh hell nah!!!
I think in the book it was his best friend, and that's why he had issues killing him.
This is my favorite Vincent Price movie by far. Am I second favorite thing he did when he was on The Brady bunch😂😂😂.
Yesssss ty for this movie. One of the best men in.horror movies ❤
Priceless gem 💎 masterpiece
People use the saying, “It all seemed like a movie.“ What’s entertainment always becomes your reality. You create it, you live it.
Three years of dealing with those dead guys outside. "Morgan! Do you hear, Morgan?" Each night!
Mijn Favoriete horror acteur ALLTIME!Vincent Price
Seen it a few times in
B and W. But NOW
colorized.....GREAT WOW😅😊
his voice is awesome. i wish there were books on tape being read by him.
AI will do that for you...
The Writer Richard Matheson was the same person that wrote the short story that inspired Spielbergs first movie Duel
My old English teacher in 10th grade looked and talked exactly like Vincent Price even dressed like him same hair . He could have been a body double Mr. Benjamin Hillcrest was his name I’m sure he’s probably passed away by now or in his 90s and I was in 10th grade in 1994 and he was easily 55-65 back then.
thx for posting this AND in 4k.!!!!!!!!
Finalement rien à changer en 60 ans , terriblement d'actualité. Un bon film.
Just wait until T takes office, way more than the same of nothing changes, It will be way worse my friend. Hang on to your furry friends, your balls.
Late Vincent Price,also very memorable as the Witchfinder General in the film of the same name,upon approaching burning the witch,would read from the scroll,in the year of our lord 1700 etc.
5hank you so much, a new classic. I'm shocked I never knew about this one. ❤
#1 movie for zombies,and then Night of the Living Dead
But they're vampires?
@@OscarDirlwood for all intents and purposes they're zombies
@@Lupi33z In what way? They're even described as such
Damn, this version is much more dark than the "I am legend" one. The poor dog was killed before they even became friends. I was hoping for him to find a friend. And the fact that there are other people alive that wants to kill Robert.
Edit, oh damn they killed him.
Humans can't be trusted. The dog could have, but the poor thing was infected.
A spaghetti zombie apocalypse film!