Chris Warfield, Dick Wilson, Don Brodie
Suspense tale of an artist who is possessed by an invisible evil.
Stats: 52 reviews
Grim retelling of the story "The Horla" by Guy de Maupassant, Vincent Price does admirably as the tormented protagonist. Wonderful, colorful sets and interesting subtext.
Vincent Price is almost a one man show sometimes as he is possessed by an invisible evil tormentor that drives him to kill. His doctor suggests a little time off to pursue some leisure activities (which is what all physicians suggest when you're on the verge of a breakdown & bor...( read more)
Le Horlà de G. De Maupassaint ...i have huge collection of horror books (no modern horror,pls) and the movie it's great. Honest, Perfect Judge Cordier (V.Price) has been possessed by le Horlà when he visited a condemned to death. Cordier kills the man to protect himself. Le Horlà...( read more)
An amazing, colorful adaption of Maupusant's 'The Horla'. Price is excellent as always.
Vincent Price as a madman? Brilliant!!! And this may sound lame, but this movie is the title of Ozzy Osbourne's first solo album after booted out of Black Sabbath, with the greatest guitarist ever in my books; the late talented Randy Rhoads.
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