Vincent Price, Memorialized on YouTube
Taken from the Vault of Horror, embedded below is a video tribute to Vincent Price that could not be more wonderful. It has brightened my mood every time I’ve watched it. Enjoy:
Which reminds me that I need to hook up a VCR to watch my VHS copy of STRANGE BUT TRUE FOOTBALL STORIES hosted by Vincent Price.
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One of the coolest things I’ve ever discovered is that I share a birthday with this wonderful man. I was six when he died, and ten when I found out he died. I cried for a very long time. His movies were some of my first exposures to the horror genre, and they fostered a love of it that persists to this day. Any time I’m unhappy, I just pop in one of his movies and I’m immediately cheered up. He was a fantastic man.
It really is quite life-affirming, isn’t it?
not a single clip from THE TINGLER or HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL?
WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.
not that i don’t appreciate the abundance of TALES OF TERROR.