Award-winning TV horror movie host Dr. Gangrene dissects the best and worst horror movies and more...
Wednesday, September 7
Vincentennial Post #69 - Vincent's Worst Film?
Vincent Price had a tremendous sense of humor, and that certainly included his opinion of some of the lesser films he performed in. This is a herald for the 1940 film GREEN HELL from the Robert Taylor Collection. Green Hell is a jungle/suspense/romance flick starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and directed by James Whale. Vincent, still new to Hollywood (his first Hollywood film was 1938's SERVICE DE LUXE), often gleefully pointed out his role in GREEN HELL as one of his worst. "About five of the worst pictures ever made were in this picture!" He liked to point out a scene in which Joan Bennett, who is supposed to have been lost in the jungle for a week, shows up with one tiny smudge of mud on her face. "Lost for a week, and all she got was a smudge."
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
This interview originally ran in Scary Monsters Magazine #76. I had the pleasure of speaking with John Agar's son, John Agar III. I thou...
-
I got a chance to check out a new independent horror film this weekend called The Odds . It’s a 2018 film, feature-length, made by Uproar Pi...
-
EC Comics weren’t the only company publishing horror comics in the 1950’s, they were just the best, which is why they are remembered to this...
No comments:
Post a Comment