Classic Ghost Movies (1962)

Synopsis: Three cult classic horror titles from the past fill out this program of ghost stories. DOMINIQUE (1979) starring Cliff Robertson and Jean Simmons, CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) starring Candace... Three cult classic horror titles from the past fill out this program of ghost stories. DOMINIQUE (1979) starring Cliff Robertson and Jean Simmons, CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) starring Candace Hilligoss, and DEATH AT LOVE HOUSE (1975) starring Robert Wagner and Dorothy Lamour are the films included. DOMINIQUE: A woman who believes that her husband is trying to drive her insane hangs herself and then comes back to haunt him. CARNIVAL OF SOULS: Made in 1962 in Lawrence, Kansas for very little money, Harvey's CARNIVAL OF SOULS has become legendary for it's ability to create a tensely creepy atmosphere with virtually no special effects. A young woman (Hilligoss) is involved in a car crash when her car falls off a bridge while drag racing with some friends. After she pulls herself from the river, she moves to a new town to take a job as a church organist. Meanwhile, a distinctly eerie and hollow-faced man in a black suit seems to be following her wherever she goes. The effective organ score enhances the film to great effect. DEATH AT LOVE HOUSE: A young man becomes possessed by the spirit of the late silent movie queen who once had an affair with his father. Made for television. [More]

Starring: Cliff Robertson, Jean Simmons, Robert Wagner, Dorothy Lamour

Starring: Cliff Robertson, Jean Simmons, Robert Wagner, Dorothy Lamour, Kate Jackson, Candace Hilligoss

Director: Herk Harvey, E.W. Swackhamer

Director: Herk Harvey, E.W. Swackhamer

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