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everyone nicely dressed , polite , normal ... no green haired tattooed foul mouthed pigs

" untalented ,like I am" Mr. Price, sir you were an actor for the ages, a gourmet on par with Wolfgang Punk, an amazing lecturer in multiple subjects, an authority on art collecting and a published author. Your humility and self-awareness do you credit surely but that said, Mr. Price i think i speak for anyone familiar with your work when i say this: Mr.Price, if you don't have talent, thaen I'm not sure talent exists to begin with, because any definition of talent that doesn't somehow overlap with your many notorious and masterful skills is an incoherent nonsense!

I swear Vincent Price could have read a phone book for 2 hours and held people's interest. We truly don't have his like any more.

From the 1940's "crime doctor" to the incredible 1950's B horror movies with physical theater GIMMICKS !

Wow

William Castle was a master promotor. He was a showman

The Great Vincent Price,, i miss u Mr.Price, we need u now good Sir.....😇

What is the name of the tune that starts at 6:32 ?

I thought that it was incredible that you could buy fine art at Sears. Vincent Price was a true connoisseur. I was not around then, but I can truly appreciate this- if I was, I would definitely had invested. I was a very well known artist, until someone broke into my home, and took every piece, and all of the digital backups, so nothing existed after that. Obviously, people had some originals, but as a photographer, I lost over 40,000 images, all back up, cameras, etc. Also, my art supplies of 20 years investment, paintings, sculpture, jewelry that I had made. The police had zero interest in finding anything, or who had done this. I had moved in the day before, so someone had ripped the entire door and frame off of the house and taken all boxes. Nothing returned. I chose to move somewhere isolated to paint and write, so no witnesses.

In the Tingler he put electrodes under your seat to make you feel like the creature was running under your feet in the cinema and also when Vincent Price was performing surgery

So the women were made of strong stuff back then, but the men were scared of horror movies.

Thanks!

I can see how the gimmicks were crazy back then, but they’re pretty tame now. I saw House on Haunted Hill, it was good but insane

I definitely see this man’s influence on John waters

and where is sears now?

What I wouldn’t give to bring back these gimmicks into today’s fleeting movie theaters

Too bad all the art contained the souls of the damned. The pieces were nice and affordable but the screams at midnight were unbearable!

Nothing nicer than Vincent Price talking about fine art for nearly 18 minutes. Here is a list of the art & artists shown for those curious: - Chiryū-juku, Hiroshige - Unsure? - Heinrich Kley - Franco Gentilini - Gustav Likan - Désiré Dihau, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - The Young Entomologist (couldn't find the artist) - Caprichos No. 39, Francisco Goya - Unknown - Louis Legrand - Uknown - The Angel Appearing to the Shepherds, Rembrandt van Rijn - Karl Zerbe I tried to find the name of the art piece shown but for some I wasn't able to so I only put the artist so as to not confuse Further reading on the sears x vincent price collection: www.searsarchives.com/history/art/index.htm

I never seen anything like that.

2021

I'm starting to love his camoes in movie intros

That Hitchcock line was funny cause psycho came out latter and was a box office hit

It was a brave effort!

The Sardonicus Len was smart, cause people are gonna wanna see the movie multiple times to view both endings, so they may have to go 2,3, maybe 4 or more times

My dad sold this stuff for Sears back in the 60s. He collected allot too. My mother still has many works that dad bought.

Wow!!!!

What's with that stupid music added?

Sears no longer has the fine arts collection. I met Vincent Price in 1967. He liked my artwork and said I had a great potential! He said that I was Artist, not just an artist, my work astounds! I had an ability and talent with the human landscape! Then on the set of Thriller I met him again! I was the zombie that came crashing out of the floor. hollering!

Hitchcock copied Castle's promotional techniques when he released "Psycho".

I like this video, I thought it was very enlightening, and a good display of art, and informative.

"If they don't kill you, I will!" One of my favorite things ever.

Hitchcock copy is style or was it the other way around?

I was just 1 year old!

He was a wonderful human being. I met him in 1981 at the Buena Park Wax Museum. I was a small time, third rate weekly reporter, with pretensions for the LA Times. I am now 61, so broke I can only afford RUclips. Art is for everyone--that I can afford...

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01:15 lol he actually threatened his audience from spoilers

2.50 That kid looks like a young Tom Cruz

anybody interested in this video should watch Matinee! 1993 www.imdb.com/title/tt0107529/

What Castle tried to do in theaters (but was often hampered by miniscule budgets) ,they're doing in the theme parks today.

Wow! I'll bet all of the fine art collectors started going to Sears to get the best paintings!

Happy 100th Birthday of William Castle!

I wish there were more mothers like the one that said it was fine for her daughter to watch this film.

If I find this on DVD will I also get a nice ghost flying about my living room? (Thanks for explaining "Emergo" as I had no idea what that meant.)

This so cool they found it in 1980s.