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“SUCCESS Is Dependent On EFFORT.” –SOPHOCLES
What’s On Now?! VINCENT PRICE’s Totally Forgotten Classic “SHOCK” (1946)!!!
You Know The Word.
We All Do.
Some Of Us Use It Quite Often, Honestly.
“SHOCK“
Yep.
An Often Used Word, Indeed.
So What Would You Do If I Asked You…
"Hey There, Have You Ever Seen The VINCENT PRICE Flick "SHOCK" Before?"
??? ??? ???
Yeah.
Chances Are You’d Say…
"VINCENT PRICE Did A Movie Called "SHOCK"?!? I Hadn't The Foggiest!!!"
Okay…
…So You Might Not Say It Exactly Like That.
In Fact…
…I’m The Only Person I Know Of These Days Who Still Says..
"I Hadn't The Foggiest."
BUT…
…That’s Not The Point Of This.
THE POINT…
…Is…
…Right Now…
…At This Very Moment…
…I’m Writing To Y’all About This Flick WHILE I’m Watching It.
The Flick Is…
“SHOCK“
(1946)
…Starring…
VINCENT PRICE
&
LYNN BARI
&
ANABEL SHAW
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Basically…
…The Plot Is Rather Simple.
A Woman Named JANET (ANABEL SHAW) Suffers A Great SHOCK When She Witnesses A Man Kill His Wife By Bludgeoning Her With A Candle Stick…
…And Due To Said Great SHOCK, JANET Slips Into A Coma.
As She (JANET) Comes Out Of Her Coma, She Recognizes The Man She Had Seen Kill His Wife.
The Problem Is…
…He’s Her DOCTOR!!!
So Who’s Her Doctor, You Ask?!?
Why…
VINCENT PRICE
…OF COURSE!!!
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If You Want/Need More Info…
…Do Yourself A Favor And WATCH THE MOVIE!!!
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“SHOCK“
…Is A Personal Favorite…
…But It’s A Very Acquired Taste.
I Just Don’t Think Most Horror Fans Would Take To It Too Easily.
This Is More Of A Classic “Suspense” Yarn.
VINCENT PRICE Doesn’t Puff Himself Up And Over-Act In This One.
He Stays Very Calm And Almost Meek.
He’s VERY Unassuming, That’s Fo SHO.
Other Than JANET…
…I Think The Rest Of The Characters Were Dealt A Blow Of…
“SHOCK“
…When It Comes Out That The Doctor Is Indeed The Murderer.
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This Film Is In Black&White…
…And Is Very Subtle.
A Minor Film That Pissed-Off A Lot Of People When It Came Out In 1946.
There Were Many MANY People Who Had Survived WORLD WAR II, But Suffered From Some Form Of SHOCK.
And Those Same People Began Refusing Treatment After Seeing This Film.
Just Goes To Show You How Powerful A Flick Can Honestly Be.
Fo SHO Fo SHO!
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As I Said Before…
…Do Yourself A Favor And Check This One Out.
It’s A Real Diamond In The Rough, And A Totally Forgotten Classic.
Perhaps It’s Time To Un-Forget-It, Eh?!?
EH!?!?!
Again I Say…
Fo SHO Fo SHO!!!
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“I Find That A Great Part Of The Information I Have…”
“A True Friend Is One Soul In Two Bodies.” –ARISTOTLE
“Anger Is Momentary Madness…”
“…The Foulest Stench Is In The Air…”
“…The Funk Of Forty-Thousand-Years…
…And Grizzly Ghouls From Every Tomb…
…Are Closing In To Seal Your Doom…
…And Though You Fight To Stay Alive…
…Your Body Starts To Shiver…
…For No Mere Mortal Can Resist…
…The Evil…
…Of…
…The THRILLER!!!”
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“THRILLER“
By
MICHAEL JACKSON
(1982)
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WELCOME To OCTOBER, My Peeps!!!
WOOT And WOOHOO!!!
My Blog…
“YOU JIVIN’ ME, TURKEY?“
…Will Have It’s FIRST (1ST) BIRTHDAY This Month!!!
So…
…One Is Required To Have As MUCH FUN As Is POSSIBLE!!!
I Figured A Little Bit Of…
MICHAEL JACKSON‘s
“THRILLER“
(an all-time fave of faves!)
…Would Go Over Really Well This Morning!
Wouldn’t You Figure It Like That?!
SWEET ASS!!!
I Figured You’d Be On-Board With Me!!!
Especially Since I Went With The Portion Of The Song Voiced By…
VINCENT PRICE
!!! !!! !!!
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Stay Tuned All-Month-Long!
What Shall I Be Doing?!
Hell, I Dunno.
Honestly, I Plan Day-To-Day.
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But I’m Sure I’ll Be Able To Come Up With Something.
Ya Hear?!
GREAT!!
KNEW YOU WOULD!!!
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I’m Actually One Of Those Peeps Who Enjoys “THE OMEN” Much More So Than “THE EXORCIST” Though It Could Be Because Of My Love Of GREGORY PECK! It Doesn’t Matter Why…
…I Simply Love LOVE “THE OMEN”!!!
Excellent Choice By Mr. FISTER, Eh!?! EXCELLENT, Indeed. π
-BRAD
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