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Dementia 13 (1963)
Directed by: Francis Ford Coppola
A wacky little flick about the Haloren family and the annual ritual of reuniting in remembrance of the death of the youngest daughter Kathleen. The mom works herself up into a frenzy as usual but this year is a little different. There’s an ax murderer roaming around hacking up the residents of the Haloren Estate.
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Thirteen Ghosts (1960)
Directed by: William Castle
What are your thoughts on the supernatural? Well, when you’re broke, an inherited haunted house is still a free house. But this family takes on a lot more than they expected with their new roomies. Fortunately a special pair of “ghost goggles” allows them to see their tormentors.
Also, check out the 2001 version. Takes the ghosts up to a whole other level. Produced by Terry Ann Castle (William Castle’s daughter)
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House on Haunted Hill (1959)
Directed by: William Castle
Classic all the way. Frederick Loren and his “haunted house theme” party. He’s so amusing:) Whoever of his guests makes it through the night walks away (or limps, whatever the case may be) with $10,000. Let the games begin.
I’m not much for remakes, but the 1999 version with Taye Diggs, Geoffrey Rush and Famke Janssen is outstanding! Also produced by Terry Ann Castle. (William Castle’s daughter)
Happy Viewing!