The Raven
ano yatsu
ano yatsu
yatsu@retro.pizza

we're vegetarians????????

okay, this is not what i was expecting from this movie, but honestly, if Vince is enjoying himself, so am I.

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Mark Shane Hayden
Mark Shane Hayden
msh@coales.co

Tonight on #Monsterdon we're going to do some bird watching! With VINCENT PRICE! You know that means it will be FABULOUS!

Follow or filter the hashtag as you would!

Brad
Brad
bk1e

@strangefour The Black Cat segment in Tales of Terror is a classic, but note that it mixes The Black Cat with The Cask of Amontillado and a lot of comedy.

Ysengrin Blackpaw πŸ”œ AnthrOhio
Ysengrin Blackpaw πŸ”œ AnthrOhio
YsengrinWolf@meow.social

For those of you scrolling through your timeline, you're about to hit a big mass of Monsterdon postings about The Raven (1963).

Should you not wish to read through them, here's how to filter them out, at least on the web browser:
1) right click on the gears & open in a new tab
2) choose "Filters" then "Add New Filter"
3) give the filter a title, check all boxes under contexts, choose hide completely and put "#Monsterdon" in the keyword box.
4) Click on "Save New Filter"

... and you're done.

Space Catitude πŸš€
Space Catitude πŸš€
TerryHancock@realsocial.life

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IDK. I don't really understand the complaints. Within the constraints:

* Adapted from a poem that isn't all that long (and has even less plot, as it is mostly a reflection on the themes of death and loss).

* Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff all need roles (I doubt they cared so much about Jack Nicholson then).

* Roger Corman directing.

* Comedy, but also creepy.

I think it was a pretty solid movie. They had multiple, well-made and well-dressed sets (I wonder if they are re-used?) and some very expressive matte or glass-painting work.

And some film compositing -- did y'all notice the phantom Raven drawing at the beginning was behind a chair! That had to be a film-composite shot. Very nice work for 1963.

And they had to develop a story for a 95 minute feature film.

Angela Korra'ti
Angela Korra'ti
annathepiper@mastodon.murkworks.net

Okay so yeah this was definitely the worst Vincent Price thing I've seen to date, and I say that as someone who owns the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea episode where he guest-stars as an evil puppetmaster that makes living puppet versions of the crew of the Seaview to try to take over the sub. πŸ˜†

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