Carnival of Souls (1962) Cult Film | Horror, Mystery | Full Length Movie 

Too bad no English Subtitles!!!!

Please, always put The legends in portuguese !!!!

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@@CultCinemaClassics thank you so much, this movie is a master piece of horror

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Hii😊

I believe this is the Criterion digital restoration.

Go watch “Crowsnest” (2012) or “YellowBrickRoad” (2010) and check back in

Totally agree!

um...no it wasn't

@@andrewmurphy2133 yes it was

Movies were better back then

Good

Seems big to leave out

Yep......everytime I hear an organ playing, I think of this movie!

The old soul is the grim reaper.

You need to dry out pal, they've only just made this film.

You have got to be kidding

Herk Harvey totally understood the macabre and our natural fear of the unknown--especially the biggest unknown question of all: death of course, and not knowing what awaits on the other side (if there even is anything). To an extent, everyone is very curious but so many lock it away in the subconscious and try to avoid thinking about it whereas others explore it the duration of their whole lives basically in some form! The first time (years ago) especially, some of the scenes in this film were totally stark and jarring! He even is sort of exploring the concept of purgatory and our fear of being alone or abandoned. It is such a unique movie. I haven't read much about him; but he was definitely a smart, insightful dude, he knows what is creepy as heck. The only thing similar to this that I've ever seen is the Twilight Zone episode Perchance to Dream. Twilight Zone episode Night Call also captures fear of death and the decrepit similarly but not like Perchance. A couple of episodes the show NIght Gallery were really scary too. Cheers.

Roman Polanski's movie Repulsion is also worth seeing if you'e looking for an unforgettable psychological horror movie.

@@cha5 also the Tenant and Knife in the Water.

@Colin Glass correct: zombie movies generally suck

It is a masterpiece of cinematography. 💗🖤🖤

I came here to make the same comment

he's down right icky

Ya he is a bit rapey

I would run away... fast :-)

🤣 Total creep

this is one of his favourite movies

She got married after the film was completed to become a full-time wife and mother . From Ms. Harper Stacey.

German, of course, beautiful

I wonder if she was ever in Perry Mason, the black and white series.

When and where did you get her autograph? Candace hilligoss was amazing in the film. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

I don’t think it was that she was playing “evil music”, it was that just was more or less just plunking away at the keys instead of playing a hymn and that was seen as disrespectful to the church. “These things have meaning, I assume they did to you!”

There was a remake? Is it under the same title? If you get this message please let me know as I would like to see it. Unfortunately remake can mean mistake. Thank you.

if i had an accident & kept seeing a pale faced man looking like he belonged at a funeral following me I would assume I was dead

Where is that? 🍿

@@guapando Lawrence, Kansas and surrounding areas

Also filmed in Salt Lake City at the old Saltair amusement park

@@jax5434 Correct. That park in Salt Lake is an amazing place, just judging from its appearance.

@@huskyjerk Alas most of it is no longer there. Fires and lake levels have reduced it to just one pavillion used for concerts. I'm not really sure if it is still open.

Agreed 😊

For $33,000 I could do something like this today. All though, this is one great idea already taken. Movies like this and The Terror (1963) are hard to improve upon.

Hey

@Alverthorpe No big stars or special effects. Just many memorable scenes, like when she goes wild playing the church organ, then the minister cries "PROFANE!"

@@sunbeam8866 if I wrote this script he'd be screaming PROPANE with a lit ciggie on the go.

And in this film you can see where he used some footage from his industrial film days. That organ factory was definitely a real industrial mill somewhere.

It is one of my favorite movies, and I am in my mid-20s! It inspired me to dig deeper into films shot in b+w- old classics or new stuff. Highly rec movies such as Tetsuo: The Iron Man or some other beautiful oddities like Eraserhead! I would go with Tetsuo over Eraserhead in my opinion.

Yes nothing of value was made before the snowflake brigade was born , so they believe

This really was a game- changer. Independent, micro-budgeted masterpiece from Herk Harvey, who never made another film.

@@melanieladbrooke1221 old, scared boomers and neurotic SJWs are the biggest snowflakes; the twin death of American liberty

One of the best there was watched in the 1960s scared the daylights out of me but I still like it now in 2022

The area where this saltair amusement park featured in this movie & the new Saltair is extremely haunted. They do ghost tours on occasion & walking around the salt lake in the evening can be pretty unsettling

@@CHRISMED2 Thanks for letting me know. I see they have done a colourised version. Will it have the same atmosphere, I don’t know. Black and white works so well

@@CHRISMED2 I see the amusement park as a setting waiting for a script written just for it. This does quite well, the two together.

@@lauramaguire5152 I've never seen the color version, I'm almost afraid to watch it. I'm so used to the black & white version

When you say Phantom Manor are you referring to the Disneyland Parus one cause that one is called Phantom Manor. The ones at Disneyland California and Disney World is called the Haunted Mansion.

Interesting glad to know that

I swear I still see that face out the window......his image has always haunted me....😄

@@JJ-vm6lx me too. Just too darn creepy.

The sound man is also a cast member.

Same as Alfred Hitchcock's movies, he always seems to appear in them but not as obviously, thanks a lot fpr the information

It kinda reminded me of his film, Mulholand drive. A blonde young woman, slipping into another, dire reality. Who knows, maybe Lynch was inspired by this kind of movies. :D

200 % Eraserhead. In Heaven..........

My husband and I went to see Eraserhead and walked out after the first 20 minutes. It was beyond grotesque!

You had me at Eraserhead. Elephant Man would have also worked.

Make it 160

Mary is reborn not having a clue who or what she is, born into a nightmare. Rising up from the sand & then finally descending back again to the sand. Destined to repeat this nightmare for eternity. What a scary thought

comfeefort and Panama Red

comfeefort So true.

Some still do.

Those were the days!

Too funny.

@Steven Davies I agree

I must say I concur 👻👻👾👻👻🎥😎👍🤓

I've been watching this classic since I was a kid. This has always been one of my favorites, scared me then and still scares me now!

That seems a somewhat limiting outlook.

@Steven Davies The last 12 yrs disaster.

The black and white low-budget films are the best. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

Betcha mom whipped up the popcorn the ole fashioned way :D

Me too! Watched with my adult son 5 years ago!

That style of dressing was so attractive. It is what is not seen that is alluring. Women today do not have a clue, they think tight spandex is sexy.

I could never work in a place like that because that buzzer going off all the time would drive me up the wall.

Why didn't herk Harvey make another film? From Ms. Harper Stacey.

?! Peanut brain.

🤣🤣🤣👍❤no lie!

Vividly remember being caught off guard first time watching this fron start to finish,was convinced my disc lacked the opening scene lmao Another aspect this film was ahead of it's time with: opening credits,who needs em?!!

the haunting 1963