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16th May 2013, 02:24 PM

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For me its a toss up between carnival of souls and the day of the triffids

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16th May 2013, 02:33 PM

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Carnival of Souls. I got it for 99p in Cash Generator about 7 months along with The Ape Man and Mesa of Lost Women and I have to say I absolutely loved it.

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Yea man its a great film, strangely hypnotic and relaxing.

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Yea man its a great film, strangely hypnotic and relaxing.

I have the Criterion Collection DVD which is superb; an excellent presentation of this underrated and (in mainstream circles anyway) little-known horror film.

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Tales Of Terror

Vincent Price Basil Rathbone and Peter Lorre with a Poe adaptation and a whole lot of fun.

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It has to be Carnival. Much love for most of that list though!! A dreamlike atmosphere throughout held me spellbound the first time I watched it....

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