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Vincent Price – photos and quotes

“I can’t knock my pictures. They have tremendous box-office appeal.” — Vincent Price Source: Kevin Thomas (1970) Photo: The Masque of the […]

“Performing for the movies bears about the same relation to acting as sign-painting does to etching. And no offense to the honorable […]

“I have spent a goodly part of my life in study and research. During the last thirty years I have read every […]

“If you have a good imagination you can play any kind of role. You should think the way you believe the character […]

“People look at me as if I were some sort of monster, but I can’t think why. In my macabre pictures, I […]

“There’s nothing funny about a clown in the moonlight.” — Lon Chaney The Penalty (1920) The Hunchback of Notre Dame […]

“The most memorable thing I did in that film [Bride of Frankenstein, 1935], I believe, was my screaming. In almost all my […]

A collection of Los Angeles Halloween photos. Above: Clara Bow, putting the “It” in “Witch.” Anita Page Photo Caption reads: Mabel, […]

“They [meaning Fox Studios] had this preconceived idea that women were all glossy lips. They’d say: ‘We’d better pin your ears back. […]

Here’s a collection of campy horror films from the 1950s. Above photo: “The cobra has a fascination. It’s like looking death in the […]