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The House of the Seven Gables (1940) – J. May
Shades of the gothic horrors that Vincent Price would
do with Roger Corman decades later. It
is always great to see Price (and also George Sanders) but this should have
been pushed a bit harder over the top into the kind of horror Universal was
already known for. Although I read the
novel so long ago, wikipedia tells me that Nathaniel Hawthorne's plot is much
corrupted here.
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