A horror anthology of stories behind classic films, edited by Peter Haining with intros by Vincent Price.
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A horror anthology of stories behind classic films, edited by Peter Haining with intros by Vincent Price.
from the dust-jacket:
"The Ghouls: edited by Peter Haining, with an introduction by Vincent Price and an afterword by Christopher Lee"
"Will any of us ever forget the first time we saw Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney? Or The Beast with Five Fingers with Peter Lorre? Or Die, Monster, Die with Boris Karloff? Whether we saw them as first-run films at the local theater or are only now becoming addicted to 'Chiller Theater' on television, the ghoul-watchers among us are in for a rare treat. ...
will contain mild spoilers
Minor romantic elements in some stories; no explicit content depicted.
Frequent graphic violence and body horror central to many horror stories.
Minimal strong language; occasional mild profanity in some stories.
Brief mentions of alcohol or drugs in some stories; not central.
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Recurring religious themes in stories like 'The Devil in a Convent'.
Moderate fantasy magic or supernatural elements in several tales.
Frequent real-world occult themes like demons and possession.
Minor social commentary in some stories; not a primary focus.
Brief mentions of suicidal ideation in darker tales; not central.
Moderate depictions of cruelty and suffering in horror contexts.
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