2/10
It is all in the bloodline.
17 November 2001
Roger Corman directs; Vincent Price acts; and the beautiful Debra Paget is on the screen for the last time. This is part of Corman/Price's Edgar Allen Poe multiple ventures. This is close to being the worst, but there is plenty of chills and suspense to keep you watching. Price plays a 17th century warlock burned at the stake and a descendent that returns to the small village homestead a hundred and ten years later. There is very little to associate with Poe, although the story line is chilling and creepy.

Price and Paget are ably supported by Lon Chaney Jr, Elisha Cook and Frank Maxwell. This movie seems to have its own attitude and is a must for Price fans. Of course, Corman's followers will also have something to debate about. Was there enough money to make this better or is it beyond help? You be the judge and jury. Enjoy!
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