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Begging the help of the intelligentsia..
I hate to do this, but I've been trying to figure out what movie this is for years and have tried 5 horror sites to no avail. There are some true classic people here, though, so hope springs again!
The movie stars Vincent Price, probably early to mid 50's. I believe it was a collection of short pieces, but that's not for sure. The scene that sticks with me is a blonde woman being buried alive in an all glass coffin. As they carry her out of the castle/estate she's unconscious in the coffin. As they put her in the ground she wakes up and the next several shots are of her beating on the glass and screaming as the dirt is shoveled over. It's not Dr. Phibes or anything with his wife (the gal in this is definitely blonde). Any help would be appreciated. I've exhausted everything on DVD to date with Mr. Price to no avail. It's the very first horror movie scene that stuck with me. It was one of those afternoon movies they used to have on TV with the Dialing for Dollars movies and I remember being home very sick and my mom letting me curl up with her and watch it on the couch. I was really young and it was usually a no-no to watch scary stuff, but this was an exception. It would have enormous sentimental meaning for me.
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The Tomb of Ligeia?
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Could be. I notice it's not released on DVD yet. I'll have to look out for the VHS. Thank you!
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No problem, I bet that's it, Corman is the best. :)
It's on DVD... but may be OOP. Try... http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6009051
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Perfect! I'm on the waitlist. Thank you very much! I really appreciate it.
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