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The House of the Seven Gables DVD - Classic Gothic Horror Film Based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's Novel - Perfect for Movie Nights & Halloween Screenings
The House of the Seven Gables DVD - Classic Gothic Horror Film Based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's Novel - Perfect for Movie Nights & Halloween Screenings

The House of the Seven Gables DVD - Classic Gothic Horror Film Based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's Novel - Perfect for Movie Nights & Halloween Screenings

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The house of Seven Gables has a bloody history, dating back to when Colonel Pyncheon falsely accused a poor carpenter, Matthew Maule, of witchcraft. After Maule is hanged, Colonel Pycnheon usurps his land and builds the luxurious Pyncheon home on it. But with his dying breath Maule has laid a curse on all who live at Seven Gables, and when the Colonel dies shortly afterwards, the Pyncheon family is condemned to live in the shadow of the Maule Curse . In 1828, Jaffrey Pyncheon (George Sanders) is a judge embarking on his career whilst his elder brother, Clifford (Vincent Price), lives at home with their father, Gerald (Gilbert Emery). Jaffrey is obsessed with legends that say a vast sum of money is hidden in the Pyncheon house, but the family is now bankrupt and when he is told by his brother that the house has to be sold to pay their father's debts; Jaffrey begins to search the house at night for the lost gold and concocts a devilish scheme to prevent the house being sold...

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KINO LORBER 2019 BLU-RAYBefore last night, I had never seen this movie. Based on the facts that this was taken from a classic book, starred a young Vincent Prince in a non-horror role, and was restored by Kino Lorber, I figured it was worth chancing a $20 purchase. The gamble paid off immensely. This is a truly excellent film.The story was indeed superb. Vincent Price was excellent in his role, as were the other main actors. The movie was both well-paced and well-developed. The dialog, in particular, was so well-crafted. The scene where this first jumped out at me was when a hardened Margaret Lindsay had made Vincent Price breakfast, striving desperately for a long-lost sense of normalcy between them. As he lovingly gazes at her, she withers, and tells him there isn’t much left to look at. And that’s when he responds with yet another masterful line, “Let my eyes be your mirror…”, reassuring her that she will always be beautiful in his sight. And this is just but tiny sample.In the job of restoration and transfer to Blu-ray, Kino Lorber again excelled. I had to visually study the film to perceive imperfections, and the sound was open and true.Overall: 4.5 stars.