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I Bury the Living (1958) Rank 5 Reviews
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filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
Really creepy but very short Twilightish tale of a cemetary proprietor who finds his placing of black pins in the wall map of grave plots leads to the death of the plot's owner. Then he finds if he puts a white pin in where a black one was... Very well ...read the complete I Bury the Living movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
I Bury the Living is a fascinating find. These days its novelty rests on the fact that it was a horror film starring Richard Boone, best known as the star of the tv series Have Gun, Will Travel. Among genre names it is also interesting for ...read the complete I Bury the Living movie review at SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
With a title like I Bury the Living (1958), one would think this picture should be sleazy 50's horror fare; a product of Corman or at least AIP, but it is actually a pretty tense little psychological thriller. The splashy advertising art, which depicts ...read the complete I Bury the Living movie review at Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
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KQEK DVD Review - Elite DVD (Mark R. Hasan)
The Spinning Image
Businessman Robert Kraft (Richard Boone) is reluctant to take over the running of the company cemetery, and when he mistakenly puts black pins instead of white pins into the plan of the place, to denote plots that have been filled by their owners, he ...read the complete I Bury the Living movie review at The Spinning Image
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Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
I Bury the Living is a corker of a horror-thriller that draws you in, but ultimately lets you down with an “explanatory” ending that just doesn’t fit. Made quickly on a shoestring budget, it was one of an onslaught of small-scale drive-in flicks that ...read the complete I Bury the Living movie review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
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