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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Christian, Stamford, Christian's with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Tales of Terror'
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conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled Tales of Terror about Includes with the genre: Children's Books, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A lockable book with skeleton key (to keep your tales of terror safe). Includes five frightening tales! For ages 8 and up.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Christian, Stamford, Christian's?
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conversations.value: Tales of Terror: The film uses an anthology format, presenting three short sequences based on the following Poe tales: "Morella", "The Black Cat" (which is combined with another Poe tale, "The Cask of Amontillado"), and "The Facts in the Case of Valdemar".\nEach sequence is introduced via voiceover narration by Vincent Price, who also appears in all three narratives.\nWhen Lenora Locke (Maggie Pierce) travels from Boston to be reunited with her father (Vincent Price) in his decrepit and cobwebbed mansion, she finds him drunk, disordered, and depressed.\nHe refuses her company, insisting that she killed her mother Morella (Leona Gage) in childbirth.\nLenora then discovers her mother\'s body decomposing on a bed in the house.\nLenora cannot return to Boston and remains in the house to care for her father.\nHis feelings soften towards her when he learns she has a terminal illness.\nOne night Morella\'s spirit rises, and kills Lenora in revenge for her childbed death.\nMorella\'s body is then resurrected, becoming as whole and as beautiful as she was in life.\nThis is in exchange for Lenora\'s, which is now decomposing where Morella lay.\nMorella strangles her horrified husband as a fire breaks out in the house.\nThen Morella and Lenora return to their original bodies, Lenora smiling as she lies on her dead father, rotten Morella cackling as the flames consume the house.\nThe cast includes Edmund Cobb as a coach driver.\nMontresor Herringbone (Peter Lorre) hates his wife Annabelle (Joyce Jameson) and her black cat.\nOne night on a ramble about town, he happens upon a wine tasting event and challenges the world\'s foremost wine taster, Fortunato Luchresi (Vincent Price), to a contest.\nHerringbone becomes drunk.\nLuchresi escorts him home and meets his wife.\nTime passes, and Annabelle and Luchresi become intimate.\nThe cuckolded Herringbone then entombs them alive in an alcove in the basement.\nThe authorities become suspicious and two policemen (John Hackett and Lennie Weinrib) visit the house to investigate.\nHearing screeching behind a basement wall, they knock the wall down to discover the dead lovers — and Annabelle\'s black cat, which Herringbone had accidentally walled up with the lovers.\nCast includes Wally Campo as bartender Wilkins and Alan DeWitt as the Wine-Tasting Chairman.\nDying from a painful disease, Valdemar (Vincent Price) employs a hypnotist, mr Carmichael (Basil Rathbone), to alleviate his suffering by putting him under various trances.\nHe then remains between the world of the living and the dead.\nIn a trance, Valdemar begs Carmichael to release his soul so he can die but Carmichael cruelly refuses.\nMonths pass and Valdemar\'s putrefying body remains in his bed under the complete control of Carmichael.\nThe hypnotist tries to force Valdemar\'s wife Helene (Debra Paget) to marry him.\nWhen she refuses, he attacks her.\nValdemar\'s putrid body rises from the bed and kills Carmichael.\nHelene is rescued by Valdemar\'s physician (David Frankham) and carried from the scene of horror.
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conversations.value: \nEach sequence is introduced via voiceover narration by Vincent Price, who also appears in all three narratives.\nWhen Lenora Locke (Maggie Pierce) travels from Boston to be reunited with her father (Vincent Price) in his decrepit and cobwebbed mansion, she finds him drunk, disordered, and depressed.\nHe refuses her company, insisting that she killed her mother Morella (Leona Gage) in childbirth.\nLenora then discovers her mother\'s body decomposing on a bed in the house.\nLenora cannot return to Boston and remains in the house to care for her father.\nHis feelings soften towards her when he learns she has a terminal illness.\nOne night Morella\'s spirit rises, and kills Lenora in revenge for her childbed death.\nMorella\'s body is then resurrected, becoming as whole and as beautiful as she was in life.\nThis is in exchange for Lenora\'s, which is now decomposing where Morella lay.\nMorella strangles her horrified husband as a fire breaks out in the house.\nThen Morella and Lenora return to their original bodies, Lenora smiling as she lies on her dead father, rotten Morella cackling as the flames consume the house.\nThe cast includes Edmund Cobb as a coach driver.\nMontresor Herringbone (Peter Lorre) hates his wife Annabelle (Joyce Jameson) and her black cat.\nOne night on a ramble about town, he happens upon a wine tasting event and challenges the world\'s foremost wine taster, Fortunato Luchresi (Vincent Price), to a contest.\nHerringbone becomes drunk.\nLuchresi escorts him home and meets his wife.\nTime passes, and Annabelle and Luchresi become intimate.\nThe cuckolded Herringbone then entombs them alive in an alcove in the basement.\nThe authorities become suspicious and two policemen (John Hackett and Lennie Weinrib) visit the house to investigate.\nHearing screeching behind a basement wall, they knock the wall down to discover the dead lovers — and Annabelle\'s black cat, which Herringbone had accidentally walled up with the lovers.\nCast includes Wally Campo as bartender Wilkins and Alan DeWitt as the Wine-Tasting Chairman.\nDying from a painful disease, Valdemar (Vincent Price) employs a hypnotist, mr Carmichael (Basil Rathbone), to alleviate his suffering by putting him under various trances.\nHe then remains between the world of the living and the dead.\nIn a trance, Valdemar begs Carmichael to release his soul so he can die but Carmichael cruelly refuses.\nMonths pass and Valdemar\'s putrefying body remains in his bed under the complete control of Carmichael.\nThe hypnotist tries to force Valdemar\'s wife Helene (Debra Paget) to marry him.\nWhen she refuses, he attacks her.\nValdemar\'s putrid body rises from the bed and kills Carmichael.\nHelene is rescued by Valdemar\'s physician (David Frankham) and carried from the scene of horror.