Showmanship: The Cinema of William CastleBearManor Media William Castle was cinema’s Abominable Showman – the marketing genius who thought “outside the coffin” to dream up outrageous public relations gimmicks, such as PERCEPTO! and EMERGO! He was also the talented director of fifty-six feature films, from the Film Noir When Strangers Marry and the Whistler mysteries to Westerns, swashbucklers, and – his fearsome forte – celebrated shockers, such as House on Haunted Hill, Strait-Jacket, Homicidal, and The Tingler. |
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Voice of The Whistler 1945 | |
Crime Doctors Man Hunt 1946 | |
Johnny Stool Pigeon 1949 | |
The Fat Man 1951 | |
Fort Ti 1953 | |
House on Haunted Hill 1958 | |
The Tingler 1959 | |
13 Ghosts 1960 | |
Homicidal 1961 | |
Mr Sardonicus 1961 | |
Zotz 1962 | |
The Old Dark House 1963 | |
The Night Walker 1964 | |
Slaves of Babylon 1953 | |
Jesse James vs the Daltons 1954 | |
Masterson of Kansas 1955 | |
The Gun That Won the West 1955 | |
Uranium Boom 1956 | |
Lets Kill Uncle 1966 | |
The Busy Body 1967 | |
Project X 1968 | |
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