I Bury the Living is an enjoyable and creeper chiller from 1958. I've seen this a couple of times.
A chairman is newly appointed the head of a cemetery and there is a map with pins on it in the shed. Black pins are for empty plots and white pins for taken ones. Something strange then starts happening: when the chairman puts pins in the empty plots, the owner of that plot dies. Several deaths occur and the police come to investigate. Has the chairman got supernatural powers?
I Bury the Living is very creepy, helped by the music score. That map gives you the creeps too.
The cast is led by western actor Richard Boone and is joined by Theodre Bikel, Peggie Maurer and sci-fi/horror B-movie regular Russ Bender (It Conquered the World, War of the Colossol Beast).
I bury the Living is worth tracking down. Very good.
Rating: 3 stars out of 5.
A chairman is newly appointed the head of a cemetery and there is a map with pins on it in the shed. Black pins are for empty plots and white pins for taken ones. Something strange then starts happening: when the chairman puts pins in the empty plots, the owner of that plot dies. Several deaths occur and the police come to investigate. Has the chairman got supernatural powers?
I Bury the Living is very creepy, helped by the music score. That map gives you the creeps too.
The cast is led by western actor Richard Boone and is joined by Theodre Bikel, Peggie Maurer and sci-fi/horror B-movie regular Russ Bender (It Conquered the World, War of the Colossol Beast).
I bury the Living is worth tracking down. Very good.
Rating: 3 stars out of 5.