CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962)

By LEENY • June 9, 2008

A CAR CRASH
SURVIVOR SEE’S GHOSTS
CREEPY FILM

Directed by: Herk Harvey
Written by: John Clifford
Starring: Candace Hilligoss, Sidney Berger,
Frances Feist, Herk Harvey
Rating:
IMDB
ROTTEN TOMATOES
CRITERION

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Categories: Criterion, black & white, horror
Tags: 1962, 353, Candace Hilligoss, car crash, Carnival of Souls, Frances Feist, haiku, Herk Harvey, horror, John Clifford, Movie Review, Sidney Berger

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