House on Haunted Hill

thumb House on Haunted Hill is a 1959 film about a millionaire who offers ten thousand dollars to five people who agree to be locked in a haunted house for a night. Directed by William Castle. Written by Robb White. Acclaimed The Super-Shocker Of The Century!  (taglines) Dialogue Frederick Loren: Do you remember the fun we had when you poisoned me? Annabelle Loren: [laughs] Something you ate, the doctor said. Frederick Loren: Yes, arsenic on the rocks... [grabs Annabelle] Annabelle, you'd do it again if you thought you'd get away with it, wouldn't you? Annabelle Loren: Dr. Trent, don't you approve of our little party favors? Dr. David Trent: Suppose Nora had a gun when she was alone in the cellar with the blind woman? Ruth: Oh, I don't think anyone else is going to walk around in total darkness. Annabelle Loren: Oh, I'm sure we're not going to go running around the house shooting each other, aren't you? Dr. David Trent: Who knows? Fear can make people do amazing things. Taglines The 13 Greatest SHOCKS ever seen! Acclaimed The Super-Shocker Of The Century! Cast Vincent Price — Frederick Loren Carol Ohmart — Annabelle Loren Richard Long — Lance Schroeder Alan Marshal — Dr. David Trent Carolyn Craig — Nora Manning External links 0051744 House on Haunted Hill house_on_haunted_hill House on Haunted Hill Category:Ghost films Category:Haunted house films Category:Films directed by William Castle Category:Films set in country houses Category:1958 American films Category:1958 English-language films Category:American exploitation films Category:American independent films Category:Films about parties Category:Films about social class