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Director David DeCoteau offers his own unique take on Edgar Allan Poe's dark literary classic The Fall of the House of Usher. Victor has just arrived at the crumbling family estate of his old friends Roderick and Madeline Usher when he discovers that the corrosion on the surface has worked its way inside, and that the only thing keeping the Ushers alive is a horrifying secret. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Description The French silent film La Chute de la Maison Usher is adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's -Fall of the House of Usher. Director Jean Epstein studiously avoids cheap shocks in this tale of hereditary madness, choosing instead a tightly controlled, spookily subtle technique. The hero, having indirectly caused the death of his beloved, stubbornly tries to resurrect her spirit by devoting himself to painting and sculpture. Epstein conveys the twilight zone between life and death with lingering...

Release Date: 2001-10-16, Rating: Unrated

Director David DeCoteau offers his own unique take on Edgar Allan Poe's dark literary classic The Fall of the House of Usher. Victor has just arrived at the crumbling family estate of his old friends Roderick and Madeline Usher when he discovers that the corrosion on the surface has worked its way inside and that the only thing keeping the Ushers alive is a horrifying secret.

The House of Usher Used [DVD] Horror 822000000000

Description: The great Vincent Price stars in this quintessential adaptation of the Edgar Allan Poe story. Hopeful Phillip (Mark Damon) rides up to the crumbling Usher estate to pick up his betrothed, Madeline (Myrna Fahey), and is coldly received by her brother, Roderick (Price). A most unwilling host, Roderick suffers from "morbid acuteness of the senses" and is convinced their family lineage--and the very house itself--is cursed by the evil deeds of their forebears. He is sworn to do everything...

Arriving at the Usher House, Jill encounters her former lover Rick, who is now afflicted by the same illness that took his sister. Jill is drawn by the seductiveness of the immense mansion and the aristocratic family, but most of all, the man himself. Undeterred by the family caretaker's menacing warnings, Jill's feelings for Rick and her curiosity about the house grow deeper, leading her toward a dangerous, irreversible end.