BLOGATHON… More entries in the Vincent Price Blogathon

 

Is it the last of those Vincent Price reviews?

 

Read on for more posts about the celebrated actor, cook and art collector.

 

Vincent Price and Hopper

 

It’s with much sadness that today is officially the final day of the Vincent Price blogathon. More than thirty of you added reviews. This page also includes those posted late last night. This vast number of entries so far shows an overwhelmingly positive response to this amazing actor.

Vincent Price has been tributed with anything and everything from cocktails to anagrams. Many writers have made sure that we don’t forget his many varied film, TV and radio appearances. Price appears in genres from biopic to period drama and horror to sci-fi. His singing career has got a mention, as well as those artists who have written about him in song.

I’ve been reading all those wonderful entries and learned much more about the actor, his works and many of you adding those stories behind them. All the posts have shown just how much this actor is cherished by us all. I’d like to thank you all for entering this blogathon. Also thanks to those of you who have read posts and supported this blogathon and its contributors on Twitter and Facebook.

I’d also like to thank my wonderful co-host Barry for joining me in this first our joint blogathon of the 2020s. It’s been a pleasure to collaborate with you once again. Due to our time zone difference, you may still have time to enter his competition with details HERE. The winner will be revealed in Barry’s Day 3 recap post published later today.

Now to the last of these entries featuring Vincent Price, and tune in as there may be a few late(r) posts…

First up we’ve an entry from my marvellous co-host based at Cinematic Catharsis with Barry’s take on Dragonwyck (1946)…

 

Kino Joan adds her take on Witchfinder General (1968)…

 

Vinnie H joins us with his views on House on Haunted Hill (1959)…

 

The Stop Button tells more on Champagne for Caesar (1950)…

 

Diary of a Movie Maniac shares a post on Moss Rose (1947)…

 

The Grump of Horror enlightens us on that Witchfinder General (1968)…

 

What the Craggus Saw tells us more about Price’s cameo in Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984)…

 

Life Between Frames adds a take on The Oblong Box (1969)…

 

Andrew from Maniacs and Monsters blogs about The Monster Club (1981)…

 

Moon in Gemini reviews The House of the Seven Gables (1940)…

 

Silver Scenes adds a second post on Vincent Price’s radio career with The Price of Fear...

 

Do keep tuning in for more posts as I get them and HERE are the posts for Day 1 and HERE are those for Day 2…