Vincent Price gives a wonderful performance as the mad Richard III in Roger Corman’s constricted 1962 historical horror, hampered by black-and-white photography and budget cuts.

Vincent Price stars in three Nathaniel Hawthorne adaptations in this 1963 anthology that parallels Corman’s Poe films, with ‘Rappaccini’s Daughter’ as the standout tale.

Roger Corman’s final 1964 Poe film moves outdoors to real locations but suffers from an unconvincing romance due to Vincent Price’s age mismatch with his co-star.

Roger Corman’s 1964 masterpiece features Vincent Price as a Satanic prince, Nicolas Roeg’s psychedelic cinematography, and a fiery climax at the plague-stricken masquerade.

Vincent Price battles demonic possession in Roger Corman’s 1963 adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s ‘Charles Dexter Ward,’ disguised as a Poe film by the studio.

Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Boris Karloff battle with magic in Roger Corman’s delightfully comic 1963 Poe adaptation featuring young Jack Nicholson.

Ray Milland stars in Roger Corman’s weakest Poe film, a heavy-handed 1962 tale of catalepsy and obsessive fear that lacks subtlety and likable characters.

Vincent Price stars in three Poe tales in this 1962 anthology, with Peter Lorre stealing the show in the darkly comic ‘The Black Cat’ segment.

Vincent Price descends into madness in Roger Corman’s shocking 1961 masterpiece featuring torture devices of the Spanish Inquisition and Richard Matheson’s brilliant script.

Roger Corman’s stylish 1960 Poe adaptation launched a legendary series, with Vincent Price as the brooding Roderick Usher burying his sister alive in the cursed family mansion.