Exploring Corman's 'House of Usher'

This chapter examines the 1960 film 'House of Usher', directed by Roger Corman and starring Vincent Price, highlighting their effective collaboration. It discusses the film's atmospheric storytelling, its faithful adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's narrative, and the unique qualities that differentiate it from Corman's later works. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the broader influence of Poe's writings and the legacy of adaptations in cinema.