The Comedy of Terrors Blu-ray

Blu-ray + DVD Arrow | 1963 | 83 min | Rated BBFC: 12 | Feb 16, 2015

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The Comedy of Terrors

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Four Masters of the Macabre star in this sinister and screamingly funny scare-fest! Waldo Trumbull (Vincent Price) is running his father-in-law's (Boris Karloff) funeral home business...straight into the ground! Hounded by his landlord (Basil Rathbone), Trumbull and his assistant (Peter Lorre) devise a way to make death pay: by increasing their customer base through murder and burying the secrets to their success...body by body!

Director: Jacques Tourneur
Writers: Richard Matheson, Elsie Lee
Starring: Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Joyce Jameson, Beverly Powers, Basil Rathbone
Producers: Samuel Z. Arkoff, Anthony Carras, Richard Matheson, James H. Nicholson

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