Not a shocker. No blood. No gore. No violence. No sex. No dirty words. Just a creepy movie. It was like one of those stories told around a campfire brought to life.
It has to be one of the best movies I've ever seen. I'm so glad I stumbled upon it. Too many "horror" movies are shock and gore porn. This movie should be required for horror filmmakers.
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hey , what i wanna know is ... where did Tweety learn that move to disarm a knife-wielding
little dark meat?... Stevenseagal-esque methinks.
yeah buddy
Try The Haunting, ... far better than this mediocre fare.While 1963's THE HAUNTING may be the best ghost movie ever, the "mediocre" aspects of CARNIVAL stem mostly from its shoestring budget.
This movie still creeps me out even though I have seen it many times. There have been many movies that have better known actors with bigger budgets that have not been able to duplicate this movie's haunting quality.
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Considering what I'd read, I was a bit disappointed in the 'creepy' department. Wasn't waiting for anything life changing, and I ADORED it, beautiful beautiful movie, but could've been a lot creepier for an old-budget early-60's flick with what was on display. I don't think this is a flaw to the film, just saying I don't think it was all that creepy. But beautiful...
Harry !!....your hands are freezing !!...
I'd say Repulsion is creepier.
There's something wrong with Esther.
This is one of those subtle little fright films in which the whole spooky and unsettling mood is what makes it so creepy and effective.
I've been chasing grace/ But grace ain't easy to find
the atmosphere was present but the screenplay was poor
so many movies, so little time