I Bury The Living (Richard Boone) [1958] avi

I CAME ACROSS THIS TODAY AND JUST HAD TO BUY IT AND RIP IT RICHARD BOONE IN A HORROR FLICK NO MATTER HOW BAD JUST TO SEE HIM IN IT WOULD BE WORTH IT. HARDLY LOOKS LIKE THE (Paladin role of have gun...will travel 1957-1963 series) Richard Boone ... Robert Kraft Theodore Bikel ... Andy McKee Peggy Maurer ... Ann Craig Howard Smith ... George Kraft Herbert Anderson ... Jess Jessup Robert Osterloh ... Lt. Clayborne http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051755/ Even though very cheap and amateurish-looking, this cool 50's gem receives a gazillion extra points for enthusiasm! The premise of "I bury the Living" is simplistic, but at the same time so ingenious that it makes you wonder why on earth this film is still so unknown. The similar Roger Corman quickies from that era practically all gained an immortal cult-status and yet Albert Band's treat is shamefully overlooked. Richard Boone (strangely resembling Vincent Price) is great in the lead role and even the supportive cast is a lot better than usually in b-grade movies. Slightly against his will, Robert Kraft is appointed the new caretaker of a fancy cemetery where prominent citizens have the opportunity to reserve their final resting places. He discovers that, by changing the colored pins on the cemetery's ground map, he can shorten the life span of people. Pretty soon, the lives of five people unexpectedly come to an end. Could this all be morbid coincidence or does Robert really dispose of the touch of death? Due to the very limited budget, there are few filming locations and no special effects whatsoever, but this is largely made up by the creepy atmosphere and well-written dialogues. The blackly humorous undertones are sublime and the monotonous camera-work adds a great deal to the tension.

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