An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe
An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe
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>> Sophos3 : I am always willing to be your random person. I have been called a lot of things. But random might just be a keeper ???
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Sophos3 : Yes, it's a little dark on the ending but it still amazing how much more creative our authors from the Victorian era were. Look at H.P. Lovecraft, love him too. I love Poe too.
I love Vincent Price. I've seen most everything he has done at least twice. And while I love his horror flicks, two of my favorites are not horror at all, they are more Film Noir, His Kind of Woman and Laura.
Sunnycl : Both excellent movies. He was full of surprises. An excellent cook, art collector/creator, and philanthropist. Vincent left both a museum and art school which still runs today. There's a documentary about him coming on HBOMax soon that his daughter and others are in.
Sophos3 : Yes, it's a little dark on the ending but it still amazing how much more creative our authors from the Victorian era were. Look at H.P. Lovecraft, love him too. I love Poe too.
Jeepinbear : Amazing authors but also problematic people. Then again madness and genius often dance a fine line.
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>> Sophos3 : Yes, it's a little dark on the ending but it still amazing how much more creative our authors from the Victorian era were. Look at H.P. Lovecraft, love him too. I love Poe too.
Jeepinbear : Amazing authors but also problematic people. Then again madness and genius often dance a fine line.
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I like Poe as well. Probably need to take a refresher course on him, though, as it's been a while. DS brought me this from one of his recent trips. We watched The Following together and Poe is referenced quite often. 
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