Is This the Most Terrifying Climax in Vincent Price's Entire Career? | Cry of the Banshee (1970)

This week, we're celebrating another horror legend's birthday — Vincent Price. In this extraordinary climactic scene from Cry of the Banshee (1970), Price plays Lord Edward Whitman, a man who believed his tormentor, the demonic Roderick, was finally dead and buried. He was wrong. What he finds when he opens that coffin, and what awaits him when he turns back to his carriage, is the stuff of nightmares... Visceral, relentless, and anchored by a towering performance from Price at the height of his powers, Cry of the Banshee is essential viewing for any serious horror fan. Now part of the Hammer Presents collection, this is one not to be missed. Happy birthday, Mr Price. Own it for your collection. Cry of the Banshee is available now as part of the Hammer Presents range: https://hammerfilms.com/products/cry-... The legacy lives on. Subscribe now. 🧛‍♂️Instagram: /hammer_films 🧛‍♂️Facebook: /hammerfilms 🧛‍♂️TikTok: /hammerfilms_ #folkhorror #horrorfilm #horrorfan #vincentprice #britishhorror