Carnival Of Souls (1962) – Full Movie
The film tells the story of Mary Henry, a talented young organist (Hilligoss). At the beginning of the film, Mary is riding in a car with two other girls when some boys challenge them to a drag race that ends up on a bridge. The boys’ car nudges the girls’ car, which bumps up against the railing of the bridge. The girls’ car then runs over the side of the bridge and plunges into the river. Although the others in the car die, Mary mysteriously survives.
As Mary is drawn back to the scene of the accident, and then as she performs an impromptu concert in an organ factory, her character is revealed. While she is obviously a gifted organist, her interaction with the factory supervisor (Thomas McGinnis) is emotionless and even cold, and there is a suggestion that she has become this way because of the accident.
Mary then travels to Salt Lake City, where she takes a new job playing organ at a church. While driving there, she passes a large, abandoned pavilion (in reality, Salt Lake City’s Saltair amusement park), which seems to beckon to her in the twilight. Shortly thereafter, while driving along a deserted stretch of road, she sees a ghoulish figure (aka The Man, played by director Herk Harvey) whose image replaces her reflection in the passenger window. He stares at her fixedly through the window of her moving car until her own image returns.
Duration : 1:23:0
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A long time ago, a winged maiden was held prisoner in a castle – cursed never to experience love, lest she die. Centuries later, in a sleepy coastal town, a young girl relives this agony.
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A review by Alex Jones. After many listener requests to watch this recent Viggo Mortensen dystopic epic, Alex purchased the DVD of The Road directed by John Hillcoat based on the Cormac McCarthy novel of the same name. 
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