Help with a movie title...it's been years, help!

[Whatchawatchin]

Okay, I've asked this on every horror/classic movie board I've ever been on and while a bunch of people go, that sounds familiar! No one has ever been able to figure out which one it is.

It's an older (pre 70's) Vincent Price flick and the scene that has stayed in my nightmares since I was in single digits is one where a beautiful, blonde haired woman is in an all glass coffin and they are burying her alive. She's dressed all in white (I think it was a wedding gown).

It's not the Dr. Phibes movies, but I can't for the life of me find it. It's possibly one that never came out on DVD. I saw it many, many years ago on the 4o'clock, Dialing for Dollars movie (if you remember that, cheers!) so it must be fairly tame. That scene has just stuck in my head all of these years and I cannot identify it.

[The Omnipotent Mr. Tinkles]

OMG!!!! Dialing For Dollars movies!!!!!! DAYUM! I remember those!!! And Bowling For Dollars movies, and I think they had Spinning for Dollars too. Ooops, got off track there.

I LOVE Vincent Price. I was going to say Dr. Phibes, but that wasnt a glass coffin.
Im thinking it was one of his movies taken from the Edgar Allen Poe writings.
I know for sure it wasnt The Wax Museum. Maybe The Pitt and the Pendulum?

Have you tried IMDB? http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001637/

[Whatchawatchin]

Yep, I've tried everything..lol. I always thought it was a Phibes movie, too, until they came out on DVD and I watched and thought, waaaiiiit a second! It seems to me it might be one of the Poe ones, as well. I remember that used to be a big theme for the weeklong movies, but so was just Vincent Price movies.

[The Omnipotent Mr. Tinkles]

Hmmmm, now you got me wondering.....I may have to get a load of VP movies from the library now and find out.

[beeswax]

It's not The Tomb of Ligeia?

[Jo17ie]

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001637/filmokey#glass-coffin

try this, i don't know how i found it, but it has every Vincent Price film seperated by keyword, and there is one for glass coffin, but more for buried alivel

[Whatchawatchin]

Thanks guys! I'm going to check out The Tomb of Ligeia and the 5 listed on the "buried alive" connection.

[Jimbo3P0]

Don't forget, way back he did some tv too. I saw a Night Gallery the other day with him and Bill Bixby from back in the late 60's and early 70's.

[Jimbo3P0]

Wouldn't be "Fall of the House of Usher" would it?

[Whatchawatchin]

That's not out on DVD...could be it. Thanks for the heads up, I'll see if I can grab a VHS of it :-)

[Jimbo3P0]

[Whatchawatchin]

You might just be my absolute hero!! I'm definitely looking on ebay for a VHS. Thank you very, very much!