Here is the IMDB link that is missing http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055830/ ; Good horror movie to watch along with "night of the living dead" in either order for a good frightful experience. Imdb link missing 4 Yellow_Pages 2005-07-23 17:28:07 2005-07-23 17:28:07 one of the better horror films to come out of any studio.even if it is a low budget "B" movie. it still stands as one of the best. no special effects,no "name" actors,no frills what so ever. but very effective. excellent 5 moxey 2005-07-24 18:24:19 2005-07-24 18:24:19 Effective use of the camera and creative use of inexpensive effects help mitigate the Z-grade level of this film. However, the script drags, and the acting is amateurish. But the scary bits are scary... just skip past all the filler. Z+ 4 dynayellow 2005-07-26 09:28:34 2005-07-26 09:28:34 I had a friend who was a film critic and he made me watch this film a half dozen times. He was convinced it was absolute genius. Herk Harvey made industrial films and this was his only regular dramatic release. The genesis of the film was one time he was driving and he saw an abandoned amusement park in the middle of nowhere and there and then he decided to make the film. The plot is totally macabre because it is so ordinary. Here's a woman who is dead and she doesn't know it.. She just has these vague hints of the "true reality." the grand illusion 5 Tamlin 2005-08-01 16:09:51 2005-08-01 16:09:51 There are really no surprises in this film. Anyone familiar with horror movies probably would have guessed the main points of the plot. This however does not deduct from the drama or quality of the film. In many ways the film reminded me of a standard painting theme such as a bowl of fruit, sunset or nude. We have all seen dozens. Yet occasionally an artist can take an ordinary theme and create a work of art. He adds that something extra. What greatly enhanced this film was everything was so ordinary..........yet. Yet there was "something" going on. Something just outside the corners' of our eyes. Something just about to touch us. Something real and unreal at the same time. has soul 5 LeoF 2005-08-02 07:40:31 2005-08-02 07:40:31 Harvey's film is an entertaining riff on Ambrose Bierce's Incident at Owl Creek Bridge. It can be criticised for being predictable and amateurish (in the sense of unpolished rather than shambolic) but it has many truly other-worldly sequences and a all-pervading sense of Lynchean unease and nightmare - the sequences where everything goes silent, for example; the scene on the bus; the episodes in the eerie carnival buildings (still standing, I'm told); the frenzied orgiastic organ recital ('that's blasphemous. You're sacked')... Harvey appears as the lead... whatever? Zombie? Ghost? Pancake-face? You decide. Differently uncomfortable are the scenes between (dead) Mary and her boarding house neighbour - his sexual pursuit of her culminating in the 'date from Hell' are no less unsettling than the supernatural horrors in the film. An excellent addition to archive.org Friday 13th Part XXXVII this ain't, and all the better for it. Bierce lives... 4 Douglas fae Aiberdeen 2005-08-20 01:35:59 2005-08-20 01:35:59 I'm 27 and unimpressed with post-80's horror films. They are NEVER scary. Carnival of Souls is different. This film invites you inside a reflection of reality and starts twisting things while your're there. The slow pace is like strange whispers dripping out of silence. You have to have tolerance for this approach to understand it. If your idea of horror is a fat clown named "Sucko" then this is not for you. Not Teenage Horror 5 ElectricBlack 2005-09-05 01:40:59 2005-09-05 01:40:59 someone know (or have) where i can find the legend (even in english) for this film? i'm from brazil and donÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÃÃÂÃÂÃ