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"I Bury The Living" Movie Review

73.  I Bury The Living This is a cheap, cheap, cheap movie that, even so, has a lot of truly chilling creepy moments.    Richard Boone works in a cemetary office and when he alters the map of grave plots, people die. If he changes the right pins in the map, will they come back?
And what will they be like if they do come back?  It could have been done on live tv,    that is how little action is taking place in the film, but you will get a feeling of terror that is straight from the actor and director. Here is the cast:   Richard Boone. . . . Robert Kraft Theodore Bikel. . . .  Andy McKee Peggy Maurer. . . . Ann Craig Robert Osterloh. . . . Lt. Clayborne Herbert Anderson. . . . Jess Jessup Howard Smith. . . . George Kraft Russ Bender. . . . Henry Trowbridge Glen Vernon. . . . Stuart Drexel Lynette Bernay. . . . Elizabeth Drexel Ken Drake. . . . Bill Honegger Cyril Delevanti. . . . William Isham There is no blood, no big special effects, the music is understated for the most part and the greatest chills come with Boone alone on the screen. If you don't need slashers and don't fear thinking, this might be one of the truest examples of "Serendipity Cinema"
you might ever be lucky enough to discover. Turn off the lights and have a great late night time.

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--posted by Wayne Sunday, January 01, 2006

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