The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie

Rating summary

Movie		3.0
Video		3.5
Audio		3.5
Extras		4.0
Overall		3.0

The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie Review

Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman April 26, 2016

Given their iconic status in both the Vincent Price and Roger Corman filmographies, it’s perhaps a little surprising to realize that the actor and writer-director only made eight feature films together. While the two previous Scream Factory sets of Price material, The Vincent Price Collection and The Vincent Price Collection II, have necessarily reached beyond that vaunted pairing to include other titles starring the legendary thespian, the dwindling supply of available titles may mean this third “at bat” will be the last. While there is a Price-Corman collaboration on tap here, this set, like its predecessors, reaches out into Price’s long relationship with American International Pictures (and others) to provide some charming if often hammy opportunities for Price.

For reviews of the many films released in the previous Price collections, please click on the following links:

The Vincent Price Collection Blu-ray review

The Vincent Price Collection II Blu-ray review

Reviews for the films included in this set can be accessed by clicking on the following links:

Master of the World Blu-ray review

Tower of London Blu-ray review

Diary of a Madman Blu-ray review

Cry of the Banshee Blu-ray review

The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

Video quality of each release is assessed in the above linked reviews.

The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

Audio quality of each release is assessed in the above linked reviews.

The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

Supplementary material included with each release is assessed in the above linked reviews.

The Vincent Price Collection III Blu-ray Movie, Overall Score and Recommendation 

This third set of Vincent Price films from Scream Factory isn't at the top tier of the actor's vast filmography, but there are still pleasures to be had, at least in dribs and drabs. This particular collection may be more of a lure for completists than generalists, but overall technical merits are good to very good and the supplementary package provides some substantial extra value. Recommended.