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9 CLASSIC HORROR FEATURES FROM THE 'MASTER OF MENACE'. Contained herein is a collection of works from Vincent Price, affectionately known as the "Master of Menace". Price first broke into horror films in the 1950's where he remained an important player in the genre all the way through to the late 80's. Vincent Price unfortunately passed away in 1993 but his legendary character portrayals, especially in the horror field, will live on for many years to come. Sit back, turn out the lights and enjoy this wonderful collection of carnage from a true master of the horror genre. The Abominable Dr Phibes One by one, Vincent Price kills off a team of doctors who failed to save his wife on the operating table. Due to injury in an auto accident, Phibes has no face or voice. He devises gruesome ends for the doctors, each death patterned after one of the plagues brought down on Ramses in ancient Egypt -- from bats to locusts. Dr Phibes Rises Again This sequel to the stylish 1971 melodrama The Abominable Dr. Phibes once more stars Vincent Price in the title role. Long believed dead, Phibes arises from a state of suspended animation, in search of the means to bring his deceased wife back to the land of the living. With the aid of the enigmatic, never-speaking Vulnavia (Valli Kemp), Phibes follows an Egyptian expedition, seeking out an ancient elixir of life and killing everyone who gets in his way. Witchfinder General By consensus, Vincent Price's finest performance among his gallery of horror-movie rogues comes in Witchfinder General, the intense 1968 film that erased any hint of camp from the actor's persona. Price plays Matthew Hopkins, a sadistic 17th-century "witchfinder" who uses barbaric methods to identify (and invariably execute) supposed witches. Along with Price's disciplined work, Witchfinder is also the best film by the talented and ill-fated director Michael Reeves,