Eyes Of Hell aka The Mask (1961, Theatrical Trailer)

[12Zwolf]

; GP?

[shiningfork]

put the mask on now- i remember it from when they showed it on tv and it made sucha n impression. no wonder! this shit is amazing

[jacob33niver]

this is honestly one of the best films ever made - not so much on story - but on the use of visuals to make a boring old tired plot way way more interesting - this ranks up there with carnival of souls!

[misterwhitefolkz]

What an absolute piece-of-shit ----I gotta see it!!!!!! Exactly what I love,complete low budget crap-o-rama,...must get it!!

[TheGringoLoco]

There are literally thousands of low-budget, B-grade, unknown, cult-followed, shlock, horror movies from the 1950's, 60's, 70's and 80's that were made, but I can honestly say, "The Mask" (1961) is definitely way up there on my "Top 5" list as far as creepy, cool, atmospheric and even a tad avant garde and artsy goes. This movie comes highly recommended by me to anyone who's into this particular genre of movie. : )

[danlektro]

The trailer's kinda cheezy, but this is actually a very eerie movie if you catch it under the right mood. The 3-D sequences are very surreal. I've no idea why this doesn't have a bigger cult following.

[telecaster1963]

3D, How sweet.

[jaybird321]

LOL... i remember seeing the trailer as a little kid and it gave me nightmares.

[AlbertMondback]

Classic.

[MissDroplette]

That's not so. This movie has nothing to do with Jim Carrey's "The Mask." Carrey's green-faced character is directly related to an old comic book detective/hero from the 1940's -- i saw copies of it and it looks basically the same as in the Carrey film. The film trailer above is for a movie circa 1960 that was an original screenplay about an evil mask in a museum.

[NameNotValid]

THis movie, despite the lousy trailer, was actually kind of spooky and according to B picture lore, inspired the comic book series that the Jim Carrey film "The Mask" was based on.