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title: "Masquerade"
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# Masquerade

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- **What is this?** Masquerade
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## Description

Boris Karloff in Masquerade

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Mystery & Thrillers
- **Format:** Black & White, HiFi Sound, NTSC, Closed-captioned
- **Contributor:** Carradine, Montgomery, Poston
- **Manufacturer:** Universal Studios Home Entertainment
- **UPC:** 096898184335

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ An often immitated story line.
*by R***R on March 10, 2003*

Boris is a quack prestidigitator whose premonitions suddenly begin to come true. One of the first of these kinds of stories possibly, but often immitated since. Reminicent of a One Step Beyond story. Worth a look though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Horrifyingly Amusing "Thriller" Episode!
*by D***N on May 25, 2004*

This 1961 installment of the Boris Karloff-hosted hour-long TV anthology series, "Thriller", is one of the best of the lot. Starring Elizabeth Montgomery and Tom Poston (along with a creepy John Carradine), "Masquerade" is delightfully "tongue-in-cheek" from start to finish. With a great, great twist ending too!Liz and Tom are stranded in a severe rain storm, and stop by the nearest residence for shelter. Too bad -- for them that is. Because this "residence" is occupied by some rather odd inhabitants (Carradine and family).This plot has a very familiar ring. It's the same storyline that exists in the feature film "The Old Dark House", the outstanding 1932 horror classic. But in "Masquerade", the "horror" is heavily tinged with humor (mostly humor in fact -- but still a little scary around the edges at times). A nice blend of scary images and humor make this episode quite fun to see.The very first thing you'll notice as this episode begins is something that is distinctly familiar to nearly all horror movie fans -- that being the house that was used as the location for this "Thriller" program. It's none other than Norman Bates' homestead from the film "Psycho" (which was released just 16 months prior to the airing of this TV episode)! It *does* seem rather strange (IMO) for this by-now highly-recognizable "Psycho" house to be shown in a TV episode.With lightning illuminating the house and thunder crashing during the heavy rainstorm, the producers of this "Thriller" episode did an excellent job of photographing this famous old house, and creating an eerie setting at the beginning of the program. The famous dwelling looks even spookier in this "Thriller" episode (if that's possible) than it did in Mr. Hitchcock's movie."Masquerade" first aired on network TV on October 30, 1961 -- the 43rd episode of the "Thriller" series, which ran for just two seasons (67 total episodes).This VHS video comes via "MCA/Universal Home Video" and runs approx. 50 minutes in Full-Frame (1.33:1) format. The audio is Hi-Fi Mono. The video opens with a short "Trailer" ad for the six MCA/Universal VHS videos in this "Thriller" series. Each video contains one (approx. 50-minute) episode from the short-lived 1960s Boris Karloff series. They're all pretty darn good too. Getting them all wouldn't be that bad of an idea. A much better idea than spending a stormy night in the "Psycho" house, at any rate. LOL! :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Charming Vampire Tale!
*by C***A on May 1, 2005*

Tom Poston and Elizabeth Montgomery take refuge in an old dark house on a rainy night and get more they bargained for when confronted with a family of extreme eccentrics. The house, by the way, is the same one used for Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, which lends the episode a familiar air. Did I mention that it's a comedy? Well, it is, and it's filled with delightful twists and turns. Poston and Montgomery make a nice couple, and maybe became enamored of the supernatural as a result of this show. In the next couple of years Poston would go on to star in a couple of comedy-thriller films for William Castle, while Miss Montgomery would find herself turned into a witch, albeit a benign one, on the TV comedy Bewitched. Perhaps it all started with Masquerade, which is that rarity, an amiable horror spoof, suitable for children, with no blood or gore to speak of and plenty of thrills in the bargain.

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