The Fall of the House of Usher
6.8
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1928-12-31
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Horror
In a decaying castle surrounded by a dank, mirrored lake live the morbidly nervous Roderick Usher and his sickly twin sister, Madeline. Their tale is told and dimly comprehended by the unnamed narrator, a boyhood friend whom Roderick has summoned. When Madeline soon dies—or seems to die—they entomb her body. On a stormy night, "cracking and ripping" sounds and a "shriek" from below convince the panicky Roderick that "We have put her living into the tomb!" The shrouded, emaciated figure of Madeline appears at the door of Roderick's book-strewn study, falls upon him, "and in her violent and now final death-agonies, bore him to the floor a corpse."
Featured Crew
| James Sibley Watson | Director of Photography |
| Melville Webber | Director of Photography |
| Melville Webber | Art Direction |
| Alec Wilder | Music |
| Melville Webber | Director |
| James Sibley Watson | Director |
| James Sibley Watson | Art Direction |
| Edgar Allan Poe | Short Story |
