This movie was wonderfully done. I'm not surprised it went from writings to a play to a movie. I haven't seen it as a play yet, but from an actors point of view this would be either completely different on a stage, or it's meant for film. It had a lot of recognizable actors which was a pleasant surprise. Angelica Houston was elegant yet creepy at the same time. This was her ultimate prequel performance to the Adam's Family Movies. And of course, William Faulkner gives this story a Gothic, and dark feeling that is ahead of its time. I'm writing a final on it for my Civil War in Memory class. It's a must see for all future horror film makers!!
Review of A Rose for Emily
