Given multiple reviews about 1959 movie House on Haunted Hill, each offering insights, opinions, or criticisms on a single topic, merge them into a single, cohesive review. When reviews offer opposing viewpoints, ensure that both perspectives are represented in a balanced way. Structure the text to flow smoothly, weaving different points together to create a well-rounded summary. Ensure the text remains clear and easily understandable by removing any jokes, insider references, or quotes.Aim for a polished and engaging tone, creating a review that feels comprehensive and reflects the diversity of opinions. The text should be very long. Here the given reviews: ['surprisingly entertaining gimmicky murder mystery Castle\'s most mature effort remains gimmicky and silly in spots. Overall, though, it is a neatly accomplished effort to resurrect the \'old dark house\' murder mystery of the 30s and 40s, a genre that pretty much came to an end after the Second World War. The house itself is something of a disappointment - the house in Castle\'s "13 Ghosts" seems more complicated and stranger than the art-deco job we\'ve got here, and the interiors are pretty banal. But the characters are rather interesting, and for the most part believable given their biographies - and well acted throughout, especially by Cook Jr. and Vincent Price at his most sophisticated. Remembering that this is really a murder mystery, not a horror film, don\'t expect big shocks - pay attention to the puzzles. Admittedly a bit slow, but surprisingly entertaining. ', "Good Old Fashioned Horror Classic 'House on Haunted Hill' a classic haunted house horror movie starring the iconic Vincent Price and directed by the legendary William Castle. The production thrives in its genuinely creepy atmosphere and a morbid tone that gives the film a gothic ambience. This movie is a prime example of a good old fashioned fright fest at its finest with plenty of murders, mystery, and ghoulish thrills. The Plot = An eccentric millionaire named Frederick Loren (Vincent Price) offers to pay $10,000 to five strangers who agrees to spend the night in an old creepy mansion rumoured to be haunted. Now who doesn't love a fun campy black and white horror flick from the 1950's that retains a dark and twisted sense of humour while still managing to scare you at the same time along with its gimmicky yet fun special effects which may look dated by today standards, but considering this was made more than 60 years ago, you can easily give it a pass and just enjoy the foreboding atmosphere that uses every horror trope in the book and just has a wild time with it. The direction by William Castle is extremely well crafted and his direct approach with many beautifully creepy shots, stunning cinematography and macabre set pieces keeps you entertained throughout its brisk runtime. The cast here are fantastic with Vincent Price brining his usual charm and suave sense of macabre to the role and of course stealing every scene he's in and shows you why he's such an icon in the horror genre. Carol Ohmart provides an entertaining performance as the beautiful and ambiguous wife Annabelle. Richard Long is good as the dashing heroic leading man Lance. Alan Marshall gives a strong performance as the level-headed Doctor of the group. Carolyn Cook gives a solid scream queen performance as Nora and finally Elisha Cook Jr as the hard drinking caretaker helps round of this cast nicely. Overall 'House on Haunted Hill' is a vintage horror classic that takes you back to much simpler times and despite a few very minor flaws, the movie is a fantastic thrill ride from start to finish. "]

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