*Guess the Movie Title*

[LUniqueDan]

The Picture of Joseph Stalin ?

[Abisso]

This time I haven't got a clue, so I'm doing some research, just for fun.

Discovered the existence of a "Double Portrait" film, but it seems highly unlikely to be related.

Also, I'd like to ask: are the portraits important / is the screenshot a good depiction of the film?

[Crimson Wizard]

Also, I'd like to ask: are the portraits important / is the screenshot a good depiction of the film?

Hmmm, I don't think a person will forget those portraits if he ever saw the movie . Hard to tell if they well define the film, but the whole scene is devoted for explanation of the "antagonist" motives, and these pictures are painted by him, which, I guess, reflect his... umm, condition, pretty much.

Also, there are more than two portraits in the film.

[Ben X]

It looks like it was shot in the early 60s, is that right?

[Crimson Wizard]

It looks like it was shot in the early 60s, is that right?

Yes, it's one of the pretty common horror/thriller movies of those times, like the ones with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing (although neither of them are playing in this particular one).
(I hope I don't give away too much? )

[miguel]

Anthony Quinn's Portrait in black?

[Crimson Wizard]

Anthony Quinn's Portrait in black?

No.

[Ben X]

It looks like it was shot in the early 60s, is that right?

Yes, it's one of the pretty common horror/thriller movies of those times, like the ones with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing (although neither of them are playing in this particular one).
(I hope I don't give away too much? )

= Hammer and/or Dracula!

[Renal Shutdown]

My first guess would be the Roddy McDowell movie where they investigate a haunted house with (pseudo-)SCIENCE! (Legend of Hell House, maybe?)  I'm pretty sure the paintings weren't so stylised and there wasn't a tall blonde guy.

[Crimson Wizard]

No, it is not Dracula.
Probably paintings were distracting, so here's something more important and relevant to the plot.
(But this one will be the last screenshot clue)

Spoiler

[close]

Err... wait, this is really not Dracula .

[Ben X]

Googling "Vincent Price blond" leads me to... Fall Of The House Of Usher.

[Snarky]

Aw man! I knew it looked Poe-y. I was going to guess Berenice, but it turns out it was never adapted in that time frame.

[Crimson Wizard]

Googling "Vincent Price blond" leads me to... Fall Of The House Of Usher.

Cheater!
But this is indeed correct.

[Ben X]

Googling "Vincent Price blond" leads me to... Fall Of The House Of Usher.

Cheater!
But this is indeed correct.

We're allowed to Google search, right? Just not image search?

EDIT: If so, this is my next one, with connection to previous. If not, then oops!

[Crimson Wizard]

We're allowed to Google search, right? Just not image search?

No idea. Are there rules in this thread?

[Ben X]

I think we kind of settled on that, but I'm happy to play hardcore no-searching rules! Next pic in edited post above.

[Crimson Wizard]

Vincent!
Mwahahahaha!


...damn, I did not want to, but it's too late now.

Right, the connection is that... umm... the main character reads Poe a lot.
E: Lol, and the fact that he has the same name as one of the actors in the previous move.


Okay, here's the next one with connection to previous one:

[Ben X]

Plus, Vincent Price narrates Vincent (and I chose a grab where a portrait is being painted)!

I'm pretty sure it's not Beetlejuice, but that's my guess anyway!

[cat]

Sleepy Hollow

[Crimson Wizard]

Sleepy Hollow

Correct.