Watched CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) on @Shudder and dug it — simple story, atmospheric filmmaking, great sense of rising dread.
Also, it made me realize an interesting edge for filmmakers in flyover country (like industrial filmmaker Herk Harvey, who directed): novel locations.
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CARNIVAL OF SOULS was shot in studios and on location in Lawrence, Kansas, on location in Salt Lake City, Utah, and at the wildly atmospheric, unforgettable, but never seen on film Saltair Amusement Park in Magna, Utah. Never seen on film because *it’s in freakin’ Magna, Utah!*
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Just shooting in Utah means CARNIVAL OF SOULS offers a great, eerie, memorable location that you’ve never seen! Think about all the times you’ve seen, say, the Bradbury Building in LA — OUTER LIMITS, BLADE RUNNER, WOLF, you name it. Now imagine you’d *never* seen it.
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LOL, I was going to tag in and say "watched Bosch and holy crap, the Bradbury Building yet again...but you got there first!
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