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William Castle's introduction to his cult 1959 film 'The Tingler'. Castle, with no apparent emotion whatsoever, prepares the audience for his gimmick 'Percepto'. Random seats in theaters were equipped with buzzers which would vibrate the viewers seat simulating attack from 'The Tingler'!!! LOL!
Tags: the  tingler  william  castle  percepto  50s  horror  films 
Added: 26th February 2008
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Posted By: Naomi
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Posted by: donmac101 on 2008-02-27 
Surely some one on YRT can put this Brit straight? Did these gimmicky things really happen? Naomi, I think if you look closely you can see the wry grin of a prankster in Castle.
Posted by: eric1957 on 2008-03-03 
There was a movie in the 90's called Matinee in which John Goodman played a William Castle type director.
Posted by: tommy7 on 2008-03-03 
Logic tells me. NO they did not.
Posted by: Jedwgrn on 2008-11-02 
I watched this film at the theater when it came out and there were no effects at all. Another disappointment like smell-o-vision.
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