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The вЂњsafe,вЂќ вЂњfunвЂќ alternative to giving out actual candy on Halloween, the coupons are a worried parentвЂ™s dream.

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Once again appearing in a spooky mansion, with spooky music in the background, Price advertises a not-particularly-spooky series of myths and legends for Time Life Books in this 1985 commercial. In 1985, a company called Sun Country inexplicably decided to put Vincent Price in a polar bear costume and then play some old-fashioned haunted house music to sell their wine coolers. The all-peanut butter вЂњPeanut Butter With No JellyвЂќ candy bar improved upon the classic PB&J by removing extraneous ingredients like bread and jelly. Polaroid videocassettesДЄnother haunted house commercial from 1984-this time for a hauntingly old-school product: videocassettes that clean your VCR as they play. Sitting in a spooky castle on a dark and stormy night, Price warns viewers that the game can be вЂњquite deadly.вЂќ 4. Price plays up the creepiness for this 1978 spot for a Milton Bradley board game called Stay Alive. This 1979 ad for antique furniture packs an impressive number of spooky jokes into just 30 seconds of airtime.

Fortunately, Vincent Price has the solution: Tilex instant mildew remover! ItвЂ™ll rid your haunted mansion of even the most resilient mildews.

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Full of haunted mansions, spooky music, and terrifying wordplay (вЂњprices that wonвЂ™t scare you!вЂќ), most of the commercials put PriceвЂ™s horror pedigree front and center. In the 1970s and 1980s, Price lent his image or voice to ads for wine coolers, board games, candy bars, and even the American Dairy Association. His final on-film performance was in Tim BurtonвЂ™s Edward Scissorhands (1990).Д«ut the horror legend didnвЂ™t just appear in movies Price was also a prolific commercial actor.

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Price-who was born on May 27, 1911-appeared in everything from the original versions of House of Wax (1953), The Fly (1958), and House on Haunted Hill(1959) to 1959вЂ™s campy The Tingler, a novelty 3D movie in which theatergoersвЂ™ seats vibrated at scary moments throughout the film. From the 1930s through the 1980s, Vincent Price was an incredibly prolific actor who was best known for his distinctively spooky voice and his performances in a range of classic (and not-so-classic) horror movies.