Buried Alive 1989
"The Dead Return!"
In *Buried Alive (1989)*, a brave young educator takes on a teaching position at the Ravenscroft Institute, an eerie, ivy-covered girls' school with a dark reputation.
Director: Gérard Kikoïne
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Buried Alive (1989) about?
A new teacher arrives at a gothic girls' school where students have mysteriously vanished. As disturbing hallucinations take hold, she uncovers a sinister history tied to the institution's dark past.
Who directed Buried Alive?
Gérard Kikoïne directed the film, delivering a chilling blend of horror and suspense.
Who stars in Buried Alive?
The film features Robert Vaughn, Donald Pleasence, Karen Lorre, John Carradine, and Ginger Lynn in key roles.
Is Buried Alive (1989) worth watching?
As a vintage '80s horror-thriller, it offers atmospheric dread and intriguing mystery, though fans of modern jump scares may find it slow-paced. Its cult appeal lies in its eerie setting and classic cast.
How long is Buried Alive?
The runtime is 87 minutes.
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About Buried Alive (1989) — Psychological Horror with a Haunting Mystery
In *Buried Alive (1989)*, a brave young educator takes on a teaching position at the Ravenscroft Institute, an eerie, ivy-covered girls' school with a dark reputation. As unsettling visions plague her mind, she becomes determined to unravel the truth behind a string of vanished students—each disappearance shrouded in mystery and dread.
Directed by Gérard Kikoïne and blending horror with psychological suspense, this 87-minute chiller stars Robert Vaughn and Donald Pleasence as enigmatic figures within a faculty hiding more than just lesson plans. With unsettling atmosphere and a slow-burn mystery, *Buried Alive (1989)* delivers a vintage '80s horror experience that lingers long after the credits roll.