The Vincent Price Blog

The Legacy of Love: Helping Hendo Heal
The Legacy of Love: Helping Hendo Heal
Two weeks ago today, my neighbors and I -- along with neighborhoods all over Western North Carolina -- began the slow process of recovering and rebuilding from the devastation of... Read more...
Help Hendersonville NC Heal from Hurricane Helene
Help Hendersonville NC Heal from Hurricane Helene
Victoria Price and Mad Monster team up to help Hendersonville: "For over 13 years, Mad Monster has celebrated horror and pop culture in North Carolina. Our NC community and family... Read more...
Join Victoria Price for an Exclusive Online Event
Victoria Price has followed in her father's footsteps, becoming a popular public speaker on inspirational topics such as Living Your Legacy; The Legacy of Yes; Creating a Daily Practice of Joy; The Adventure of Art Collecting; Listen, Learn, Laugh, Love: Designing for Live, and Explore Savor Celebrate! But perhaps her most popular talk is about her father -- Vincent Price: Master of Menace, Lover of Life! Victoria has spoken all over the world about her father, but she still gets so many requests that she has decided to create an... Read more...
Vincent Price Inspires Victoria's Daily Practice of Joy
Since April 2016, Victoria Price has been writing a weekly blog called Daily Practice of Joy. Her inspiration for this blog came from her father, Vincent Price, who was one of the most joyful people on the planet. Inspiring joy and saying yes, encouraging young people to pursue their passions and acting as a lifelong philanthropist for the arts.  Although Victoria writes about many topics, quite a few of her blogs and podcasts have been inspired by her father. Click on the links below to read some of the blogs... Read more...
Let our Freak Flags Fly!
"The comment read: 'Loved Vincent Price but factually he did not support his daughter’s ‘lifestyle’.'   All kinds of feelings flew to the surface — hurt, anger, fear, resentment, shame, even humor. Next came the desire to respond. I sat with that for a while, and then realized that the title that had come to me on Sunday IS my response." Read full blog Read more...
The Highest Compliment
"Toward the end of the talk I give about my father, there is a slide with this quote: 'I have come to believe that the highest compliment is not remembering someone; it is missing them.'" Read full blog Read more...
A Love Letter: to all the Vincent Price Fans I have Met at Horror Conventions
"I have just spent probably the most extraordinary week of my life on a spiritual retreat with an amazing group of my soulmates — none of whom I had ever met face to face until this past Tuesday." Read full blog Read more...
A Legacy of Yes: Lesson in Joy
"This coming Wednesday, May 27, would have been my dad's 104th birthday." Read full blog Read more...
The Daily Practice of Joy
I was on quite a roll there for a while last year with blogging, and then I stopped. I got so busy with work, and the busier I got, the less energy I had for anything than work. Then I ran out of steam altogether. Now I’ve brought on someone to help me keep up with all the social media for my dad and me — and when I asked her how often I should blog, her answer was NOT once or twice a year. . .or whenever you get... Read more...
Victoria Price answers fan questions on the Cragg Live Show!
Terry and Tiffany DuFoe host a lively radio show from an old abandoned Drive-In Movie theater with Wicked Kitty and Fritz the studio cats and CRAGG The Gargoyle. This week they hosted Victoria Price for a one-hour interview and got to ask lots of fan questions about her legendary father. Have a listen below!   Read more...
Road Trip 2014: At Monster Mania
Good morning! I am here at Monster Mania in Cherry Hills, New Jersey, which is just over the bridge from Philadelphia. In fact, I can see the Philly skyline from my hotel room--not that I get much time in my hotel room. . . because this is a very busy show. Yesterday, I arrived at 1PM and, after checking in, I began my booth set up. I am the only person in the "celebrity" room who brought lots of stuff to sell, so it took me a while to get... Read more...
It's Time for a Road Trip--Whetting Our Appetites for Joy
Today, February 28, we are kicking off a new blog. You can find it by clicking on the Cooking with Vincent tab on the top of this page. It will take you to our new website celebrating the 50th anniversary edition of my parents' famous cookbook, A Treasury of Great Recipes. This month, I will be hitting to road on the kind of adventure that I loved as a kid. You can follow my exploits on the Road Trip blog. Or just click here and it will take you there:... Read more...
Social Media Vincent Price Style: The Sequel
Almost as soon as I could read, my dad would hand me the instructions to anything mechanical and have me explain how to “make it work”. It was the same on our road trips: Neither of my parents ever bothered to look at a map, knowing that I loved being tasked as the navigator, and that I was good at it. I loved it, too! My parents were both so incredibly gifted at so many things that it felt good to be better than they were at simple little life... Read more...
Social Media Vincent Price Style
Vincent Price often said that his favorite song was "People" sung by @Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl. He said it when he felt his wives became too possessive of his time; he said it when asked what he wanted sung at his funeral. But mostly he said it and then quoted the line from the song--"People who need people are the luckiest people in the world." Vincent Price genuinely loved people. He was an extrovert, who enjoyed meeting and talking with almost anyone, anywhere, at any time. He maintained lifelong... Read more...
Victoria Price: To Horror Fans Everywhere!
I need to make a confession that may not endear me to some of you: I am NOT a horror fan. I know. . .It seems at best a bit ironic for the daughter of Vincent Price to say she doesn't like horror movies--and at worst, perhaps a kind of sacrilege. But here's why. Imagine you’re a little kid who absolutely adores your dad. You think he’s the kindest, gentlest, sweetest, most loving person you know. And then imagine that you see him doing horrible things to people--like really horrible--killing... Read more...