I'm looking through my new favorite book, the 1000 best movies of all time, 1971 edition and how does this one sound:

ISLE OF THE DEAD

u.s.a. 1945
Slow-moving horror thriller about a group of people marooned on a Greek island during a plague. Not the best of Lewton's RKO horror movies; although the last thirty minutes, in which a cataleptic woman who has been buried alive escapes from her coffin completely insane, are filmed with great skill by Mark Robson who, like Jacques Tourneur and Robert Wise before him, employed sound with great subtlety to register horror.