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Tag Archives: black & white
Bluebeard (1944) DVD
Red blood Edgar G. Ulmer reached the height of his career in 1934 when he directed the surrealistic horror classic The Black Cat. He planned to follow with a production of Bluebeard with Boris Karloff, but before he could go … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, DVD, Edgar G. Ulmer, horror, John Carradine, Movie, poverty row, PRC, psycho killer, Review, serial killer
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Peter Pan DVD
Girls will be boys Unfortunately, as with most of children’s literature at this point, many people today believe Peter Pan to be a creation of the Walt Disney Company. This video release of the original 1924 film, from an original … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Anna May Wong, Betty Bronson, black & white, crocodile, DVD, fairy, fairy tale, fantasy, James Wong Howe, mermaid, monster, Movie, pirate, Review, silent, swordplay, UK
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Maniac / Narcotic DVD
Esper classic double feature This pair of exploitation roadshow features from producer/director Dwain Esper happily makes their DVD debut in a definitive deluxe double feature from Kino on Video. Esper was one of the notorious “40 Thieves”, a group of … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, biopic, birth, black & white, commentrak, corpses, drugs, DVD, Dwain Esper, exploitation, horror, injury to eye, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Movie, murder, orgy, Poe, psycho killer, Review, roadshow, sci-fi, vehicle chase, zombies
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The Corpse Vanishes DVD
Check the Lost & Found Dept. In Monogram Picture’s The Corpse Vanishes, Lugosi is at it again. Young brides have been dropping dead at the altar all over town, and immediately after the corpses have been – um, vanishing. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelo Rossitto, Bela Lugosi, black & white, coffin, DVD, mad scientist, Monogram, Movie, Old Dark House, organ, psycho killer, Review, whip
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The Devil Bat DVD
Lugosi on Poverty Row While they may not be true classics in the minds of most people, many of Lugosi’s ever-growing legion of fans have great affection for his Poverty Row features, and anything with Lugosi is collectible.
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Tagged Bela Lugosi, black & white, DVD, Jean Yarbrough, mad scientist, Movie, mutant killer bats, Old Dark House, poverty row, PRC, psych, Review
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The Strange Woman / Moon Over Harlem DVD
Double Ulmer The recently deceased Hedy Lamarr gave one of her best performances in the 1946 melodrama The Strange Woman as a woman who would not seem strange today, but certainly stood out in the 1840 boomtown that was Bangor, … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, DVD, Edgar G. Ulmer, George Sanders, Hedy Lamarr, Hillary Brooke, Movie, psycho killer, Review
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The Blair Witch Project
An Instant Classic I’m not trying to come off all macho or anything, but I watch a lot of horror movies, and I’m not scared by them easily. This one did the trick – I went to bed afterwards unnerved … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, cabin in the woods, horror, mockumentary, Movie, Review, witch
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Devil Girls
Wood Rises Again Mismatched scenes, loads of stock footage, cheap library music, bad acting – all are the hallmarks of the work of one of cinema’s most unique visionaries. Gotta hand it to independent writer/director Andre Perkowski. Nobody in the … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, black & white, Ed Wood, explosions, Movie, psycho killer, Review, VHS
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Deafula
No one can hear you scream This is one of the rarest of all vampire films, which you see listed in a lot of movie guides but not many people have seen it. Most describe it as a version of … Continue reading
Dracula DVD
DVDrac Universal got into the DVD arena last fall in a big way by restoring and releasing deluxe presentations of their classic monster movies, and this one is the best of the lot so far. This is also the best … Continue reading →