Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XIX rates with the best of the boxsets. »»
Good news for those who enjoy a little classic horror around Halloween, Karloff & Lugosi Horror Classics is scheduled to pop up in October. Here's the press release from Warner Home Video: »»
Anyone who's read half of my reviews knows how much of a dork I am over Ed Wood and Bela Lugosi. I already own this movie and I've seen it many times being able to quote most of Lugosi's better lines. So would I bother to review this one? 'Cause this time it's in color! »»
Bela Lugosi is the king of B-horror films. After Dracula he was typecast as the villain and was never really able to step out of the shadow of that one great role. He made almost 100 films in Hollywood; many that were straight up bad, but a rare handful of them were wonderful little gems. The Devil Bat is one of those diamonds in the rough. »»
A great director can make a great film. A great actor can deliver a great performance. But when you combine the best of both worlds you sometimes find an artistic combination that delivers not just one, but multiple films that are some of the best ev »»
Fox wasn't a studio known for horror. During the golden years of black and white cinema, they never delved deeply into the fright genre like Universal with its classic monsters. Fox Horror Classics Collection, Vol. 2 brings together a trio of films that put a chill in the audience without making them die of shock. Chandu the Magician, Dr. Renault's Secret and Dragonwyck aren't conventional horror films. There's no gore or screams, but they do star Vincent Price and Bela Lugosi in creepy roles. And you won't forget J. Carrol Naish's haircut. »»
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