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A professor of psychology maintains a soup kitchen in the Bowery. Secretly, however, he’s also a gang boss who uses the soup kitchen to recruit members for his organization. One such recruit is a doctor who has become addled and Read More!
An oldie and a goodie. The Black Cat, which is loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe‘s short story of the same name stars Basil Rathbone, Bela Lugosi, and Alan Ladd. Lugosi also starred in the earlier 1934 film with the Read More!
A psychologist, Antonio Bastille, believes that a person who is suicidal can be cured if they replace it with the desire to take someone else’s life instead. Bela Lugosi and Geraldine Fitzgerald star in this weeks installment of Suspense.
Tragedy occurs when a bus runs into a high voltage power line. Everyone dies except for Dan McCormick (Lon Chaney, Jr.), who emerges from the wreckage discovering that he is immune to the effects of electricity. After a brief stint of survivors Read More!
George Kingsley was run over while crossing the street by a speeding gangster. Before his imminent death his best friend and mad scientist, Dr. Ernest Sovac thought he would be a good friend and replace the damaged parts of George’s Read More!
Ever want to see Bela Lugosi in a rip off of the teen wolf outfit? Yeah, me neither but Bela Lugosi sure knows how to sell this role in The Ape Man! Starring legendary Bela Lugosi as Dr. James Brewster and Read More!
You can’t have Halloween without one of it’s most iconic characters. The Dark Lord of the Vampires himself, Dracula! There are horror movies and then there are Hammer Horror movies. Sure you can pick up any old Dracula film and Read More!
Orchids are often sent to weddings. However, not when a mad scientist sends them to a young bride that appears to kill her! When in actuality she was placed in suspended animation where the mad scientist (played by legendary Bela Read More!
PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) released this classic Bela Lugosi, The Devil Bat, movie back in 1940. It was their very first horror film and with the success of The Devil Bat would go on to make many more movies. They Read More!
The very first zombie film. Sorry guys, it’s not Night of the Living Dead, though a legendary cinematic masterpiece of horror, was not the first to voyage into the land of the living dead. White Zombie (not the band) was Read More!
Not to be confused with The Body Snatchers, this is a completely different movie based on Robert Louis Stevenson‘s short story of the same title, The Body Snatcher. The movie based on this Stevenson’s story was made in 1945 and Read More!
Happy Birthday to LEGENDARY Bela Lugosi. Our favorite Hungarian practically jump started the horror movie! To many he will forever be the face of Dracula. Today Begla Lugosi would be 133, not bad for the Prince of the Undead! So Read More!
The Wolf Man is a 1941 American drama horror film written by Curt Siodmak and produced and directed by George Waggner. The film stars Lon Chaney, Jr. as a werewolf named “The Wolf Man” and features Claude Rains, Evelyn Ankers, Read More!
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