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2 days ago · A Mute, Menacing Drunk. The Old Dark House was an early role for Boris Karloff, released in 1932. Stranded travelers take refuge in a mysterious, storm-battered mansion owned by the bizarre Femm family. The butler, Morgan, is a mute, menacing, and brutish servant prone to drunken violence, adding to the tension and danger within the house.
5 days ago · 1965: Cliff Michelmore interviews Boris Karloff on horror films. Boris Karloff’s eerie portrayal of the Monster in Universal Pictures’ Frankenstein in 1931 helped to make him a leading star of ...
1 day ago · 4 Karloff’s Makeup Took Eight Hours To Apply. Everett Collection. By 1932, Karloff was no stranger to time-consuming costumes — his Frankenstein makeup took four hours to apply each day, and over two hours to remove. However, The Mummy took it took a new level — it took him a mind-bending eight hours to be transformed into Imhotep, a ...
2 days ago · Scene to watch with the lights on: Count Orlok’s last hurrah as he approaches a beautiful, sleeping victim is an oft-imitated and, almost 100 years later, still very creepy moment. See more of the best vampire movies of all time. 23. The Blair Witch Project (1999) Directors: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez.
2 days ago · The film was both a commercial and critical success and Universal Pictures released later that same year Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff. Thus began the Universal collection of horror and creature features. The film premiered in February 1931 at the Roxy Theatre in New York City.
1 day ago · Watch on. Way back in March of 1927, famed writer HP Lovecraft wrote the science-fiction/horror short story The Colour Out of Space. In the story, a meteorite crashes in the fictional town of ...
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2 days ago · Next was THE BLACK CASTLE (1952), with Karloff in a supporting role, seen two years later on a double bill with a minor B-western called FIVE GUNS TO TOMBSTONE (1962), but followed onstage at the Tremont Theater by a highly touted live monster show with an MC, a magician, and actors portraying Frankenstein’s monster, Dracula and either The Mummy or the Wolf Man, I don’t recall which. Once ...
