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Tag Archives: Bela Lugosi
One Body Too Many
One Body Too Many was released in 1944, and concerns the metaphorical and literal back-stabbing among a group of relatives concerning their late uncle’s will. Directed by Frank McDonald, it was made during the height of the film noir era, … Continue reading
Morbid Curiosity Files: Scared to Death
Late night movie shows can be fun to watch as much for the host as for the show, at least in some cases. I was a fan of Mystery Science Theater 3000 as a kid, and I’ve occasionally caught other … Continue reading
Posted in Halloween Haunters, Morbid Curiosity Files
Tagged 1 Star, 1940s, Angelo Rossitto, Bela Lugosi, Christy Cabanne, Douglas Fowley, Elvira, Elvira's Movie Macabre, George Zucco, Gladys Blake, Joyce Compton, Lee Bennett, Molly Lamont, movies, Nat Pendleton, reviews, Roland Varno, Scared to Death, Walter Abbott
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Plan 9 From Outer Space
There are some films that become legendary among fans of the medium. Films which are renowned because of their plots, their direction, the acting within them. Of course, that renown isn’t necessarily positive, and there are many films which are … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Star, 1950s, Bela Lugosi, Criswell, Ed Wood, movies, Plan 9 From Outer Space, reviews, Tor Johnson, Vampira
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The Devil Bat
Starting off the season’s selections of spooky (if not necessarily scary) cinema, I opted for a short, older film. 1940’s The Devil Bat was a Producers Releasing Corporation production featuring Bela Lugosi as Dr. Carruthers, a well-liked physician, chemist, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, 3 Stars, Bela Lugosi, Dave O'Brien, Devil Bat, Donald Kerr, Jean Yarbrough, movies, reviews
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