The Old Dark House (1932) The Mummy (1932) Bride of Frankenstein (1935) The Mummy (1932) ...

  As King Kong premiered at New York's Radio City Music Hall and Roxy Theater the evening of March 2, 1933, Boris Karloff was on a plane...

In 1931, Boris Karloff filed a complaint to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences after the makeup procedures he endured whil...

"Isle of the Dead" nailed everything RKO requested of Val Lewton's B-horror unit. Production came out costing $246,000 out ...

The Monster (1925) Wednesday, October 3 Star of the Month: Lon Chaney 7:00 pm The Unknown (1927) 8:00 The Phantom of the Opera (1...

    Frankenstein (1931)   The Body Snatcher (1945)   The Mummy (1932)    

"Imagine yourself standing by the wreckage of the mill. The fire is dying down. Soon the bare skeleton of the building will be visib...

Although Mary Shelley's great novel celebrated its 200th anniversary in June, Boris Karloff's definitive role as The Creature i...

The "old dark house" movie is a forgotten art. The reading of the dead patriarch's will, the characters' side glances ...

"[Val] Lewton contributed a great deal to the screenplays of his films, from the original story-lines , which were often his, throu...

Edgar G. Ulmer's "The Black Cat" is nothing like the Poe classic, there is barely a feline in sight for most of the movie!...