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Bobtheman	The Day the Clown Cried	#101	[-]
Mar 19 12 9:12 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	�
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Liz.stoogeworld		#102	[-]
Mar 20 12 1:24 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI. Why don't you do something to help me? The Psycho Ward's Classic Film Reviews - request a film to be reviewed!
jamesenstein31		#103	[-]
Mar 20 12 5:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Liz wrote: CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI. Youtube, friend to all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxnpMxZkEg4
Friend of Daniel		#104	[-]
Mar 20 12 6:57 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I've yet to see many of the Republic horrors, which seem a bit elusive. THE CRIME OF DR. CRESPI THE VAMPIRE'S GHOST THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL CATMAN OF PARIS THE LADY AND THE MONSTER VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES A few others that come to mind: DONOVAN'S BRAIN THE DEVIL BAT'S DAUGHTER INGAGI STRANGLER OF THE SWAMP Last Edited By: Friend of Daniel Mar 20 12 8:08 AM. Edited 1 times.
bela lugosi		#105	[-]
Mar 20 12 4:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Too many to list or mention. There are a LOT I'd still love to see. Anything that WB hasn't put out or shown on TCM, from the early 30s. Any Paramount/Republic horrors, and early Paramount pre-codes that haven't been on TCM or released (very few have). Any Universal B horrors that don't make any of the sets.
Liz.stoogeworld		#106	[-]
Mar 21 12 3:49 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	jamesenstein31 wrote: Liz wrote: CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI. Youtube, friend to all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxnpMxZkEg4 Thanks, James. Will watch when I get the chance. Why don't you do something to help me? The Psycho Ward's Classic Film Reviews - request a film to be reviewed!
Frankensteinhead		#107	[-]
Mar 21 12 8:56 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Bobtheman wrote: � I must be wrong or this was in a dream or something, but I'm positive that I saw this for sale in a bargain bin at Woolworths in the late 80s.
Wich2		#108	[-]
Mar 21 12 9:58 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Either a dream, or maybe LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL in the '90's?
blackwalnut2001	...and a few you're about to see	#109	[-]
Mar 21 12 11:01 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	As of now (March 2012) CATMAN OF PARIS is on the Netflix Instant Queue, as is VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES (1946), LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944), THE VAMPIRE’S GHOST (1945), and several MR. WONG films with Karloff in the title role. A good many more of these have turned up on Netflix since the early posts in this thread. You’ll do your own search for your faves, but I have to recommend THE STRANGE DOOR (1951). Now there’s a rare treat – Karloff and Laughton – Need I say more? And one I just discovered on Netflix: THE BRUTE MAN (1946) with Rondo Hatton and the lovely and rarely-seen Jane Adams (the hunchbacked girl from HOUSE OF DRACULA – now you’re interested, aren’t you?). And SON OF INGAGI (1940) with an all-black cast! These don’t turn up too often! Found on eBay: I purchased CAT AND THE CANARY (1927) on eBay a couple of years ago. It was a knock-off (Alpha) but serviceable; it’s available right now at 5.95 from oldies.com. There are usually a few on eBay in the $15 range, if that toots your horn. I also bought an acceptable quality NIGHT OF TERROR (1933) knock-off on eBay (with Bela Lugosi doing a BROAD imitation of Bela Lugosi). I’d been looking for this one for years, ever since it scared the pants off me as a little kid hunkered under the covers late at night on the living room sofa. For the longest time I didn’t even know what it was called, I just remembered that bug-eyed boogie man coming out at the end threatening to come over to the house and get me! I also found the seldom-seen THE BLACK CAT (1941) with Basil Rathbone, Broderick Crawford and Lugosi (in his second BLACK CAT). I’ve been looking for DEAD OF NIGHT myself and can’t seem to locate it. Same for MAD DOCTOR OF MARKET STREET and FACE BEHIND THE MASK. And SEVEN FOOTPRINTS TO SATAN – I’d love to see that one. Finally read the book by A. Merritt not long ago, and I’ll recommend that for a good read. (I found it free on the web; it’s public domain.) SECRETS OF THE BLUE ROOM is another I remember as a kid, but haven’t seen in decades. Any ideas? MURDERS IN THE ZOO turns up on TCM occasionally. Thanks for all the titles, y’all. Now I’ve added a few to my own list!
kookster	sinister cinema	#110	[-]
Mar 29 12 11:41 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	check out sinistercinema.com.......they got just about all you mentioned."K"
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rvoyttbots		#111	[-]
Mar 31 12 11:39 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	blackwalnut2001 wrote: As of now (March 2012) CATMAN OF PARIS is on the Netflix Instant Queue, as is VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES (1946), LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944), THE VAMPIRE’S GHOST (1945), and several MR. WONG films with Karloff in the title role. A good many more of these have turned up on Netflix since the early posts in this thread. You’ll do your own search for your faves, but I have to recommend THE STRANGE DOOR (1951). Now there’s a rare treat – Karloff and Laughton – Need I say more? And one I just discovered on Netflix: THE BRUTE MAN (1946) with Rondo Hatton and the lovely and rarely-seen Jane Adams (the hunchbacked girl from HOUSE OF DRACULA – now you’re interested, aren’t you?). And SON OF INGAGI (1940) with an all-black cast! These don’t turn up too often! Found on eBay: I purchased CAT AND THE CANARY (1927) on eBay a couple of years ago. It was a knock-off (Alpha) but serviceable; it’s available right now at 5.95 from oldies.com. There are usually a few on eBay in the $15 range, if that toots your horn. I also bought an acceptable quality NIGHT OF TERROR (1933) knock-off on eBay (with Bela Lugosi doing a BROAD imitation of Bela Lugosi). I’d been looking for this one for years, ever since it scared the pants off me as a little kid hunkered under the covers late at night on the living room sofa. For the longest time I didn’t even know what it was called, I just remembered that bug-eyed boogie man coming out at the end threatening to come over to the house and get me! I also found the seldom-seen THE BLACK CAT (1941) with Basil Rathbone, Broderick Crawford and Lugosi (in his second BLACK CAT). I’ve been looking for DEAD OF NIGHT myself and can’t seem to locate it. Same for MAD DOCTOR OF MARKET STREET and FACE BEHIND THE MASK. And SEVEN FOOTPRINTS TO SATAN – I’d love to see that one. Finally read the book by A. Merritt not long ago, and I’ll recommend that for a good read. (I found it free on the web; it’s public domain.) SECRETS OF THE BLUE ROOM is another I remember as a kid, but haven’t seen in decades. Any ideas? MURDERS IN THE ZOO turns up on TCM occasionally. Thanks for all the titles, y’all. Now I’ve added a few to my own list! You can watch DEAD OF NIGHT on YouTube.
Rick		#112	[-]
Mar 31 12 11:47 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes, but it certainly deserves better.
Monsterpal		#113	[-]
Apr 1 12 8:35 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	MONSTER AND THE GIRL was available on VHS at one time, but it seems to have vanished into thin air since then.
kookster	like i said......	#114	[-]
Apr 2 12 12:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	check out sinistercinema.com. for the films you can't locate???
Monsterpal		#115	[-]
Apr 4 12 7:22 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Sinister doesn't have THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL, at least according to the search function on their website.
Friend of Daniel		#116	[-]
Apr 5 12 3:19 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Monsterpal wrote: Sinister doesn't have THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL, at least according to the search function on their website. THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL was one of the very few Universal/Paramont VHS horror release I didn't buy. Amazon has VHS copies of TMATG for around ten bucks.
Monsterpal		#117	[-]
Apr 5 12 8:08 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks, FoD.
Wich2		#118	[-]
Apr 5 12 11:08 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	(Check your PMs, MP.)
Abin Surly		#119	[-]
Jun 10 12 4:12 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I have a personal 'puzzler' for y'all. Eons ago, as part of the Shock (or Son of Shock package) there was a movie that our local affiliate showed ( first of the usual Friday night double feature). I must have been 6 - 8 years old at the time so the memory is a little hazy: mansion, escaped lunatic (I vaguely remember he looked sort of like a burly version of Mr. Hyde) and I believe he was hiding in the cavernous basement through most of the movie. At the end, he gave sort of a short monologue, looking directly at the camera (ala The Bat Whispers). I've already checked the Shock and Son of list of films and none of the titles stuck out as being this particular film. Does my brief description sound familiar to anyone?
PhantomXCI		#120	[-]
Jun 10 12 4:17 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It's NIGHT OF TERROR (1933, Columbia)
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