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Re: Universal Horrors Dashboard (reply) WOW!! Thanks Anthony! You must have put in an incredible amount of time fixing this up!Thanks again!Cheers! & God Bless!!!The Phantom |
Universal Horrors | 08/31/12 10:18 PM |
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Re: THE WEREWOLF OF LONDON (reply) Joe Karlosi wrote:I would doubt it was Oland, but you never know. I seem to recall someone offering frames from the film to do a comparison... As for the movie itself, I think it's underrated... but by the same token, I've never been... |
Universal Horrors | 08/31/12 10:09 PM |
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Re: WHAT IS THE FIRST HORROR/GENRE FILM? (reply) PhantomXCI wrote:The Phantom wrote: Any one of the titles mentioned on this thread could be the "first horror feature" However if we're talking about the first horror film ever then I'd have to cast my ballot for Thomas Edison's... |
Silent Horror | 03/22/12 2:57 AM |
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Re: WHAT IS THE FIRST HORROR/GENRE FILM? (reply) Any one of the titles mentioned on this thread could be the "first horror feature" However if we're talking about the first horror film ever then I'd have to cast my ballot for Thomas Edison's FRANKENSTEIN (1910) Chills! ~~The... |
Silent Horror | 02/15/12 4:35 AM |
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Re: Dead Men Walk - PRC's finest hour? (reply) You know Dead Men Walk might very well have been their finest film. It contained a scene that gave me an idea about vampires not casting reflections in mirrors, or shadows etc. in the scene where the Zucco vampire character confronts... |
Poverty Row | 02/15/12 4:15 AM |
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Re: My Scary Wish List (reply) Elisabeth wrote:My scary wish list would be to have all four James Whale films go to CRITERION for restoration....with full "making of" documentaries, and Whale Bio. Commentary by Greg Mank, and behind the scenes... |
Golden Age Horror | 12/02/10 8:25 PM |
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My Scary Wish List (topic) In collecting movies, I like the DVDs that have the special features with documentaries about the making of the movie. Unfortunately there aren't many classic movies that are treated so lavisly but SHOULD be. Cases in point,... |
Golden Age Horror | 10/04/10 11:52 PM |
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Re: Why dosen't TCM show the Original 1925 Phantom? (reply) Given digital technology, isn't it possible to make a digital intermediate off of the 16mm print? Also it could then be more easily blown up for 35mm safety print--The Phantom |
Silent Horror | 08/31/10 1:29 AM |
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Re: The Show (reply) Cadaverino wrote: I was surprised that John Gilbert says (via intertitle) when the old man dies, "Christ! He's dead!"This was a pre-Code film. You'd be surprised at how risque some American films were in the... |
Silent Horror | 08/26/10 5:32 PM |
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Re: LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT Film Clip? (reply) Barbenfouillis wrote: I think that even peppered with a few effects like the above here and there, that the TCM restoration might have worked better. I appreciated that effort but with all of the zooming in and out, it got a little... |
Silent Horror | 08/26/10 5:13 PM |
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Wakeman Music for Phantom of the Opera (topic) Hello!I once had a VHS tape of Chaney's "The Phantom of the Opera" that had a cool musical score by Rick Wakeman, who used to be with the rock group YES. His scrore was very good, included some beautiful songs, and fit the movie... |
Silent Horror | 08/26/10 4:17 AM |
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Re: The Ty-D-Bol Man (reply) Yeah! It was Carol Burnett. I was just thinking of that when I was watching the commercial on YouTube |
Final Farewells | 08/10/10 7:49 PM |
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Rexall Drug Stores: Where Did You Buy Your Monster Magazines? (topic) I was just wondering where everybody bought their favourite monster magazines. I have read of a lot of different places here. My spot was Rexall Drug stores. Back in the day these drug stores boasted of soda fountains... |
Monster Kid Memories | 07/04/10 7:22 PM |
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Re: Shh! A top secret #250 picture! (reply) Oh, this is so great! Has it hit the stands yet? The Phantom |
Horror Film Books and Magazines | 06/17/10 5:16 AM |
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Re: The New Universal Collection "The Wolf Man" DVD (reply) Thanks Rakshasa! Your pal, The Phantom |
Universal Horrors | 06/06/10 3:47 PM |
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The New Universal Collection "The Wolf Man" DVD (topic) Hello all,Here awhile back I got a copy of the newest Universal Collection of "The Wolf Man" starring Lon Chaney Jr. (It's the one in the sepia or brownish colored box, that matches the universal 75th Anniversary editions of "Dracula"... |
Universal Horrors | 06/02/10 9:22 PM |
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Re: Where is the love for The Invisible Man? (reply) You know, I never was interested in the Invisible Man as a story (and thought it Wells worst), but I have to admit a strong fondness for the James Whale film. Something about all of James Whale's movies is that they are all immensely... |
Universal Horrors | 06/02/10 9:06 PM |
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Re: CLASSIC MONSTERS IN YOUR DREAMS? (reply) OK I guess this one's for the next generation of Monsterkids, but its funny and I got to tell on myself here:Honestly as a kid, I never had the classic monsters chase me in my dreams seriously. They scared the (well, you know what) outta... |
Monster Kid Memories | 05/31/10 10:57 PM |
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Re: What ephemera do you still own from your Monster Kidhood? (reply) My monster stuff...let's see...I have a lot of Famous Monsters but never had the full set from issue #1 and on. As a very LATE Baby Boomer (1963) I was born at the tail end of the generation (baby boomer generation ends in 1964 or... |
Monster Kid Memories | 05/31/10 10:36 PM |
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Re: Phantom of the Opera & it's music (reply) I have a unique copy of the 1925 "The Phantom of the Opera" with a score provided by Rick Wakeman (formerly with the rock band YES) Wakeman's score includes both musical pieces and even songs. Each and all fit the movie perfectly! I... |
Silent Horror | 01/27/10 8:51 PM |
