Silent & Talkie Era Movie Reviews

Speaking of evil Bela roles... This is looking irresistible but I just cant find it! ​

 

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Thrilling and suspenseful. I loved that homage of the title at the very end. Also, I noticed how the villain was smuggled in to about halfway through the film where he was first named as a murderer. It was clever seeing as though I should have spotted this already.

 

He was better in the Raven trailer. I just googled Ed Wood. It reminds me of the Vincent Van Gogh of films.

I came across this

The film (The Black Sleep 1956) marked Bela Lugosi's last complete role before his death in August 1956, although some scenes featuring Lugosi were later included in Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space (in which Tor Johnson also appears), completed in 1957 but not released for distribution until 1959.[2]

 

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Suspense, dark and very, very disturbing. Said to be Bela's last role. What a role to go out with. What a line too! "Cat's have nine lives."

 

What is this thread?

 

Started as a Bela Lugosi horror thread. Now anything of the silver screen era post silent movies of which is known as the Talkie Era.

 

What a suggested Candy Gal!

 

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Fast slapstick and fun. Who wants to see Bela Lugosi get a clip around his ear?

 

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Huge deal. Exciting and thrilling. Another gem slowly approaching their 100th anniversary.

 

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Mysterious and exciting. He went for a little walk. lol

 

Ok I have an old book on movies that belonged to my Grandmother. I will see what I can find to add on this.

 

oh yesssssssssssssssssssssssss!

 

The "pioneering" comedy horror film was One Exciting Night (1922), written, directed and produced by D. W. Griffith, who noticed the stage success of the genre and foresaw a cinematic translation.



Add your own sound. lol

 

Can I add silent too?

 

This thread is now for Silent & Talkie Era Movie Reviews.

Please add.

 

OOh thanks xxxx

 

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Truly dark and disturbing. What a way to go to the chair!