Last Seen pre-1970 Classic/Vintage Horror Movie?

[neverending]

Can't go wrong with Ruth Gordon!

[neverending]

Mad Love

Peter Lorre at his creepiest. A really great classic.

[phantomstranger]

King Kong vs Godzilla

one of the great asian monster movies

[Straker]

Dracula (1958).:cool:

[roshiq]

Mad Love (1935)

By the name itself "Dr. Gogol" is like one of the pretty interesting characters that we always love to see on screen & Lorre's bald, sinister looks & his unique touch for Gogol's persona in this role made it a pure gem for any classic genre fan.



There's a scene where Dr. Gogol, seated in one of the boxes in the theater. We only see half of his face, because the other half hidden in shadows. We clearly get a sense of evil with only a minimal of lighting and gesture in the sinister figure of Dr. Gogol. These closeups on Lorre, the shadows in the hallway magnificently worked with black-and-white cinematography. Another brilliant showcase of Karl Freund's amazing works.

>>: A

Originally Posted by neverending

Mad Love

Peter Lorre at his creepiest. A really great classic.

I haven't seen much of Peter Lorre movies yet, so thanks a lot for the rec; it's been really a delightful watch.:)

[hammerfan]

Carnival of Souls

[phantomstranger]

"I Walked With A Zombie"
and
"Earth vs The Flying Saucers"

[Clean, Shaven]

The City of the Dead. It's free for download!

[roshiq]

The Sadist (1963)

Fantastic! Excellent camera works, perfectly tight script and the solid casts surely made it an exemplary achievement in low budget film making.

>>: B+

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Mad Love (1935)

Originally Posted by roshiq

The Sadist (1963)

Great stuff, roshiq!

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Kicked off my October movie watching with Carnival of Souls (1962).