 The
Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Dark, witty sequel about mad doctor creating a mate for his
monster. This favorite of critics is still capable of providing
heart-thumping jolts for fans of classic horror.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Colin Clive
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 75 minute
Rating: NR |
 The
Invisible Man (1933)
Intriguing tale of unstable chemist whose invisibility formula
makes him both insane and unseen. Macabre humor, remarkable
special effects for the time make this fascinating entertainment
for classic horror fans.
Starring: Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 71 minutes
Rating: NR |
 King
Kong (1933)
Classic horror thriller about a very large, monstrous ape
running amok after being brought to New York City. Though
somewhat dated, its groundbreaking effects, still-powerful
beauty-and-the-beast drama are considered required viewing for
genre fans, cinema buffs.
Starring: Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot
Directors: Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Runtime: 105 minutes
Rating: NR |
 The
Mummy (1932)
Reincarnated mummy stalks Egypt for modern bride in chilly
horror classic. Masterful atmosphere, dominant Karloff
performance add distinction to this film.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Zita Johann
Director: Karl Freund
Runtime: 72 minutes
Rating: NR |
 White
Zombie (1932)
Lugosi
tyrannizes Caribbean island with
zombie slaves in zero-budget
cult masterpiece. Amateurish
acting, minuscule budget
overcome through eerily poetic,
dreamlike stylistics. Requisite
viewing for underground horror,
cult cinema admirers.
Stars:
Bela Lugosi, Madge Bellamy
Director:
Victor Halperin
Rating: NR
Runtime: 73
minutes |
 Dracula
(1931)
Classic tale of a Transylvanian vampire who searches for blood
in this genre-creating horror classic. This movie set the tone
for all future vampire films. Film history buffs and those who
love vampires will enjoy it.
Starring: Bela Lugosi, Helen Chandler
Director: Tod Browning
Runtime: 84 minutes
Rating: NR |
 Frankenstein
(1931)
Timeless tragedy about mad scientist creating
murderous-yet-childlike creature. This founding example of the
monster movie still fascinates horror fans, film history buffs
with its still-chilling suspense, sterling performances.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Colin Clive
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 70 minutes
Rating: NR |
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 Metropolis
(1926)
Silent masterpiece about oppressed workers rebelling still wins
acclaim for evocative set designs, innovative special effects.
Compulsory for students of cinema. Appreciated by fantasy buffs
in mood for slower-paced classic.
Starring: Brigitte Helm, Alfred Abel
Director: Fritz Lang
Runtime: 90 minutes
Rating: NR |
 Nosferatu
(1922)
First filmed version of Dracula tale is considered a classic for
its eerie visuals, chilling performances. Still considered a
must for classic horror fans, art-house devotees looking for
spooky atmospherics.
Starring: Max Schreck, Alexander Granach
Director: F.W. Murnau
Runtime: 63 minutes
Rating: NR |
