The Black Cat & The Raven (1934-1935)
Thursday, October 8th, 2009
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Bela Lugosi, boris karloff, Dr. Vitus Werdegast, hd, Hjalmar Poelzig, Universal Pictures
Bela Lugosi, boris karloff, Dr. Vitus Werdegast, hd, Hjalmar Poelzig, Universal Pictures
These three films you mentioned along with Black Friday and The Invisible Ray are all available in the Universal’s Bela Lugosi Collection, which is worth owning for both Lugosi and Karloff fans!
Lugosi + Karloff = must see.
i gotta see the black cat!!
The raven was the third Lugosi movie i seen after dracula and white zombie. And i agree, this is a great performance!
The only thing that bothered me in the raven was one scene where Lugosi lowers a room with a girl in it. Okey, thats some nice tech there, and i’m willing to believe that. But then after the guy wants to run to that girl’s room, opens the door and nearly falls down, hanging on the door for a little while. That in itself is pretty cool, but he manages to get back out and doesn’t seem the least bit surprised about it. It’s like he’s thinking oh ok that’s not gonna work, lets try a different route.
Seen them as Frankenstein and Dracula enough watching them fight might as well be the first and almost only Dracula v.s. Frankenstein scene xD