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This little opus from 1957, features King Karloff who plays a hoax buster. He travels to an Island known for it's Voodoo Rituals, and Man (Make that Woman) eating plants. Very fun. Here, the restored poster.
They finally made a movie about my old girlfriend Deborah. Here is the poster!
This was a very fun film to watch. Great performance by Lionel
Atwill as a lawyer defending his son accused for murdering a shrewd
gold digger played by the wonderful Greta Nissen. Here, the restored and atmospheric one sheet.
Right up there with ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN '48, is this fright filled comedy fun film. Wisecracking Bob Hope and lovely to look at Paulette Goddard, star in this film that had been tied up in a legal morass for quite some time. Finally available by Universal on DVD. My highest recommendation. Here is the really terrific one sheet, recently restored.
One of the great studio over-sites, is NOT placing Bela Lugosi in the last two Universal monster films. Starting with House of Frankenstein '48. More the pity on that one, since Bela & Boris Karloff would have been co-stars. Here the restored one sheet to the House of Dracula. That should really be Bela in the center.
Here is a terrific publicity photo of Bela from Dracula. The Spiderweb Shadows, being particularly effective.
Charlie Chan. To some, that name
conjures up an unfortunate Hollywood stereotype. Truth is, the actors
that played the character in the 30's and 40's were not Chinese. No
matter, all of the performers, had great respect for and I feel,
portrayed the character with respect and class. Sidney Tolar was so
happy to play the character, that when they had planned to cancel the
C.C. series, Tolar bought the rights so he could make more movies! Here
is the restored one sheet to one of the best of the Tolar Chans. Enjoy.