(1932) and a Hungarian Satanist inThe Black Cat(1934). Lugosi was busy too, appearing alongside Karloff inThe Black CatafterThe Murders In The Rue Morgue(1932). Tod Browning alone failed to profit from the monster movie mash-up — he madeFreaksfor MGM, which single-handedly destroyed his ...
So ahead, we're breaking down the horror movies that stand out in the crypt of classics; those that required their filmmakers to act as mad scientists to craft eerie and visceral tales with nothing but great storytelling and a formidable fog machine. Heads up: Our film capsule includes thos...
We paid attention to selections that paved the way in innovations for the genre and for filmmaking as a whole, as well as to modern classics that bring something new and brilliant to the canon today. What every film on this list has in common is that their horrors are more than just ...
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TCM also directly connects with movie fans through events such as the annual TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, the TCM Big Screen Classics series in partnership with Fathom Events, as well as through the TCM Classic Film Tour in New York City and Los Angeles. In addition, TCM produces...
Dracula, American horror film, released in 1931, that is considered one of the early classics of the genre. Bela Lugosi’s performance as the vampire Count Dracula is widely acknowledged as the definitive portrayal of the character, who first appeared in