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50 Personal Favourite Movies - (50 movies items)

"George Waggner "

A Big Collection of Movie Facts! (12 movies items)

"Evelyn Ankers later recalled that during the filming of the final confrontation, she was required to faint, and then to stay on the floor until the fight scene between Lon Chaney Jr. and Claude Rains was finished. Ankers recalled that during one take, she stayed on the floor so long that the low-hanging chemical fog being used in the scene caused her to pass out. When the take was over, the film crew began rearranging the cameras and lights for the next take, not noticing that Ankers had not eme"

Werewolf shit (my little top list) (27 movies items)

"Tunnelma legendoineen ja ennustuksineen on kieltämättä kunnossa ja lavasteet sumuisine metsineen ja hautausmaineen hienoja, mutta miksi tarina on kirjoitettu etenemään jännittävimmiksi tarkoitetuissa kohdissa, kuten sudeksi muuttumisessa, aivan liian nopeatempoisesti? Miksi mustalais-Bela näyttää tavalliselta sudelta, mutta Larry viikon tiettömällä tiellä viihtyneeltä lähiöpultsarilta? Erikoistehosteetkin ovat eittämättä jopa omaan silmääni pahasti vanhentuneita, musiikki a"

Top ten werewolf movies (10 movies items)

"This might not be the first werewolf movie made, but it is the one that embedded the monster into the public consciousness. Lon Chaney Jr is fantastic as Lawrence Talbot, the accursed Lycanthrope of the Story and injects a copious amount of sympathy. The Score by Hans J Salter and Frank Skinner is also worth noting and along with the beautiful set designs, makes this the single most atmospheric and haunting of the films from Universal's second wave of horror films. The Wolf Man himself is also o"

“To many, classic horror starts from the 70's or from early 80's. I disagree. To me it was from early 20's to mid 50's, the true predecessor of modern horror. Many of the well-known horror movies were made at this time and The Wolf Man is one of them. Although not the first werewolf movie, it certainly was the most influential and iconic. I consider the performance of Lon Chaney, Jr. as the doomed Larry Talbot / Wolf Man and the whole film in general to be the definitive portrayal of a werewolf. all Universal Monsters are iconic but there's just something about the Wolf Man. Is it the groundbreaking make-up for its time or the creepy atmosphere? Or is it because of the great performance by Lon Chaney, Jr. (why do think I've ranked him no. 1 here?). Just like the horror movies of it's time -” read more

Hamza's 500 Greatest Films of All Time! (156 movies items)

"George Waggner To Hollywood: Please give up on the reboots and remakes. Just give up! You can't recreate the frightening atmosphere anymore. To many, classic horror starts from the 70's or from early 80's. I disagree. To me it was from early 20's to mid 50's, the true predecessor of modern horror. Many of the well-known horror movies were made at this time and The Wolf Man is one of them. Although not the first werewolf movie, it certainly was the most influential and iconic. I consider the p"

Watched in 2012 (115 movies items)

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