The Phantom of the Opera (1925):
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Dracula (1931):
Frankenstein (1931):
The Mummy (1932):
The Invisible Man (1933):
Bride of Frankenstein (1935):
The Wolf Man (1941):
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954):
I decided to include an extra treat. Not sure how many of you have ever heard of the goth band Bauhaus. Here is a video clip for their song Bela Lugosi's Dead.
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I love Bauhaus so much it hurts. Great Halloween blog post.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Glad you liked this post. Bauhaus is amazing. One of my favorite bands of all time.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I have seen a few of these but I think I need to netflix some of the others. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePhantom and Dracula are my top favorites. The way Lon Chaney moves. (Is it true that his parents were both deaf and that's why he was such an excellent silent movie actor?) The intense stare of Lugosi. The best of the best.
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ReplyDeleteKeith, detta var en väldigt väldigt läbbig post. Jag är inget fans av skräckfilmer, tycker att verkligheten innehåller en del av detta i sig självt... Men Din blogg håller måttet må jag säga, och berätta när vi skall börja med kapitel ett i svenska!!
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oh my - strange movies but the best ones from back then, have you ever seem one of the dracula movies starring peter cushing - truly a classic
ReplyDeletejust in time for halloween. cool post! i gotta say dracula has my heart, i've always loved vampires. haha
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ReplyDeleteNice choice of video, too. I was lucky enough to catch Bauhaus live at many gigs and rate them highly. Remember one in particular where they broke the house record for the number of people admitted to the gig and greatly exceeded the safety limit. Great gig, though, with Pete Murphy opening the gig by singing 'Spy In The Cab' from the bands dressing room, captured on close circuit TV while the band played onstage. Recall thet usually left 'Bela' to the end of their set and it always went down well.
Can't choose one, if its vintage, I love it. The leading ladies back then were always emaculate, even when being throttled!
ReplyDeleteOh, The Invisible Man! I saw it yesterday actually ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly not alone, I adore classic movie monsters such as this ghoulish group here to no end, too! Thank you for sharing these wonderful - and very festive - images with us!
ReplyDeleteHave an awesome day!
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Hey Rachel. Thanks. Glad you've seen some. These are definitely classics that should all be seen.
ReplyDeleteHey Jami. Thanks for commenting. Never heard that about Chaney, but that would be quite interesting. He's great. Also love Lugosi.
ReplyDeleteSeriously - this was like a stroll thru my childhood. My relatives didn't look like these folks but they sure were in our living room a lot! Great..great post Keith.
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Hey Agneta. Thank you very much. I hope you have a great day. Take care. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHey Amy. Thanks for commenting. Oh yeah, I've seen those. My post on Monday dealt with my love for Cushing, etc.
Hey Niki. Thanks. I love vampires too. Always been fascinated by them.
ReplyDeleteHey Steve. Thanks for commenting. That's so cool about seeing Bauhaus. Wow. I've never even seen them once. I would love to though. I can be that their Bela song definitely pleases their fans.
Hey Gingey. Thanks. These are all great. I did love the leading ladies in these movies too.
ReplyDeleteHey Maria. That's so cool about the Invisible Man.
Hey Jessica. Thanks. Glad I'm not the only one. I've seen these movies so many times since I was a kid. All classics in my book.
Hey Dumbwit. Thanks. Oh yeah. These characters in my house a lot when I was growing up. They were almost like part of the family.
ReplyDeleteI love all of these movies. I've seen them myself quite a lot over the years. That was neat that you included that Bauhaus video. They are an amazing band. I went through a goth phase when I was younger. I still like them though.
ReplyDeleteThese movies really creeped me out when I was a kid. Dude, you like Bauhaus? That rocks!
ReplyDeleteHey Phoebe. Thanks. These movies are such classics. They really helped me develop my lifelong love of horror. I went through a goth phase myself. I do still listen to some of it even now.
ReplyDeleteHey Wolf. Wasn't the Wolf Man about your dad? lol I'm full of surprises. I love all kinds of music.
ReplyDeleteDracula and The Bride of Frankenstein are my faves, have you seen Werner Herzog's late seventies movie Nosferatu - tip top film. Love Bauhaus, they've got a stack of Halloween anthems in the catalogue..
ReplyDeleteHey Dave. Thanks for commenting. I love those films. Oh yeah. I've seen the 70's version of Nosferatu. I loved it. I've actually got a post tomorrow on the original Nosferatu film. Bauhaus has had some spooky cool tunes over the years.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. One hundred percent. Love, love, love all these timeless classics.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder...is there a better time for them!
Have a great one
The makeup is truly amazing for back then!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a toss up between the wolf man and the mummy!!
Off to check out your sister's blog!
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Hey Anika. Thanks for commenting. Glad to see you love these horror classics too. They are so amazing. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny, with all of these monsters, I've always been partial to The Munsters and The Addams Family - I suppose I liked the humor that laced the fright of their characters! :)
ReplyDeleteHey Maria. Oh yeah. I think the makeup was pretty good for that time. I'd just as soon watch these movies as most of what goes for horror these days. Thanks for paying a visit to my sister's blog. I appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteBauhaus is great. Wolfman and Frankenstien are my favs.
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Hey Erika. Nothing wrong with that. I loved both of those shows myself.
ReplyDeleteHey Robert. Thanks. Glad to see you're a fan.
ReplyDeletei'm not really into horros, but i love the Phantom of the Opera!
ReplyDeleteThanks Insider. I do love that movie.
ReplyDeleteFabulous post, Keith! Love the classic Draculas!
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Thanks Carrie. That's cool that you do. I know I definitely do too.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Gotta go with Dracula. When I think classic horror movies that's what I think of first.
ReplyDeleteGreat inclusion of the Bahaus song! Have a great day.
Hey Tights. Thanks. Glad to see you picked Dracula. That's who I would pick. I'm happy you liked the addition of the Bauhaus song. I thought it fit nicely since this post had Bela Lugosi in it.
ReplyDeleteI love Dracula...I think he's such a fabulous character, and perfect for a Halloween night =)
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of any Hitchcock movie - definitely puts me in the mood for Halloween (though there aren't any real monsters).
Great post, Keith!
For me, those movies are almost comedy! so fun to watch!
ReplyDeleteMy best kisses Keith!
gosh so many great ones to choose from! I think id have to go with the bride of frankenstein. i love iconic badass women! it sucks because this is my favorite time of year and i love watching all the horror films that come on but i cant watch them while my husband is deployed because i get too scared at night. i'm almost 30 yet there i am, checking under my bed like theres honestly going to be a monster.
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ReplyDeletelove that Phantom of the Opera from 1925
I love the classic creatures. I remember growing up and watching the 4 o'clock movie during this time of year and seeing the Wolf Man Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Mummy. But I must say, my favorite of all time is the Gill Man, Creature from the Black Lagoon! He was hilarious and still is!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post. Your place is really cool!
Oh I LOVE all of these classic monsters! So awesome! I am loving these Halloween posts, Keith!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love Boris Karloff!!! He was so unique as a person could get. But what a great actor!!! Love the man. I can't get over him in Frankenstein how great was he. I sing his praises. LALA :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'll have to rent on or two of those for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteSadly, I'm not a fan of monster flicks.
ReplyDeleteHey Allison. Thanks. Dracula movies are good all year round, but I do really love them at Halloween. I hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteHey Kira. Thanks. So glad you enjoyed these movies.
Hey Mrs. M. I do love the Bride. That was an awesome movie. I love all these movies. They would be awesome to watch this time of year. I am so sorry that you can't watch them without your husband. I do hope that all is well with him. I really admire men like him who serve their country.
ReplyDeleteHey Scott. Thanks for commenting. These movies are so awesome. I do love Phantom. I love silent horror.
ReplyDeleteHey Cheryl Lynn. Thanks for your comment. I'm so glad to see you're a fan of these movies. I loved watching these movies late night when I was a kid.
Hey Clare. Thanks so much. I'm glad that you are enjoying these Halloween posts.
ReplyDeleteHey Steph. That's cool that you are such a fan of Boris. I know you love the man. He was always so awesome. He made many great movies. What an icon.
Hey Kristin. I hope you get a chance to watch some of these.
Hey Secretista. Sorry you don't like these kind of movies.
Great post, my friend. I love all the pictures you chose. Have a nice week.
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This post has to be one of my favourites that you have put up! Love it,, love it, love it! And I love that video and song from the Bauhaus. Wonderful post! Great photos, too!
ReplyDeleteHey Kinezoe. Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed this post.
ReplyDeleteHey Daniela. Thanks so much. I really appreciate that. I'm very happy that you enjoyed this post so much. I had fun putting it together.
I love all of these movies!!
ReplyDeleteAnd Peter Murphy is my dad's all time favorite singer, so I grew up listening to Bauhaus all the time-- I've seen them in concert more times than I can count! lol!
Hey Kate. Thanks for commenting. That's so cool about Peter Murphy and Bauhaus. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool post Keith! Love all these images!! Thanks! P.S. Will go check out your sister's blog!!
ReplyDeleteHey Sam. Thanks for commenting. I'm so glad you enjoyed all these images. They were some awesome movies.
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