Boris Karloff

Boris Karloff

Boris Karloff news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Boris Karloff performances. According to Wikipedia: Boris Karloff was an English actor, who emigrated to Canada in the 1910s, best known for his roles in horror films and the... [more]

Boris Karloff news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Boris Karloff performances. According to Wikipedia: Boris Karloff was an English actor, who emigrated to Canada in the 1910s, best known for his roles in horror films and the creation of the Monster in 1931's "Frankenstein". His popularity following "Frankenstein" in the early 1930s was such that for a brief time he was billed simply as "Karloff" or, on some movie posters, "Karloff the Uncanny".

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Written by darkcitydame4e on
The Movie Poster from the 1939 film "Son of Frankenstein" is a reproduction from "sunny" Spain Item Number: 206808 Description: 11 x 17 Movie Poster - Spanish Style A Product Condition:New Availability: Available - [Editor's Note: I want to take this time to express my sincerest thanks to Sam Juliano, for sharing his review of the 1939 film "Son of Frankenstein" and in order to visit Sam Juliano , his writers Allan Fish , Joel Bocko and all his readers from over there at Wonders just follow the link here... Wonders in the Dark Thanks,] Cast : Basil Rathbone...Wolf von Frankenstein Boris Karloff.........................The Monster ... Read Full Story
Written by ilozzoc on
Horror suggests physical repulsion, disgust, and that seems to me a worthless, pointless reaction for any work of entertainment to aim at; it's so easy it isn't worth doing. An eye, say, plopping all bloody into a glass dish may provoke a gasp of revulsion when it is first seen on the screen, but this is an entirely physical thing, and something one can get used to--no doubt with a certain coarsening of one's responses in the process. The second or third time something like this happens in a film, the surprise and excitement is gone, and then you come back to the old, ... Read Full Story
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[Editor's Note; All the information about the film Mad Monster Party is courtesy of Rex Burgess from over there at Horror Stew ...in order to visit Horror Stew please follow the link here... Horrorstew . My sincerest Thanks to Rex Burgess , for the use of his review and screenshots from the film Mad Monster Party .] Mad Monster Party...Reviewed by Rex Burgess, from over there at Horror Stew. Mad Monster Party is a fun stop-motion animation feature film by Jules Bass . He’s the same guy who brought us holiday favorites like “The Little Drummer Boy”, “Frosty The Snowman”, “Rudolph”, and “The Year ... Read Full Story
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Trick or Treat! Now tap those feet. It's time for some really good treats! It was inevitable. With all the wonderful reviewer copies of DVDs and books cluttering up my attic office, as well as the enormous material I acquire on my own, I should have thought of this sooner. My gain will now become yours. But what's the price? You must play a game. First you must correctly answer the following devilishly difficult questions to win one of three splendidly horrifying prizes. Second, you must email those answers to me, whereupon I will place your name in the Skull o'Chance and perform the ... Read Full Story
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Good quality but best for a short wear-time The mask is well made and easy to get on and off. The eye holes are well hidden but small. Therefore, the mask wearer should be careful since your field of vision is narrow. As with all masks, it is hot after a while. Since the "head" is long/tall, there is foam inside to fill out the top part of the head. This is very smart. The mouth hole is also a little small and so talking too much can cause the mask to get stuffy inside. This is definitely not a mask to wear to ... Read Full Story
The web site TV Shows on DVD announced that Image Entertainment will release the classic TV series Thriller as a deluxe boxed set of DVDs next year. The acclaimed series was hosted by the great Boris Karloff and was favorably compared to The Twilight Zone. The set will include many extras and represents the first time the show has had a professional release on home video. Among the young up-and-coming stars featured in the series: Richard...  
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Photo of Matt Kahler and Jessie Fisher by Paul Metreyeon First off, we should tell you that we’re more familiar with Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” than Mary Shelley’s original novel. Or the Boris Karloff movie. Or any other version, really. (Our apologies to the Chicagoist Literary and Film Offices if they’re ashamed of us in any way.) The point is: We fully accept that The Hypocrites’ Frankenstein may have included references that went...  
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By David Lambert - A few weeks ago we passed along to you an unconfirmed report that Boris Karloff's 1960 series, Thriller, would be coming to DVD. We've confirmed the other day, from an independent... (more)  
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Their names are synonymous with classic horror films.  Together, Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff presented an unbeatable tag team of terror.  For over 25 years they dueled for horror superiority with films such as DRACULA, FRANKENSTEIN, THE MUMMY, WHITE ZOMBIE, THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, MARK OF THE VAMPIRE, and dozens of others.  Film historian Greg Mank, the foremost expert on classic horror of the 1930s and 1940s, takes horror fans on an...  
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Their names are synonymous with classic horror films. Together, Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff presented an unbeatable tag team of terror. For over 25 years they dueled for horror superiority with films such as DRACULA, FRANKENSTEIN, THE MUMMY ...  
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