@MaggieLovesJimmy They're both on the Bela Lugosi Collection single dvd from Universal, along with Murders In The Rue Morgue, The Invisible Ray, & Black Friday.
Please check out the Trailer for "Weekend at the Cabin" and Purchase your own copy or rent it today. Help support your Indie Artist. Tell a friend. Have a great day.
"He's gonna take you back to the past to watch horror films that are bad-ass,he commentates on Norman Bates,He's gonna rip a new asshole to Twilight and M.Night Shymalan who is a troll. He's the awesomest film buff you ever heard,he's the awesome horror movie nerd,he's the bad-ass Legosi,Karloff nerd,he's awesome horror movie nerds"
There's nothing better than Black Cat. You have two fascinating characters with a dark side going at it, until one of them decide to turn good and has to torture the other one to prove it.
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I just watched The Black Cat here on Youtube and it was awesome. I loved Karloff and Lugosi's performances; Karloff's especially because he seemed so unbelievably creepy.
It was nice to see Lugosi play somewhat of a good guy for a change. As apposed to some of his other films where he's practically type-cast as the villain
@RdVirus777 I have to disagree, for me The Black Cat is Lugosi and Karloff's best film together, no argument about the husband and wife's acting, especially David Manners who I've never been that partial to in any of his Universal horror film roles; wheither as Jonathan Harker in the 1931 Dracula or what's his name in The Mummy but Manners and his co-star aren't the drawing power of this film, Lugosi and Karloff are.
@RdVirus777 And the flaying alive of Karloff by Lugosi is for me still pretty damn riveting even though it's kept at a minimum for the most part and left to your imagination, I just love those pre Hays Code horror films and what they could get away with.
@cha5 I love when movies make you think and use your imagination. I wish more newer horror films would do this. I have nothing against movies that are overly violent as long as they're well done like Antichrist and Eden Lake but a lot of these newer horror films just rely on torture and that's the only thing going for them. If you would ask these newer horror directors why there characters are one dimensional they wouldn't understand what your asking them.
Probably my two favorite horror movies ever.Tend to give the edge to The Raven,cause I think Bela is just a little bit better playing the real lunatic of the movie,and Boris a little better as the sympathetic character.And I love that one scene,as the pendulum is descending upon the judge,where Bela asks him "Do you mind if I smoke?".
@kelvinac20 Yep. I have him to thank for all the old horror classics I've been watching recently. I just stuck the Hammer Dracula films on my Lovefilm list.
@ZBshorts Speaking of which, my ex-girlfriend's name happens to be Raven. The irony is that she's a hardcore christian and isn't allowed to watch horror movies. 0_0
the black cat, has nothin to do with poes version, the black cat movie is about 2 guys who hate eachother, the sotry is about a drunk who kills his cat, and is haunted by antoher cat, then kills his wife.
James reviews movies, his character AVGN does games only. Only once has he reviewed a movie as the Nerd character and thats Ricky 1 from a challenge. Leave the avgn vs. irategamer bullshit for other threads.
Whatever happened to the artistic value behind film making? Everything now seems to be after your money, and the one to show the most explosions or sex scenes,wins. This reminds me of Fahrenheit 451, where everything is based on brainless entertainment. Being born in 1994, I have to pick culture out of anything I can
@CultureClasher - the raven film was about the only time lugosi upstaged karloff as in their other films together, karloff was firmly the centre of attention.
Great review, totally agree with what you said about the raven being Lugosi's best performance. "Torture" I love the way he say's Torture its brilliant Lugosi's the man
Watching Lugosi and Karloff in the same movie is like watching Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee in the same Hammer horror film. It's like two peas in the same pod, there's something about it that feels perfect and it's something that has a powerful effect on horror fans of all ages!
I've watched many black and white movies, and they were of the Drama Genre.. But the black and white movies you review, they are all fuckin awesome!!! I guess the horror genre in the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and on,, are just the best..
i have both of these films on VHS, part of the Universal Classic Horror series I collected in my youth. I thought they were both great films. I love 'the black cat' because it is so eerie and sorta sets the mood i look for when watching classic horror films. thanks for your review! cheers!
@JoshVlogs - the rivalry between karloff and lugosi had always been played up by the press. i'm not so sure if they actually hated each other but i don't think they would have had a lot to say in conversation as they were completely different people and therefore, nothing in common.
@JoshVlogs - i see what you mean. i reckon a rivalry in popularity would be natural enough as they were at one time both appearing in horror films for the same studio. it's just a pity that lugosi wasn't taken as seriously as karloff was. i read that, about karloff saying he thought was a terrific actor. well, i thought lugosi's style was a bit old-fashioned but he certainly did add something to the screen.
These two films are actually quite disturbing, and that's not even a comparison to the sick shit that passes for entertainment today. The fact that these guys love to torture and maim and kill is very unsettling. In other words, Lugosi and Karloff earn their paycheck.
I watched The Black Cat rather recently and I found it very good. Like you said in the review, Lugosi and Karloff are excellent. good story, good acting from the other actors and of course Karloffs shit eating grin. def a must watch
I remember you mentioning these two movies last year, and I remember the part where Lugosi said "POE! You are AVENGED!", then started laughing while shaking his gun in his hand. I don't know why, but I always found that part hilarious.
This review really made me want to watch both of these movies. These actors are really amazing, from what I saw in these clips. I've never thought about looking at older movies such as these, but the stories and acting seem excellent. Thanks for the reviews!
The Black Cat is one of the greatest horror films ever produced. It's seriously fucked up, even by today's standards. Fast fact: during the "black mass" scene, the man playing the organ is none other than John Carradine, himself a horror icon from the 40s throuhg the 80s.
Just saw The Raven, it was really fantastic. The one thing I didn't like too much about it was the ending. Seriously like 10 seconds after the whole "battle", we get some kind of joke and then it ends. Aside from that I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing these reviews James!
Im right there with you, older films are so classic, these new films cant touch them. I mean I love the 1950s science fiction films, I love the 1930s films, I hate to say it but, the 1980s "almost" fucked everything to hell,
I saw The Raven and i really enjoy it!,it was thanks to that movie that i started to like Lugosi and old movies,Lugosi is such a badass and legend actor.
"The Black Cat" is maybe my favorite Universal horror - and a rare chance to see Lugosi playing a good guy. Well, a good guy who's as nuts as the bad guy, but a good guy none the less.
That's cool, I really wish I had the money to buy all those movies you've mentioned. I have the highlights though, like the Frankenstein, Dracula and Creature From the Black Lagoon Legacy Collections, King Kong, Nosferautu, The Phantom of the Opera, Hunchback of Notre Dame (yeah, I love oldies a lot more then new ones, but there still cool) All the Godzilla movies, and so on.
I'm loving this Monster Madness, however there's something that im not getting.
Why the reviews of the Raven, Black Cat, The Body Snatcher and The man they could not hang?! Those arent monster movies like Frankenstein or King Kong. I mean, it about people mentally deceased, not monsters.
Well hes focusinng not only on monster flicks but on the horror genre, and its sub-genres, and we could think of a mentally ill person as a monster. Well thats what i think. You should check out the other monster madness series to get a much better view of what they stand for.
They look awesome! I remember that scene from The Raven mentioned two years ago, where Bela Lugosi goes "POE! You are AVENGED!" Then starts shaking his hands wildedly, it was so funny!
Poelzig in The Black Cat is one of Karloff's best villain roles. I hope you'll review The Body Snatcher's (1945) also, another great villain role from Karloff and the last film with both him and Lugosi together.
Does anybody know if they made a movie about the orangutan with a razor?
Omegalucario98 2 months ago
WTF?!
E.A. Po don't have anything with the movies.
MultiBOZA 2 months ago
are these movies in a dvd double feature set? because if not they should be.
garganrose 2 months ago
@garganrose Not on DVD that I've seen, but Amazon has them in a double feature on VHS.
MaggieLovesJimmy 2 months ago
@MaggieLovesJimmy They're both on the Bela Lugosi Collection single dvd from Universal, along with Murders In The Rue Morgue, The Invisible Ray, & Black Friday.
pewsterbaby 2 weeks ago
BIT BY BIT!
ultimatesharpzilla 2 months ago
niiice! just this halloween my math/science teacher played both of these in class it was sweet.
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"He's gonna take you back to the past to watch horror films that are bad-ass,he commentates on Norman Bates,He's gonna rip a new asshole to Twilight and M.Night Shymalan who is a troll. He's the awesomest film buff you ever heard,he's the awesome horror movie nerd,he's the bad-ass Legosi,Karloff nerd,he's awesome horror movie nerds"
KelanDWood 3 months ago 5
Why does Karloff remind me of G-Man?
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There's nothing better than Black Cat. You have two fascinating characters with a dark side going at it, until one of them decide to turn good and has to torture the other one to prove it.
skinwalkerxxx 3 months ago
Shit-eating grin. I LOL'D xD
WafflezDay 3 months ago
I can't ever watch one of these two films without watching the other. They go so great together. Glad you reviewed them at the same time
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WeekendattheCabin1 3 months ago
haha... "unpussified". That's a great word.
Operation361 3 months ago 2
Karloff vs Lugosi = Godzilla vs King Kong.
NickCrafty09 3 months ago 35
Unpussified!
Yemmuh4444 3 months ago
I just watched The Black Cat here on Youtube and it was awesome. I loved Karloff and Lugosi's performances; Karloff's especially because he seemed so unbelievably creepy.
It was nice to see Lugosi play somewhat of a good guy for a change. As apposed to some of his other films where he's practically type-cast as the villain
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@RdVirus777 I have to disagree, for me The Black Cat is Lugosi and Karloff's best film together, no argument about the husband and wife's acting, especially David Manners who I've never been that partial to in any of his Universal horror film roles; wheither as Jonathan Harker in the 1931 Dracula or what's his name in The Mummy but Manners and his co-star aren't the drawing power of this film, Lugosi and Karloff are.
cha5 4 months ago
@RdVirus777 And the flaying alive of Karloff by Lugosi is for me still pretty damn riveting even though it's kept at a minimum for the most part and left to your imagination, I just love those pre Hays Code horror films and what they could get away with.
cha5 4 months ago
@cha5 I love when movies make you think and use your imagination. I wish more newer horror films would do this. I have nothing against movies that are overly violent as long as they're well done like Antichrist and Eden Lake but a lot of these newer horror films just rely on torture and that's the only thing going for them. If you would ask these newer horror directors why there characters are one dimensional they wouldn't understand what your asking them.
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RdVirus777 4 months ago
How come this came out on 28/9/09 where it should of came out 8/10/09?
Vdogg2496 4 months ago
Bateman? Is Patrick Bateman from American Psycho inspired by this?
ingsoc3125 4 months ago
Probably my two favorite horror movies ever.Tend to give the edge to The Raven,cause I think Bela is just a little bit better playing the real lunatic of the movie,and Boris a little better as the sympathetic character.And I love that one scene,as the pendulum is descending upon the judge,where Bela asks him "Do you mind if I smoke?".
DwighttFrye 4 months ago
@Cinemassacre James, wasn't this scene in your movie "The Curse of the Cat Lovers Grave?" 2:50
FountainRealm 5 months ago
yay begining like in luigis mansion :)
tigerexslayer 5 months ago
You just made me want to see both of these... And much more Lugosi films!
SystemFan20 6 months ago
I haven't seen either of these movies yet, but they look so spectacular. Lugosi and Karloff forever!!!
arisnapeforever 6 months ago
Nice review-- thanks!
Bawb1 6 months ago
I liked the Black Cat, but I felt it was a litle too short. I would have liked more time for character development.
Leatherbubba 7 months ago
DUDE, Murders in the rue Morgue. Beast movie, and an AMAZING song by Iron Maiden, why didn't you do that too? XD
Xeivous 7 months ago
....there's no 6:11 ....wtf?
avpkid345 7 months ago
SM3 was longer than this combined.
venomfan3412 8 months ago
this is the guy to go to when you want to learn about old movies
kelvinac20 9 months ago 4
@kelvinac20 Yep. I have him to thank for all the old horror classics I've been watching recently. I just stuck the Hammer Dracula films on my Lovefilm list.
femoman 7 months ago
The swinging axe was also inspired in the beginning of Saw V.
batistarulez9797 9 months ago
i love the raven one of my fav pomes but where can i find the moive
starterk10 10 months ago
@starterk10 megavideodotcom/?d=L21HVJXX. thats the link for the original 1935 movie.
nbtful 9 months ago
I know edgar alen Poe's Great Great Great Great Great Grandaughter my friend ex girlfrien d and her name i s cathrin
ZBshorts 10 months ago
@ZBshorts Speaking of which, my ex-girlfriend's name happens to be Raven. The irony is that she's a hardcore christian and isn't allowed to watch horror movies. 0_0
psychokinrazalon 7 months ago
@psychokinrazalon we dont need your sas
ZBshorts 7 months ago
@ZBshorts Dude, I was just telling my own ex-girlfriend story because it relates loosely to the video. ;(
psychokinrazalon 7 months ago
The Black Cat (1934) / The Raven (1935) are Universal horror masterpieces!!!
not to mention the greats of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi in them!!!
zombajn1 10 months ago
uh eah uh ah ah
TheJokerman888 10 months ago
the black cat, has nothin to do with poes version, the black cat movie is about 2 guys who hate eachother, the sotry is about a drunk who kills his cat, and is haunted by antoher cat, then kills his wife.
Finnstudios 10 months ago
there will never be any films like this again. the likes of boris karloff and bela lugosi are irreplacable. long may their legacies continue.
aewd1980 11 months ago
theres that sh*t eating grin again
gameygamey90 11 months ago
James reviews movies, his character AVGN does games only. Only once has he reviewed a movie as the Nerd character and thats Ricky 1 from a challenge. Leave the avgn vs. irategamer bullshit for other threads.
deltaruin 11 months ago
Is it me or is James, "obsessed", with Bela Lugosi?
ssaykcul 11 months ago
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Nagneto 11 months ago
Whatever happened to the artistic value behind film making? Everything now seems to be after your money, and the one to show the most explosions or sex scenes,wins. This reminds me of Fahrenheit 451, where everything is based on brainless entertainment. Being born in 1994, I have to pick culture out of anything I can
TheRetartidMunkee 11 months ago 4
this was released on my birthday :)
WRXJoey1 1 year ago
The Raven is one of the classic examples of how Lugosi can really upstage Karloff.
CultureClasher 1 year ago
@CultureClasher - the raven film was about the only time lugosi upstaged karloff as in their other films together, karloff was firmly the centre of attention.
aewd1980 11 months ago
i like to think of these movies as "Lugosi VS Karloff"
IMZEECATMAN 1 year ago
Lugosi's badass
MyAssInYourFace100 1 year ago 2
unpussyfied :D
skrew255 1 year ago
edgar allen poe is THE best dark story writer ever
9981679 1 year ago 42
@9981679 allan
dime363 3 months ago
@9981679 What about H.P. Lovecraft? :?
NodDisciple1 1 month ago
Great review, totally agree with what you said about the raven being Lugosi's best performance. "Torture" I love the way he say's Torture its brilliant Lugosi's the man
joelexwilson 1 year ago
Both of these movies kick ass. Two of my faves.
MovieDemon 1 year ago
Thats what im going to do to you know, insert my penis into your butthole, bit by bit...
GiantTurtleWave 1 year ago
Watching Lugosi and Karloff in the same movie is like watching Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee in the same Hammer horror film. It's like two peas in the same pod, there's something about it that feels perfect and it's something that has a powerful effect on horror fans of all ages!
ScaryReviews 1 year ago 2
I saw David Manners in The Black Cat as one of the honeymooners!
DraculaGal31 1 year ago
anything with bela lugosi rules!
Isaiahaya 1 year ago 8
That's a lot of toccata and fugue.
TOHOFIEND54 1 year ago
i love how the moon from the title sequence merges with the universal planet
simonwizzle91 1 year ago
"He's gonna take you back to the past. To review horror films that kicked ass!"
vincent6445 1 year ago 120
@vincent6445
There should be an opening song based on your comment.
joachimarmster1 1 year ago
@vincent6445 Meh, doesn't really fit the tune, but good try lol
WafflezDay 3 months ago
I've watched many black and white movies, and they were of the Drama Genre.. But the black and white movies you review, they are all fuckin awesome!!! I guess the horror genre in the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and on,, are just the best..
kwedarand 1 year ago
Karloff was a bit before his time here in The Raven, Hes rockin a total 50s greaser hair style and its only mid thirties.....god damn
smurfman95 1 year ago
@smurfman95 meant The Black Cat,,,sry
smurfman95 1 year ago
Both of these movies also have some well timed comedic relief.
TenderTrap86 1 year ago
i have both of these films on VHS, part of the Universal Classic Horror series I collected in my youth. I thought they were both great films. I love 'the black cat' because it is so eerie and sorta sets the mood i look for when watching classic horror films. thanks for your review! cheers!
jonasbjarki 1 year ago
There's no way Karloff and Lugosi could have "hated" each other. How else would they be able to act so well on screen together?
JoshVlogs 1 year ago
@JoshVlogs its called professionalism
TheM9Beretta 1 year ago
@TheM9Beretta It's called "on-screen" rivalry, not actual rivalry. Karloff was quoted saying that Lugosi was a terrific actor.
JoshVlogs 1 year ago
@JoshVlogs - the rivalry between karloff and lugosi had always been played up by the press. i'm not so sure if they actually hated each other but i don't think they would have had a lot to say in conversation as they were completely different people and therefore, nothing in common.
aewd1980 1 year ago
@aewd1980 I know, but not a real rivalry. I again say that Karloff was quoted saying that Lugosi was a "terrific actor".
JoshVlogs 1 year ago
@JoshVlogs - i see what you mean. i reckon a rivalry in popularity would be natural enough as they were at one time both appearing in horror films for the same studio. it's just a pity that lugosi wasn't taken as seriously as karloff was. i read that, about karloff saying he thought was a terrific actor. well, i thought lugosi's style was a bit old-fashioned but he certainly did add something to the screen.
aewd1980 1 year ago
@aewd1980 Karloff was quoted saying that on video, shortly before his death.
JoshVlogs 1 year ago
omg these movies were the bomb back then too and i also love the black cat more than the raven but the raven is still good
angeldemonjosh 1 year ago
Love your reviews James. Extremely entertaining.
mvbeckril 1 year ago
James did the movie The Black Cat inspire you to have a black cat like the one you have? it just seems ironic.
GXM121 1 year ago
lugosi is better than karloff
MrNerdfan1 1 year ago
Bela Lugosi and Boris Karlof FTW!!!
DrKaiju2000 1 year ago
These two films are actually quite disturbing, and that's not even a comparison to the sick shit that passes for entertainment today. The fact that these guys love to torture and maim and kill is very unsettling. In other words, Lugosi and Karloff earn their paycheck.
TenderTrap86 1 year ago 33
Bateman?I guess Ellis was a fan.
rvdrocksalot 1 year ago
you split the movie reviews in exactly 3:06 each. nice :)
ntakaka 1 year ago
1:53 from how bela didnt like karlof according to ed wood that was probably not skirtpted lol
halloweenfan92 1 year ago
legosi is in every horror movie back then
thedarksoul789 1 year ago
I watched The Black Cat rather recently and I found it very good. Like you said in the review, Lugosi and Karloff are excellent. good story, good acting from the other actors and of course Karloffs shit eating grin. def a must watch
MrGamer2000 1 year ago
I remember you mentioning these two movies last year, and I remember the part where Lugosi said "POE! You are AVENGED!", then started laughing while shaking his gun in his hand. I don't know why, but I always found that part hilarious.
Rubberman202 1 year ago
got borth the black cat and the revan there the nol horror movies from the 30s
wham13456 1 year ago
quoth the raven, "Nevermore"
stogel3 1 year ago 5
PAUSE @ 0:14 WHAT MOVIE IS THAT FROM??
ThePixieEater 1 year ago
Robot monster! The one right before it is Rodan!
gojirajin 1 year ago
i tear torture out of myself by torturing youuu lol
xxxIzekeIxxx 1 year ago
This review really made me want to watch both of these movies. These actors are really amazing, from what I saw in these clips. I've never thought about looking at older movies such as these, but the stories and acting seem excellent. Thanks for the reviews!
BandyinaBasket 2 years ago
James what is your favorite horror movie mine has to be the Friday the 13th. Love your work with the nerd
TheGhostbusterfan 2 years ago
A black cat as the Symbol of Evil?[It's making me think I have to shoot my cat Salem with a Remmington shotgun.]
MattTheSushi 2 years ago
Nice, a double feature, in the spirit of how movies were shown in those days.
And, holy crap, I forgot all about seeing The Raven when I was a kid. Now I know where that memory of seeing the pendulum comes from.
SchlossRitter 2 years ago
The Black Cat is one of the greatest horror films ever produced. It's seriously fucked up, even by today's standards. Fast fact: during the "black mass" scene, the man playing the organ is none other than John Carradine, himself a horror icon from the 40s throuhg the 80s.
MrHorrorFan 2 years ago 2
The black cat was one of the fricking scariest stories ever!
I can't wait to look up these movies!
AcTNBumpChannel 2 years ago
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isen't magosy dracula?
Right?
SporeMK 2 years ago
nerd, why do you kick so much ass?
husnain404 2 years ago 235
@husnain404 he drinks kool-aid
brutalistlegend 1 year ago
@husnain404 As he is the angry one.
BackUpClover 1 year ago
@husnain404 The irate gamer.
PGskizzEs 1 year ago
@husnain404 this is AVGN lol its cinemassacre
juventinorocks 1 year ago
@husnain404 i meant isnt
juventinorocks 1 year ago
@husnain404
Good question!
Better one; Nerd, why do you kick so mure more ass than the IG?
(Who kicks none. Obviously.)
Bagheadman 1 year ago
@Bagheadman yeah, irate gamer is pretty bad
husnain404 1 year ago
Whats does two men fighting have to do with a black cat
yummycupcake443 1 year ago
@husnain404 he's not the nerd here. here, he's james
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The 30s were kinda shitty cause a lot of movies were "too much" for audiences but I guess it just lets us appreciate it a little more
AngelSilasTV 2 years ago
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That sounds nothing at all like 'Black Cat' by Edgar Allen Poe.
brisngr9021 2 years ago
I love The Black Cat, but have yet to see The Raven though.
omgbillymaysissexy 2 years ago 9
It's like Dracula vs. Frankenstein only it has two of the greatest actors of the 30's.
greed099 2 years ago 126
Borris Karlov, possibly the biggest British man to have an impact on American cultre
HeadphonesUK 2 years ago 15
3:50
do you expect me to talk
No Mr. Bond I expect you to DIE!!!
Tclay43 2 years ago 7
My favorite "unknown" B&W horror movies are The Black Cat, Mad Love and Doctor X.
ForwardN2Unknown 2 years ago
Hjalmarr!!
ForwardN2Unknown 2 years ago 2
Just saw The Raven, it was really fantastic. The one thing I didn't like too much about it was the ending. Seriously like 10 seconds after the whole "battle", we get some kind of joke and then it ends. Aside from that I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing these reviews James!
xFL1PPYx 2 years ago 2
Wow, those look like amazing movies. I gotta see 'em.
I'm not a horror buff by any means, but I love old movies, especially any around Halloween and October. Anyone else with me on that? Ah, Netflix.
AragornIsStrider 2 years ago
Im right there with you, older films are so classic, these new films cant touch them. I mean I love the 1950s science fiction films, I love the 1930s films, I hate to say it but, the 1980s "almost" fucked everything to hell,
darkservantofheaven 2 years ago
double feature!!!
MikeMarino 2 years ago
Thanks for another great video James.
I like old movies and you have made me want to watch 'The Black Cat' and some other true horror movies now. :)
knightphillip 2 years ago
I saw The Raven and i really enjoy it!,it was thanks to that movie that i started to like Lugosi and old movies,Lugosi is such a badass and legend actor.
RyvernRaigon 2 years ago 2
the only reason why you cant see his videos is because he sets them to private then unprivates them in a certain day
nintendoforever1995 2 years ago
The Black Cat looks damn good!
ECWNET 2 years ago
There is no difference between an evil man and a frustrated psychopath.
TolaMacarino 2 years ago
Thanks for uploading this.
There was a peice of ass adverisment, preventing me from going on your website; James.
SonicFan2005 2 years ago
HEY! DOES ANYONE ELSE have problems with their subscriptions? I subscribed to this guy, butI dont recieve any videos! Anyone know whats wrong?
Superbeast1954 2 years ago 2
happens to me too :(
Supermario678 2 years ago
I wonder if he has somthing set up where you dont get his videos even if you do subscribe........
Superbeast1954 2 years ago
I think it's youtube
Supermario678 2 years ago
he uploaded all his videos september 28, but he set them as private and unprivates them at will. that is why they dont show up in the sub box.
animATEer 2 years ago
Me to.
SlavicDemon 2 years ago
these videos where posted in september
he keeps them as privates until a certain day
thats why it doesnt appear
oiramldx 2 years ago
I dont see how that has anything to do with it.........
Superbeast1954 2 years ago
Well 10 more minites till midnight & the new Monster Madnees video
MallRat666 2 years ago
You should have made mention of the scene in "Ed Wood" where Leugosi talks about the bad times he had working alongside Karloff.
powerpup97 2 years ago
"The Black Cat" is maybe my favorite Universal horror - and a rare chance to see Lugosi playing a good guy. Well, a good guy who's as nuts as the bad guy, but a good guy none the less.
CallumJStewart 2 years ago
lugosi looked like Deniro
tico8007 2 years ago
awesome as always
culwin 2 years ago
Strangly, in 8th grade, my teacher just wanted to show us a movie so she could grade papers... it was The Raven... I enjoyed it.
metalgearman242 2 years ago
That's cool, I really wish I had the money to buy all those movies you've mentioned. I have the highlights though, like the Frankenstein, Dracula and Creature From the Black Lagoon Legacy Collections, King Kong, Nosferautu, The Phantom of the Opera, Hunchback of Notre Dame (yeah, I love oldies a lot more then new ones, but there still cool) All the Godzilla movies, and so on.
bheemabachus 2 years ago
100th rateing
supperanter5000 2 years ago
you should do "mystery of the wax museaum".
caseyjoe503 2 years ago
I'm loving this Monster Madness, however there's something that im not getting.
Why the reviews of the Raven, Black Cat, The Body Snatcher and The man they could not hang?! Those arent monster movies like Frankenstein or King Kong. I mean, it about people mentally deceased, not monsters.
This was just a thought, good work :)
Hotpur 2 years ago
Well hes focusinng not only on monster flicks but on the horror genre, and its sub-genres, and we could think of a mentally ill person as a monster. Well thats what i think. You should check out the other monster madness series to get a much better view of what they stand for.
70AWB70 2 years ago
amazing review! loved it, and will sertanly be favourating it! :)
Bossness123 2 years ago
I want to see those two :D
DaddyWalrusguy 2 years ago
They look awesome! I remember that scene from The Raven mentioned two years ago, where Bela Lugosi goes "POE! You are AVENGED!" Then starts shaking his hands wildedly, it was so funny!
Rubberman202 2 years ago 2
Great work wondering if you could do one of these specials on vincant price the man with the most evil laugh in history
StephenTearle 2 years ago
We;re getting closer to Vincent Price territory, so don't worry.
FSinWCR 2 years ago
I love those beer drinking skeletons
kingman1245 2 years ago
is this just me or is this not showing in my sub box
RockOut446 2 years ago 2
It's not only you :/
f16134 2 years ago
Me neither....
HarryPartridge 2 years ago
It's unfortunate that horror movies these days don't seem to be even comparable in shock value like these were in the 1930's.
Bloodyquill 2 years ago
That is because rarely directors have the balls to try something new. They just make the same movies over and over again.
Schwarzer0Ritter 2 years ago 2
The two great horror icons together on screen, now that is freaking awesome!
desotowright 2 years ago 3
I've seen both of these movies before and I enjoy them both. I would recommend them if you are a fan of Lugosi, like me, or a fan of Karloff.
Bamdude1989 2 years ago 6
Poelzig in The Black Cat is one of Karloff's best villain roles. I hope you'll review The Body Snatcher's (1945) also, another great villain role from Karloff and the last film with both him and Lugosi together.
kriitikko 2 years ago
Good Video... You hear that Sylvester Stallone is trying to make a movie on the life of edgar allen Poe.
pcdude2010 2 years ago 3
I know that he's not starring it. I'm curious about how he'll pull off a movie like that actually.
Movie06 2 years ago
Awesome stuff!
MarxPennsWrite 2 years ago 3
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olz91 2 years ago