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The Hands of Orlac (1924)
The wife looks deranged. With her hammy acting I wouldn't be surprised if it was true. Maybe that's just because that's how women were supposed to be on screen back in the day but i dunno. Hard to take a horror movie seriously when she's being all over dramatic while the doctor looks like he's not even home.
But it came back around and had a good ending.
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^ Helpful as always, Gears.

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The Awful Dr. Orlof
Certainly a classic in my book. I really felt for the henchman character. I want to say his name was 'Morpho', but I kept hearing 'Mofo'. That's what you get for dubbing.

To ccelebrate Christopher Lee's and Vincent Price's co birthdays:

1) "Horror Of Dracula" (greatest vampire movie ever)
2) "House On Haunted Hill"

Happy Birthday gentlemen::devil::

You missed Peter Cushing's birthday!

Mill of the Stone Women - Il mulino delle donne di pietra (1960)

A nice little atmospheric neglected treasure.

Yes, I did. But im making up for it today with a viewing of 'Hound Of The Baskervilles'.
Happy Birthday.

The Haunted Palace (1963)

A good atmospheric film and a fine example of Gothic cinema. Aesthetically very successful and a Vincent Price on top of his art as usual. An excellent viewing.