He also sung the fantastic theme song.

If you're referring to my second half of the post about Thriller then I don't know if they have it for rent if that's what you're also suggesting, but I try not to rent when I'm already paying almost $10 a month for it. ::roll eyes::
MeTV has it though, so I'll just have to set a tape for it and catch it on there sometime.

The man was of many talents. <3

FRANKENSTEIN (1931). Still a wonderful film with ace performances by Boris, Colin and Dwight. Really noticed for the first time how frenetic it is compared to a lot of films of the time (especially THE MUMMY and DRACULA)-it all but bounces all over the place.
The Christmas of 1972, my best friend's Grandmother came to visit and told me how she had seen this in the theaters and "...I almost ran out of the theater when that guy turned around!"::big grin::. ****1/2

when what guy turned around?

(disregard)

Mary Poppins. Great!

FACE AT THE WINDOW (1936). Pretty battered VHS copy of this, but good little flick with an almost over the top turn by Tod Slaughter who has a cool evil laugh! ***

THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL (1941). Good little flick from Paramount that almost plays like a film noir before getting to the spooky stuff. Pretty ballsy plot line as well for the time period...surprised it got past the Hays Office. ***

Freaks-1932. Never gets old.

Le Manoir Du Diable, which is on Youtube. It was the first. I hadn't seen it in years.