The mystery train

The man with two lives

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1962). Remake of the Gaston Leroux story looks great, one of Hammer's best. Story is plodding, however, and find the Phantom to be very milquetoast, although He is quite hard on Christine during her training. Edward Desouza good and Michael Gough once again plays another abrasive shit, stealing the film. Must say, though, VERY dissatisfied of how his final scene plays out...wanted so much more! **1/2

Mystery liner

Cat People holds up rather well. Albeit in the first half more as a melodrama than a horror.

Wild women

The sphinx

Jungle bride

The Killing (1956)
8/10

A group of middle-aged men plan to rob a racetrack. Directed by Stanly Kubrick. Sort of a film noir, though it's a heist film. Mostly centers around Elisha Cook Jr and his wife who's just with him for the off chance he can give her some money.

Nicely shot, good pace and acting, intriguing dialogue and entertaining.

Quentin Tarantino quoted that this film inspired Reservoir Dogs. I could see that.

Cry of the werewolf