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Old 01-12-2009, 04:13 AM
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Whats your Fave Boris Karloff film?

Mines Bedlum
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I assume you mean Bedlam...


Bride of Frankenstein for me- it's the perfect horror film, IMO.

I'll watch anything with the King of Horror in it though.
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Old 01-12-2009, 09:02 AM
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I assume you mean Bedlam...


Bride of Frankenstein for me- it's the perfect horror film, IMO.

I'll watch anything with the King of Horror in it though.
Nealy have all his films just a couple more
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The Body Snatcher for me...one of the best villainous portrayals of all time.
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The Body Snatcher for me...one of the best villainous portrayals of all time.
I second that. Any fans of Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome?
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I second that. Any fans of Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome?
Seen it! It's fun... How bout Abbott & Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff?
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Seen it! It's fun... How bout Abbott & Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff?
Thats funny as hell just bought all the Abbott & Costello just for the horror ones I been looking for....
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It's definitely a better Abbott and Costello entry. He's also good as Dr. Jekyll in the classic Abbott and Costello Meet Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde.
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It's a pity more Broadway plays were not adapted to film. Karloff was reportedly very proud of his work in The Lark on Broadway.
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It's a pity more Broadway plays were not adapted to film. Karloff was reportedly very proud of his work in The Lark on Broadway.
I have a few of his radio Broadcast they are realy good aswell ..
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