Poll
Question:
Who's your number one choice?
Option 1: Murder By the Clock(1931)
votes: 0
Option 2: Dr.Jekyll & Mr.Hyde(1931)
votes: 7
Option 3: Island Of Lost Souls(1933)
votes: 4
Option 4: Murders In the Zoo(1933)
votes: 0
Option 5: Supernatural(1934)
votes: 0
Option 6: Death Takes A Holiday(1934)
votes: 0
Option 7: The Cat & the Canary(1939)
votes: 0
Option 8: Dr.Cyclops(1940)
votes: 0
Option 9: The Ghost Breakers(1940)
votes: 1
Option 10: The Monster & the Girl(1941)
votes: 0
Option 11: The Man In Half Moon St.(1944)
votes: 0
Option 12: The Uninvited(1944)
votes: 2
Option 13: One Body Too Many(1944)
votes: 0
Sometimes with all the kudos going to the Universals, RKO's, etc..of this era, a few real gems are overlooked. Going by the list provided here, it would be obvious that some of these are true classics and worthy of praise...Paramount may not have been as well-known for their horror output as other studios during the Golden Age, but when they did release something, it was usually a film of some quality.
Easy one...Dr.Jeckyll and Mr.Hyde.
Jekyll & Hyde, but i also really enjoy One Body Too Many.
I'm a sucker for ghost stories, so I went with "The Uninvited"
Another great list of hard choices, but I went w/Jekyll & Hyde. Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde is on par with anything from Universal's "golden age" IMO.
I went with ISLAND OF LOST SOULS. It's one of the most hoped for movies waiting for a DVD release.
Rob
Hard list to pick from....
I went with 'The Uninvited'
I love that they're checking out the Lil Abner Dog Patch Band Windup Toy
when window shopping-
Anyone know anything about the huge painting they're looking at during the art show?
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
SUPERNATURAL, otherwise known as "Lombard's Revenge". She HATED doing it, and it ended up being shut down temporarily by the 1933 Earthquake!
"no likey quakey!!!" After 33 years in Southern California, I'm STILL not used to them.
Elisabeth