Favorite Bela Lugosi Movie?

[slayergriffith]

What is some of your favorite bela lugosi movies NOT INCLUDING DRACULA?

[Moonshadow]

My favorite Lugosi performance is his work as Ygor from Son of Frankenstein. He steals the show! The evilness just drips off of him.

[Herr Vogel]

It's hard to disagree with Moonshadow, but White Zombie comes close for me.

[slayergriffith]

White Zombie

Island of lost souls

The Black Cat

The Raven

The Devil Bat

Invisble Ghost

Son of Frankenstein

One Body Too Many

Phantom Creeps

[Pauspy]

I would add the Invisible Ray to these lists-excellent role for Bela there!

[slayergriffith]

I would add the Invisible Ray to these lists-excellent role for Bela there!

i have this, but have not seen it yet. I heard it is really good.

[Radioactive Rod Whitenack]

Lugosi is fantastic as the bad guy in "Chandu the Magician" and he's a wonderful good guy in "The Invisible Ray", but he's absolutely iconic in "White Zombie." I think "Chandu" is one thing I'd recommend here that many likely haven't seen.

[Dr.Dimorte]

obviously not Dracula 

actually a comedy, "Spooks run wild"

[Dr. Madd]

My favorite Lugosi performance is his work as Ygor from Son of Frankenstein. He steals the show! The evilness just drips off of him.

My top five Lugosi films after Dracula

Son of Frankenstein
Frankenstein meets the Wolfman
White Zombie
Murders in the Rue Morgue

[slayergriffith]

Not to change the subject,but why haven't they released island of lost souls on dvd.

[Flower]

obviously not Dracula 

actually a comedy, "Spooks run wild"

Agreed!

[Cool Count]

Not to change the subject,but why haven't they released island of lost souls on dvd.

DVD or not DVD : that is the question. I'm waiting for this one for sooooooooo long.

[slayergriffith]

another bela movie that need to be released on dvd is Return of the Ape Man

[Pauspy]

obviously not Dracula 

actually a comedy, "Spooks run wild"

This was a hoot-another "guilty pleasure" for me is "Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla" 

[slayergriffith]

I really dig bela in the 40's, you got classics like One Body Too Many, The Devil Bat, Invisble Ghost, The Corpse Vanishes, and many more. People  hardly talk about his low budget 1940s films. That is one of my favorite decades for him.