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Date Posted: 12:08:34 10/22/09 Thu
Author: Officer Torch
Subject: Re: Favorite moments in The Black Cat (1934)
In reply to: joystar 's message, "Re: Favorite moments in The Black Cat (1934)" on 10:31:47 10/22/09 Thu

I think this might have been a major teaming up of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. My likes in general, but not necessarily in this order:

-The Chess Game

-The bizarre Satanic mass scenes

-The over the top art deco design/pieces used

-Dr. Werdegast's (Lugosi) statement to Hjalmar Poelzig (Karloff)...it's the red switch, isn't it. (Explosives are beneath.)

-The music
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>>While interesting and perhaps genuinely scary/nightmarish, I find it disturbing in some areas. Would NOT recommend this 1934 movie for youngsters, in my opinion.

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