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The Mummy (1932): Horror icon Boris Karloff stars in a legendary performance as the Egyptian mummy, Im-Ho-Tep, who is accidentally revived after 3,700 years. The Wolf Man (1941): Featuring a heartbreaking performance by Lon Chaney Jr., this story of a cursed man who transforms into a deadly werewolf has not only become a masterpiece of the horror genre, but of all-time. The Invisible Man: Claude Rains stars in the signature adaptation of H.G. Wells’ story about a doctor who discovers a serum that makes him invisible and is also slowly driving him insane. Phantom of the Opera: This spectacular horror tale stars Claude Rains as the masked phantom of the Paris opera house in a lavish production that remains a masterpiece of the genre.

Veit Harlan (1899–1964) was one of Germany's most controversial and loathed directors. After studying with theatre and film pioneer Max Reinhardt and beginning a promising career, he became one of Joseph Goebbels's leading filmmakers under the National Socialist regime. Harlan's Jud Süss (Jew Suss, 1940), in particular, stands as one of the most artistically distinct and morally reprehensible films produced by the Third Reich. His involvement with this movie has led to many critical questions: Was the director truly forced to make the film under penalty of death? Is anti-Semitism a theme in his other productions? Can and should his work be studied in light of the horrors of Nazism and the Holocaust?The first English-language biography of the notorious director, Veit Harlan presents an in-depth portrait of the man who is arguably the only Nazi filmmaker with a distinct authorial style and body of work. Author Frank Noack reveals that both Harlan's life and work were marked by creative vision, startling ambiguities, and deep moral flaws. His meticulously detailed study explores the director's influence on German cinema and places his work within the contexts of World War II and fi... [Read More]

Genuine, the exotic priestess of an ancient cult, is made callous and cruel by her subjects' worship. When her tribe is massacred, she is sold as a slave to an elderly German aristocrat, Lord Melo. Unable to bear another man gazing upon his acquisition, he imprisons her in his home. But when a handsome young man visits Melo, it is a simple matter for Genuine to convince him to slit the old man's throat. Now free, she lusts for the power she once knew, and death will surely befall anyone who stands in her way. Director Robert Wiene, anxious to repeat the success of his prior film, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919), once again teamed with screenwriter Carl Mayer to craft this tale of psychological horror. Expressionist painter César Klein was enlisted to create bizarre, claustrophobic sets reminiscent of Caligari. Star Fern Andra was actually born in Watseka, Illinois and had worked as a circus aerialist. While on a tour of Europe, she was discovered by famed director Max Reinhardt, subsequently enjoying popularity as a leading lady in several UFA features. Upon her return to America, she made only two films, The Eyes of the World and Lotus Lady (both 1930), and then retired from s... [Read More]

Made at the height of Fairbanks's career, this was the first grand-scale epic shot entirely in Technicolor. The great expense and unreliability of shooting in the process (still in its early stages of development) made The Black Pirate a daring endeavor. However, with the help of a team of talented artists and technicians, Fairbanks carefully modulated the film's color scheme so the results would be beautiful rather than garish, inspiring The New York Times to praise the film's "unrivalled beauty... mindful of the paintings of the old masters." The sole survivor of a ship pillaged by buccaneers, Michel (Fairbanks) poses as the mysterious Black Pirate and infiltrates the nest of bandits. He mounts an elaborate ploy to recover the brigands' treasure, reclaim the ship and rescue the divine Princess (Billie Dove) held captive there. Like a Robert Louis Stevenson adventure come to life, The Black Pirate ripples with customary intrigue and a rapid succession of brilliantly inventive stunts that never fail to astound. This Kino on Video DVD edition features a stereo recording of the original 1926 orchestral score, audio commentary by film historian Rudy Behlmer and a selection of outtakes... [Read More]

Bela Lugosi co-stars in this early version of James Fenimore Cooper's novel.

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