PrinceSaliano
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Movies are about make-believe!
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Some of us can separate real from reel.
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Celluloidkid's list does not represent B-movies made by the major studios during the 30s & 40s.
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I think B-movies were mostly defined by budget. However, running time could be a factor (under 75 minutes, perhaps). And stars were most definitely a factor.
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300 HORRORS FOR HALLOWEEN! (here's 170 to start...)
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY
THE APE
THE APE MAN
BACK FROM THE DEAD
THE BAT
THE BAT WHISPERS
THE BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS
BEDLAM
THE BLACK CASTLE
THE BLACK CAT
BLACK FRIDAY
THE BLACK ROOM
THE BLACK SHEEP
BLACK SUNDAY
BLOOD AND ROSES
BLOOD OF DRACULA
THE BODY SNATCHER
BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT
BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
BRIDE OF THE MONSTER
BRIDES OF DRACULA
THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI
CAPTAIN KRONOS - VAMPIRE HUNTER
CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN
CARRY ON SCREAMING
THE CAT AND THE CANARY (1927)
THE CAT AND THE CANARY (1939)
CAT PEOPLE
CIRCUS OF HORRORS
CONDEMNED TO LIVE
THE CORPSE VANISHES
CORRIDORS OF BLOOD
CRY OF THE WEREWOLF
THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN
THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE
CURSE OF THE CRYING WOMAN
CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE
CURSE OF THE UNDEAD
THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF
DARK EYES OF LONDON
DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL
DEAD OF NIGHT
THE DEVIL BAT
THE DEVIL COMMANDS
THE DEVIL DOLL
DEVILS OF DARKNESS
DR. BLOOD'S COFFIN
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1920)
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1932)
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1941)
DOCTOR X
DRACULA (1931)
DRACULA (Mexican, 1931)
DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE
DRACULA - PRINCE OF DARKNESS
DRACULA'S DAUGHTER
EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN
FAUST
FLESH AND FANTASY
THE FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE
FRANKENSTEIN
FRANKENSTEIN 1970
FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN
FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN
FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED
FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER
FREAKS
THE GHOST BREAKERS
THE GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN
THE GHOUL
THE GORGON
THE GORILLA
GRIP OF THE STRANGLER
THE HANDS OF ORLAC
HAXAN
HOLD THAT GHOST
HOMICIDAL
THE HORROR CHAMBER OF DR. FAUSTUS
HORROR HOTEL
HORROR OF DRACULA
HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN
HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM
HOUSE OF DRACULA
HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN
HOUSE OF USHER
HOUSE OF WAX
HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL
HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER
I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE
I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN
I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF
INVASION OF THE VAMPIRES
INVISIBLE GHOST
ISLAND OF LOST SOULS
ISLE OF THE DEAD
JUNGLE CAPTIVE
JUNGLE WOMAN
KING OF THE ZOMBIES
THE LADY AND THE MONSTER
MACABRE
THE MAD GHOUL
MAD LOVE
THE MAD MAGICIAN
MAN MADE MONSTER
MARK OF THE VAMPIRE
THE MASK
MASTER MINDS
MIRACLES FOR SALE
THE MONSTER
THE MONSTER MAKER
THE MUMMY
THE MUMMY'S CURSE
THE MUMMY'S GHOST
THE MUMMY'S HAND
THE MUMMY'S TOMB
MURDER BY THE CLOCK
MUDER IN THE BLUE ROOM
MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE
MURDERS IN THE ZOO
MY SON THE VAMPIRE
MYSTERY OF THE WAX MUSEUM
NIGHT MONSTER
NIGHT OF TERROR
NIGHT OF THE DEMON
NOSFERATU
THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932)
THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1963)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1943)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1962)
THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM
PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES
THE RAVEN
THE REPTILE
THE RETURN OF DOCTOR X
THE RETURN OF DRACULA
THE RETURN OF THE APE MAN
THE RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE
THE RETURN OF FRANKENSTEIN
REVENGE OF THE ZOMBIES
SCARS OF DRACULA
SEVEN FOOTPRINTS TO SATAN
THE SEVENTH VICTIM
SON OF DRACULA
SON OF FRANKENSTEIN
SORROWS OF SATAN
SPOOKS RUN WILD
STRANGLER OF THE SWAMP
THE STUDENT OF PRAGUE
SUPERNATURAL
TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA
TERRIFIED
THE UNDEAD
THE UNINVITED
VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES
THE VAMPIRE
THE VAMPIRE'S COFFIN
THE VAMPIRE'S GHOST
VOODOO MAN
THE WALKING DEAD
WAXWORKS
WEIRD WOMAN
WEREWOLF OF LONDON
WHAT!
WHITE ZOMBIE
WITCHCRAFT
THE WITCHES
THE WOLF MAN
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This place is a microcosm of the world at large. If you want to participate, you must suffer fools, boors and a******s. There's no way around it (unless you use "ignore" which I haven't as of yet). Perhaps the best remedy is to respond only to those you find bright and interesting. If the louts are not responded to, they'll soon fade away (a tall order, I know).
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For Halloween...
DRACULA (1931) Bela Lugosi
THE RETURN OF DRACULA (1958) Francis Lederer (it takes place during the Halloween season!)
BLACK SUNDAY (1960) Barbara Steele
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Olivia has the more impressive filmography.
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You must have been watching a re-release print. I don't think the original cut survives. If memory serves me, Katherine DeMille was cut out of the picture but she is still listed in the credits.
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DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON...Yes!!!
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I think the use of nitrate stock was discontinued in 1950.
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Walter Brennan, Dwight Frye and John Carradine all have unbilled bits.
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Lugosi & Karloff
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Unfortunately for Thelma, you cannot sanitize the Internet. It is not a playground or babysitter for children. All public forums are alike, in that differences in opinion will be expressed...frequently in a very impolite and brusque manner. Complaining that TCM is being negligent is absolutely ridiculous. I had forgotten the brouhaha over last June's schedule as well as the one concerning Jane Fonda. Current uproars will be forgotten as well (despite one poster's ominous warning that he has a memory like an elephant).
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CURSE OF THE CRYING WOMAN
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Bugs Bunny did great drag.
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Lugosi & Karloff in THE BLACK CAT and THE RAVEN!
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"I never drink...wine."
"Listen to them...children of the night! What music they make!"
Both lines spoken by Bela Lugosi in DRACULA (1931)
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The classic Universal horror films, of course!
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I knew the late Robert Hutton and his former wife.
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I think TCM should discontinue the message boards. They should retain SUGGEST A MOVIE and require registration with e-mail verification. They should also limit the number of characters posted.
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There COULD be separate forums for Religion and Politics for those so inclined. I would have no interest in going there. My choice of "any red state" was perfectly legitimate for this thread. Mr. Holman chose to make it political and I will always stand up for my beliefs.
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Not that I'm a fan of this genre, but Betsy Palmer had a doozy of a demise in FRIDAY THE 13th (1980).
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NIGHT OF THE LEPUS
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Zabriskie Point removed from schedule by TCM Standards & Practices
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Let's not turn TCM into the Disney Channel. TCM Underground can be an oasis for those of us who enjoy cult films. Bring ZABRISKIE POINT back!