Bela Lugosi Horror Movies - Page 3 of 8

Passport Video presents "The Bela Lugosi Box - 15 Frightful Films" (1942) --- (Dolby digitally remastered) --- Béla Lugosi was the stage name of actor Béla Ferenc Dezs Blaskó (October 20, 1882 - August 16, 1956) --- Lugosi was born in Lugos, Hungary, at the time part of Austria-Hungary (now Lugoj, Romania), the youngest of four children of a baker --- best known for his portrayal of "Dracula" in the American Broadway stage production, and subsequent film,…

Lugosi, Price and Chaney are all part of the CLASSIC HORROR COLLECTION 8 MOVIE PACK. (This set is somewhat pricey because each title is on its own disc-- totally unnecessary for the ones that run barely over an hour.) Bela Lugosi's 1939 serial, "The Phantom Creeps" was re-edited a decade later into a feature film. Lugosi is a scientist who invents all sorts of unusual weapons-- he even discovers a way to render whole armies helpless. "Human Monster," also with Bela, is a…

Plan 9 From Outer Space Cult Director Ed Wood’s "cinematic masterpiece" _ and also regarded as one of the worst movies ever made! Plan Nine is so bad it’s good. Alien invaders use their dreaded "Plan Nine" to re-animate dead earthlings. They wreak havoc and unleash a host of things bizarre, macabre, horrific, and just plain horrible. Using footage from a Bela Lugosi movie he was unable to finish (due to Lugosi’s untimely death), Wood proved again he would and…

Sometimes a movie achieves such legendary status that it can't quite live up to its reputation. Plan 9 from Outer Space is not one of these movies. It is just as magnificently terrible as you've heard. Plan 9 is the story of space aliens who try to conquer the Earth through resurrection of the dead. Psychic Criswell narrates ("Future events such as these will affect you in the future!") as police rush through the cemetery, occasionally clipping the cardboard tombstones in…

A 3000 year old mummy and an ageless evil queen terrorize an archaeological expedition.

No Description Available.Genre: HorrorRating: PG13Release Date: 2-AUG-2005Media Type: DVD

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The black and white Monogram picture was also known as, "The East Side Kids Meet Bela Lugosi," a cumbersome title at best! It's the 1943 follow-up to "Spooks Run Wild," another Bowery Boys/Lugosi romp which was popular two years earlier. East Side Kids - Spooks Run Wild This one begins a little slow but gets much better as it moves along. Leo Gorcey's sister, (played by Ava Gardner!), is getting married to a guy who has bought a fixer-upper home for the two to live…

Four horror classics: One Body Too Many, The She-Beast, Teenage Zombies, and Tormented.

The Alpha print is not all that great. The picture is acceptable, but the soundtrack is muffled at times. It will have to do until something better comes along. The opening title reflects that this is a re-issue from Favorite Films, but the end title is intact.

I agree with the other reviewers about "The Walking Dead," which is an excellent tale. I have just about worn out my VHS copy, which was taped from a local TV station airing many years ago, so I'm very glad to see that it is finally being released on DVD. Let's hope that the DVD version has been transferred from a good 35mm print, and that some care has been taken in the transfer. I've never seen the other three films and so can't comment on them. But I agree that the…

The sizes were off and even after ordering every size I still didn't find one that will fit well without alterations. It was also very cheaply made and is beginning to fall apart just from trying it on.

This is the ONLY version to have. It was like watching a whole new film. The Devil Bat has never looked so good. Stay away from all others, especially the colorization garbage. The special features are fantastic!

This is the ONLY version to have. It was like watching a whole new film. The Devil Bat has never looked so good. Stay away from all others, especially the colorization garbage. The special features are fantastic!

Invisible Ghost was released in 1941 10-years after Bela Lugosi became a star on the rise starring as Count Dracula in the horror classic Dracula. Fact of the matter is Lugosi never really fully capitalized on the success of Dracula and while his career did sort of go downhill after Dracula he was still making movies under Universal and having a pretty good career, but he never had a character quite as Iconic as Dracula. He starred in quite a few movies with Boris Karloff in the 30s, but around…