So so good to hear this. The news or media tries to tell everyone that smaller is better and is becomming the in new trend. But I do not believe this to be a good thing. Because everyone I talk to is like you they too would like a nice big warm home. That is what most sane familys want NO? ... The "youll own nothing and be happy" lie. Is just that, a lie. Things where so well made in these times. One part of America we would like great again. "The industrial machine is broken." Term I coined hope it catchs on. The want to build and create things for the better of man and the planet should never die.
@@travorptrebor3358 I should have stated that I wished someone way smarter about such things than I am would make one. I am envious of those who have the skill and tools to do this. :)
@@thomashorton4435 You have inspired me to start an Old Dark House playlist! It's a work in progress and will be added to . . . probably continuously as I come across and think of more "old dark house" tales. Here's the link: th-cam.com/play/PLILpY2AdavfjS8fQ7jiRMDUt0mGr-vfhU.html Enjoy!
Amy Lou Amy, - not even. They are the most wonderful movies to curl up in bed with. Popcorn and hot-chocolate, dark days with cold and rain. They're the best.
I absolutely love sir Vincent Price , a lovely and wonderful human being , who will be truly missed and we all love dearly , he was the king of horror with out a shadow of a doubt .x
For some reason I really like this old movie, it is not top level but it is a good movie, and it is old.....thanks for bringing it back to life on your channel.
Ruth calls Mrs. Krug tante, German for aunt as a term of affection. Since Mrs. Krug had Hans by her Uncle Robert, she was more correct than she thought.
This was great! A few things,i truly felt sorrow for Hans & his predicament,then his mother the way it happened. All of that,for the greed of a "hidden father" who was always in plain sight yet never revealed. Death & money certainly made some "interesting" changes come about,& that poor caged ape,it's no wonder he was angry! Good & suspenceful watch,i liked the surprises that kept me guessing! 🙂 Gratitude for the share of this film 😉
Exodus is Willie Best, so young here and has the last line!!! he manages the stereotype and the skill of a comedic actor with self-respect, if you watch carefully. he was an awful lot like Stepin Fetchit (who, btw, had a great career, made plenty of money for himself - and had the last laugh). Best didn't do as well in film, unfortunately - he was arrested for drugs, i believe, but did ok on TV; he was a musician besides that. as far as i'm concerned, i'm really glad for the people who made it despite all the odds - like Beulah ("if it ain't Wham, it ain't Ham") and Mantan - money and being able to work are the best redress.
King Kong hooked me when I was really young on black and white horror movies. I think they can be even more creepy without all the in your face blood and gore.
How many of you know Martha Matoxx ? She was in many of these early talkies. She is Mrs. Krug. Is that Carlo from My Man Godfrey ? Hans ? Really good movie. Thank You for these old gems. ❤️
She was in Cat and the Canary in a similar role as Mrs. Krug. She died shortly after this movie and unfortunately didn't do many talkies. I think her last one was Haunted Gold a combination Western and haunted house movie starring John Wayne.
A sinister atmosphere in a spooky house with some innocent and playful characters. Their faces are lit like ghosts, but shadows are cast in the background. The suspense is further enhanced by the sound of a whirling wind and thunder in the dark night outside.
Luv em, just to watch or to put me out . These movies are like a.s.m.r or comfort food to me . Also try Dead men walk or the Dark house . Makes me feel like I’m 6 watching old flicks with my mom 🎃
Great cast. Better than those fools in Hollywood today who should concentrate on acting and not politics. Mischa Auer and Martha Mattox are great sinister character actors. Black and white is perfect. Color would destroy the effect.
Ruth refers to Mrs. Keugh as Tante Krugh, an old fashioned and European word similar to aunt. Used as a term of endearment for an older person. Another quaint touch in these old movies.
I'm glad Ronnie Reagan didn't take your advice to actors. Anita Bryant, Pat Boone, Sonny Bono, Clint Eastwood ( spoke at the RNC convention) , Heston , Sinatra, John Wayne; all heavily political in their time. Why should actors stay out of politics now? Hmm, what political figure has been the focus of most actors? A: The orange guy.
@@seanwine1085 That's when actors believed in political diversity, not like today when they are all leftists proclaiming radical ideas. The people you mentioned, some of which I had the pleasure of meeting, were civil and respectful of other beliefs. Today's hateful cancel culture is different.
the tall guy was in a lot of movies in the '40's. i remember him. . . he's a good actor. looked him up - holy cow, it's Mischa Auer! that poor chimp - he so stressed in that horrible little cage... it's really hard to watch.
Yes! Micsha Aur was in about 5 or 6 of these old independent horror/exploitation films. He was the precursor to Dwight Frye and Skelton Knaggs before they filled that creepy guy role.
Since it wasn't the ape what "dunnit," the studio was able to use a real ape instead of an actor in the stiff, unconvincing costumes we're used to seeing in these old movies. A solid plot, one of the better entries in the genre, never mind the stereotypical joke from "Sleep N' Eat" (any relation to "Step N' Fetchit?) at the end.
Oh come on Wayne everyone loves super 3d robots being cut together in 1 second shots with blasting loud sounds over it, while being suggested that your forefathers, culture and race are evil.
4 all you people who think CHIMPS are cute a little advice don’t ever own one when they grow up they truly become a viscous monster they will eat you alive starting with your face
There's a Old B/W Horror about6 a guy who lives with his sister in a big old Mansion. He turns into a werewolf at night and attacks a dog and the servant girl. 2 detectives come to the house by the sea to check into the murders and they find hair and do checks on it. The hair disappears under light. If anybody can think of the name of the film I would be very grateful. I cannot remember the name of the film but I'm pretty sure it's from the 1930's UNIVERSAL era.. The detectives are a man, Yank I think and a woman.. She's a wee bit tapped in the heed. They found a dog tore to pieces and the dog belonged to the family of the guy who turns into the werewolf.
@@PizzaFLIX No but good shout pal. It had Ida Lupino and the guy who played Stapelton in the Hound of tHE bASKERVILLES, sorry not looked at the Caps lock, LOL, Basil Rathbone SH. The guy who played the doctor in the film with Lupino. It was Ida's brother who changed into the werewolf. He would attack ppl on the way home at night. At the end of the film they shot him as he climbed to the top of the cliff.. The name of the movie is doing my head in mate..
Hey, BooBoo! Ooops, wrong Yogi. Sleep n' Eat, well we have come some distance from that. He was Willie Best, he and Stepen Fetchit made careers out of playing the stereotypical slow, lazy, ignorant Black servant who often came up with some pithy remark and many times had the last closing line of the film. No monster here. There wasn't much mystery here, obviously the old uncle was behind it all, Hans ( sounds like hands and not Johns in this film) was resentful. The ape wasn't even a red herring. A small surprise that Hans was the uncle's son. Hans and Ruth are cousins. A few years later, after the "Code" they couldn't have got away with that.
A nice movie but the stereotypical black guy scared and talking slow, etc. i.e a “Steppin’ and Fetchin’” (Stepin Fetchit) type spoiled an otherwise excellent horror flick. So sad Hollywood felt the need to portray African Americans in this manner.
Willy Best, as was Lincoln Perry, was a comedic genius. His performances were hidden parodies of white racism. By the way, there were plenty of white comedians who acted "scared" and "talked slow". Laurel and Hardy just to name a couple.
@@jethrobodine9155 Yes, there were PLENTY of white comedians with that demeanor. But there were also PLENTY of white actors and actresses across all genres that were not required to act in that manner, such as David Niven, Sir Laurence Olivier, or James Cagney or Barbara Stanwyck or Vivian Leigh, or Bette Davis. These are some of my favorite actors and actresses. But African American actors and actresses of that time were only characterized as servants or porters or someone exaggeratedly scared to death of some ghost or monster. Paul Robeson was a great actor but he had to act in low budget black films. Hattie McDaniel was a great actress but she always had to play a maid. Lena Horne and Dorothy Dandridge were great actresses and stunningly beautiful. Black actresses at that time were required to play servants in white movies and cover their hair. They might get a spot as a nightclub singer in one of those movies and have their hair showing and a beautiful gown, but that’s about the only time a black woman would be depicted outside of being an overweight “mammy” character. She was not to be presented as beautiful next to a white actress. Black performers were only permitted to play other types of characters in black movies shown in black theatres to black audiences. I disagree with you entirely that there was some kind of plan to depict white racism by showing blacks as slow and unintelligent. I purchased some Looney Tunes vhs and dvd copies. Even in the cartoons of that time, there were black-faced characters, slow-talking mockery of black dialect, etc. Even in Bugs Bunny and Little Audrey cartoons. These would not be shown on TV these days but they do exist. So what would be the point here for presenting black people in such a negative depiction where there is really just a series of drawings and white actors voicing the portrayal? “Amos and Andy” was a radio show originally voiced by white actors making a mockery of black dialect. Are you going to tell me that show was used to highlight white racism? No way. All this mess showed the desire of whites to see blacks as some type of undesirables at the bottom of the totem pole, a people to mock and never take seriously. Did you know that when rock and roll became popular after whites like Elvis appropriated black music, the Shirelles and the Chiffons wanted to appear on Ed Sullivan but were denied because sponsors said southern whites would not want to see beautiful black women wearing gowns and coiffed hair singing and being intelligent? This is a country with a long history of racism. It even exists today where black hip hop artists are encourage to put a slew of N-words in their lyrics. Do you know how many black actors and actresses had to play maids and characters like the one in this movie before actors like Sidney Poitier or Halle Berry came along? The issue is one of balance. If there were only a few characters like the one in this movie but PLENTY of other portrayals of black characters by black actors at that time, then I would say OK. But when a million screens are graced by the likes of Olivier or Cagney, etc. for whites but ONLY some slow-talking scaredy-cat when a black person comes on the screen, I have a problem with that. You should too. Stop making asinine excuses for blatant racist behavior.
When I was browsing through my feed and saw the still image being used for this movie, I was like 'Oh wow, a very early episode of 'The Munsters. Hermann looks weird.'
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The 30's and 40's was truly Hollywoods golden years. They made great films without having to put in all the sex and violence.
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
I totally agree with u , u are so right .x
They would have if not for the Hays code. As good as these movies were, they would have been much better without it.
So true my friend
THE MONSTER WALKS 1932 | COLORIZED VERSION | FULL MOVIE
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I love these old houses in these movies. Could see myself living in one.
Same here. Let’s build some.
So so good to hear this. The news or media tries to tell everyone that smaller is better and is becomming the in new trend. But I do not believe this to be a good thing. Because everyone I talk to is like you they too would like a nice big warm home. That is what most sane familys want NO? ... The "youll own nothing and be happy" lie. Is just that, a lie. Things where so well made in these times. One part of America we would like great again. "The industrial machine is broken." Term I coined hope it catchs on. The want to build and create things for the better of man and the planet should never die.
Or dying in one. 🤣🤣🤡
That wind and thunder are so great
Same here i love old black and white horror movies
This is the type of movie that was very common on the late night TV shows in the 1960s. Also lots of Charlie Chan, Ten Little Indians, Mr. Moto, etc.
i love the movies............i watch them late at night when it storms..........popcorn & orange soda.
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
jenny james Jenny, are you a bad girl ? Bonnie Parker - kin ?
@@greyedgerton2890 yes sir i am.
I wish someone would make an "old dark house" play list. I love those movies.
WELL ?
@@travorptrebor3358 I should have stated that I wished someone way smarter about such things than I am would make one. I am envious of those who have the skill and tools to do this. :)
There’s some playlists that come close, like Old House/Castle Movies, Old Spooky Movies, etc.
@@thomashorton4435 You have inspired me to start an Old Dark House playlist! It's a work in progress and will be added to . . . probably continuously as I come across and think of more "old dark house" tales. Here's the link: th-cam.com/play/PLILpY2AdavfjS8fQ7jiRMDUt0mGr-vfhU.html Enjoy!
@@CJ-hz1uj Thank you i'll try Old House/Castle Movies.
This is awesome❣❣ thank you. I thought I was the only person left who loves old black and white horror films. R.i.p. Vincent price 😢
Amy Lou Amy, - not even. They are the most wonderful movies to curl up in bed with. Popcorn and hot-chocolate, dark days with cold and rain. They're the best.
I absolutely love sir Vincent Price , a lovely and wonderful human being , who will be truly missed and we all love dearly , he was the king of horror with out a shadow of a doubt .x
For some reason I really like this old movie, it is not top level but it is a good movie, and it is old.....thanks for bringing it back to life on your channel.
Love the line at 6.35. "Make her room as cheerful as possible."
I was waiting for the reply: "Certainly sir, how much money have we got?"
i'll just give him a sedative. 3 times so for the doc said that, lol
Ruth calls Mrs. Krug tante, German for aunt as a term of affection. Since Mrs. Krug had Hans by her Uncle Robert, she was more correct than she thought.
10 secs in and I'm already behind the sofa!....Just love the dark atmosphere of these old movies, th th th thanks f f for p posting g g.
Great movie - I love the desolate mood it evoked of the dreary house and characters
This was great! A few things,i truly felt sorrow for Hans & his predicament,then his mother the way it happened. All of that,for the greed of a "hidden father" who was always in plain sight yet never revealed. Death & money certainly made some "interesting" changes come about,& that poor caged ape,it's no wonder he was angry! Good & suspenceful watch,i liked the surprises that kept me guessing! 🙂 Gratitude for the share of this film 😉
I adore this vintage movie sound
I love this movie. I've watched it over a dozen times. Doesn't the house look like it smelled of dampness?
Well they have a chimpanzee living in the study, so I imagine it would smell like shit.
@...good thing they haven't invented SMELLAViSION....lol!😂😅
@@sevenspecie592 They have. It's everything on the tube nowadays.
Exodus is Willie Best, so young here and has the last line!!! he manages the stereotype and the skill of a comedic actor with self-respect, if you watch carefully. he was an awful lot like Stepin Fetchit (who, btw, had a great career, made plenty of money for himself - and had the last laugh). Best didn't do as well in film, unfortunately - he was arrested for drugs, i believe, but did ok on TV; he was a musician besides that. as far as i'm concerned, i'm really glad for the people who made it despite all the odds - like Beulah ("if it ain't Wham, it ain't Ham") and Mantan - money and being able to work are the best redress.
Dang! Poor guy in the beginning probably died from the windows being open all night during a storm!
THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT MOVIE ENJOYED WATCHING IT AGAIN ALWAYS ENJOY MOVIES WITH MISCHA AUER GOOD STORY FEB. 22 2019
I've never seen these before, I could watch all night.❤📽🎬😎👍☀️
That clock sounds off 12 Times at midnight so if your sound asleep.... you won’t be 4 long lol
Really enjoyed this one! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for uploading, surprisingly really enjoyable.
What do you mean surprisingly😕😞. Old horror movies are usually what gets remade Into modern day horror.
Funny ending.....but I enjoyed it. They don't make em like this anymore.(ls)
Great movie with twists and turns. I loved it and thank you, Pizza!
King Kong hooked me when I was really young on black and white horror movies. I think they can be even more creepy without all the in your face blood and gore.
I think " King Kong" 1933,with Fay Wray,Robert Armstrong was the BEST dinosaur/ scary movie of all time !
How many of you know Martha Matoxx ? She was in many of these early talkies. She is Mrs. Krug.
Is that Carlo from My Man Godfrey ?
Hans ?
Really good movie. Thank You for these old gems. ❤️
I most certainly do! ;)
She was in Cat and the Canary in a similar role as Mrs. Krug. She died shortly after this movie and unfortunately didn't do many talkies. I think her last one was Haunted Gold a combination Western and haunted house movie starring John Wayne.
A sinister atmosphere in a spooky house with some innocent and playful characters. Their faces are lit like ghosts, but shadows are cast in the background. The suspense is further enhanced by the sound of a whirling wind and thunder in the dark night outside.
better much then lot of modern movie.
death accelerated by open window.....hypothermia sets in but....."only last night he was fine when I brought his supper"
of course decomp would be delayed due to cold air
Cute little film! Very simple and innocent and yet very appealing
Luv em, just to watch or to put me out . These movies are like a.s.m.r or comfort food to me . Also try Dead men walk or the Dark house . Makes me feel like I’m 6 watching old flicks with my mom 🎃
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
Toshy Wu Yes-yes-yes ! ❤️
ASMR ?
Great cast. Better than those fools in Hollywood today who should concentrate on acting and not politics. Mischa Auer and Martha Mattox are great sinister character actors. Black and white is perfect. Color would destroy the effect.
Ruth refers to Mrs. Keugh as Tante Krugh, an old fashioned and European word similar to aunt. Used as a term of endearment for an older person. Another quaint touch in these old movies.
Tante is German for 'aunt'@@DavidSmith-sb2ix
I'm glad Ronnie Reagan didn't take your advice to actors. Anita Bryant, Pat Boone, Sonny Bono, Clint Eastwood ( spoke at the RNC convention) , Heston , Sinatra, John Wayne; all heavily political in their time. Why should actors stay out of politics now?
Hmm, what political figure has been the focus of most actors?
A: The orange guy.
@@seanwine1085 That's when actors believed in political diversity, not like today when they are all leftists proclaiming radical ideas. The people you mentioned, some of which I had the pleasure of meeting, were civil and respectful of other beliefs. Today's hateful cancel culture is different.
the tall guy was in a lot of movies in the '40's. i remember him. . . he's a good actor.
looked him up - holy cow, it's Mischa Auer!
that poor chimp - he so stressed in that horrible little cage... it's really hard to watch.
Yes! Micsha Aur was in about 5 or 6 of these old independent horror/exploitation films. He was the precursor to Dwight Frye and Skelton Knaggs before they filled that creepy guy role.
Thank you Pizza! This was a good one!
I really enjoy this. Thanks 👍
I love a gd thriller and a really gd horror movie. The more gory it is the better. Keep the flicks coming, thanx.
Pretty darn good Movie; and great Ending !
Good flick...
If that's you in the pic. I like your mask...💀😜
A stormy night,a dead body& an ape.What could go wrong?
Love this movie, especially the amateur acting, none of them can speak dialogue lol still a classic thanks
Awesome great movie 🎥
Great movie for a Sat afternoon.
the title of the film doesn't make much sense with the movie but thats ok it was still pretty cool.
$50 in 1932 would be $1,087 in 2022. Certainly not a generous amount for years of service.
The cars and men's hats.
Since it wasn't the ape what "dunnit," the studio was able to use a real ape instead of an actor in the stiff, unconvincing costumes we're used to seeing in these old movies. A solid plot, one of the better entries in the genre, never mind the stereotypical joke from "Sleep N' Eat" (any relation to "Step N' Fetchit?) at the end.
BEAUTIFUL COPY
Thankful for the old black&whites of the past. I have absolutely no desire to hear some modern day Hollywood Elitist blabbering about politics.
Oh come on Wayne everyone loves super 3d robots being cut together in 1 second shots with blasting loud sounds over it, while being suggested that your forefathers, culture and race are evil.
4 all you people who think CHIMPS are cute a little advice don’t ever own one when they grow up they truly become a viscous monster they will eat you alive starting with your face
I've seen many mentions of that in the news through the years. I don't like the ugly things anyway.
What a great movie!!
Why is there a 🐒 always shouting inside a cage 🤣
Exodus (Sleep N' Eat) kept stealing scenes.
If Exodus were played by Mantan Moreland, he would have upstaged everyone.
I really enjoyed this film enough to overlook the stilted acting of one of the young male characters, boyfriend to the niece. I rate this movie a 7.
Hans gettin' handsy!
Filme 🎞️ manivela 😮😅😅😅😅
The Monster Walks. Yeah, he has to. He doesn't know how to drive. And the only time the bus ever stops for him is on Halloween.
Thanks for the upload !! As king Kong Associated with this ?? Xd
I went to 7 o’cl mmm I I my friend Jones, 7 o’clock appointment. I’ll try to wake up soon but sipping on my 66 was just not enough for me.
There's a Old B/W Horror about6 a guy who lives with his sister in a big old Mansion. He turns into a werewolf at night and attacks a dog and the servant girl. 2 detectives come to the house by the sea to check into the murders and they find hair and do checks on it. The hair disappears under light.
If anybody can think of the name of the film I would be very grateful. I cannot remember the name of the film but I'm pretty sure it's from the 1930's UNIVERSAL era.. The detectives are a man, Yank I think and a woman.. She's a wee bit tapped in the heed. They found a dog tore to pieces and the dog belonged to the family of the guy who turns into the werewolf.
might it be : The Wolf Man (1941) by Universal Pictures, starring Lon Chaney Jr.
@@PizzaFLIX No but good shout pal. It had Ida Lupino and the guy who played Stapelton in the Hound of tHE bASKERVILLES, sorry not looked at the Caps lock, LOL, Basil Rathbone SH. The guy who played the doctor in the film with Lupino. It was Ida's brother who changed into the werewolf. He would attack ppl on the way home at night. At the end of the film they shot him as he climbed to the top of the cliff..
The name of the movie is doing my head in mate..
Pretty good movie
Of course the Monster walks. It's my ex-wife, The Anti-Christ. Now she's working at a dairy in Florida, turning cream sour.
YOUR ex-wife? I thought MY ex-wife was the Antichrist. Maybe she was the DEVIL.
At least you're not bitter.
Hahahahahaha
I was scrolling down the TH-cam lane and made a banana cream pie 🍌 🦍
I love the old antiques in these classic movies..mmm mmm
What a great idea for a Samsonite suitcase commercial?
The End 😮
THATS BLKS N NOT BULKS MY FINGERS ARE TOO BIG 4 THESE LITTLE BUTTONS LOL
Lástima, está sin traducir...
What is Carlo doing there???!!
Ommaforilla!
👍😀
Get that monkey/ape a trampoline! Looks like he would enjoy bouncing on one.
They over acted in those days lol , good to watch though
Hey, BooBoo! Ooops, wrong Yogi. Sleep n' Eat, well we have come some distance from that. He was Willie Best, he and Stepen Fetchit made careers out of playing the stereotypical slow, lazy, ignorant Black servant who often came up with some pithy remark and many times had the last closing line of the film. No monster here. There wasn't much mystery here, obviously the old uncle was behind it all, Hans ( sounds like hands and not Johns in this film) was resentful. The ape wasn't even a red herring. A small surprise that Hans was the uncle's son. Hans and Ruth are cousins. A few years later, after the "Code" they couldn't have got away with that.
Telling too much is a spoiler I gather
🖕🖕🖕🖕im a black woman and I don't like your comment .
A nice movie but the stereotypical black guy scared and talking slow, etc. i.e a “Steppin’ and Fetchin’” (Stepin Fetchit) type spoiled an otherwise excellent horror flick. So sad Hollywood felt the need to portray African Americans in this manner.
Willy Best, as was Lincoln Perry, was a comedic genius. His performances were hidden parodies of white racism. By the way, there were plenty of white comedians who acted "scared" and "talked slow". Laurel and Hardy just to name a couple.
@@jethrobodine9155 Yes, there were PLENTY of white comedians with that demeanor. But there were also PLENTY of white actors and actresses across all genres that were not required to act in that manner, such as David Niven, Sir Laurence Olivier, or James Cagney or Barbara Stanwyck or Vivian Leigh, or Bette Davis. These are some of my favorite actors and actresses. But African American actors and actresses of that time were only characterized as servants or porters or someone exaggeratedly scared to death of some ghost or monster. Paul Robeson was a great actor but he had to act in low budget black films. Hattie McDaniel was a great actress but she always had to play a maid. Lena Horne and Dorothy Dandridge were great actresses and stunningly beautiful. Black actresses at that time were required to play servants in white movies and cover their hair. They might get a spot as a nightclub singer in one of those movies and have their hair showing and a beautiful gown, but that’s about the only time a black woman would be depicted outside of being an overweight “mammy” character. She was not to be presented as beautiful next to a white actress. Black performers were only permitted to play other types of characters in black movies shown in black theatres to black audiences. I disagree with you entirely that there was some kind of plan to depict white racism by showing blacks as slow and unintelligent. I purchased some Looney Tunes vhs and dvd copies. Even in the cartoons of that time, there were black-faced characters, slow-talking mockery of black dialect, etc. Even in Bugs Bunny and Little Audrey cartoons. These would not be shown on TV these days but they do exist. So what would be the point here for presenting black people in such a negative depiction where there is really just a series of drawings and white actors voicing the portrayal? “Amos and Andy” was a radio show originally voiced by white actors making a mockery of black dialect. Are you going to tell me that show was used to highlight white racism? No way. All this mess showed the desire of whites to see blacks as some type of undesirables at the bottom of the totem pole, a people to mock and never take seriously. Did you know that when rock and roll became popular after whites like Elvis appropriated black music, the Shirelles and the Chiffons wanted to appear on Ed Sullivan but were denied because sponsors said southern whites would not want to see beautiful black women wearing gowns and coiffed hair singing and being intelligent? This is a country with a long history of racism. It even exists today where black hip hop artists are encourage to put a slew of N-words in their lyrics. Do you know how many black actors and actresses had to play maids and characters like the one in this movie before actors like Sidney Poitier or Halle Berry came along? The issue is one of balance. If there were only a few characters like the one in this movie but PLENTY of other portrayals of black characters by black actors at that time, then I would say OK. But when a million screens are graced by the likes of Olivier or Cagney, etc. for whites but ONLY some slow-talking scaredy-cat when a black person comes on the screen, I have a problem with that. You should too. Stop making asinine excuses for blatant racist behavior.
Taking up cudgels for the dead!
that last line in the script was so racist it made me want to puke.
Get a life!
Any movie featuring a 'killer ape' is bound to fail at the box office. This is garbage.
Yes, I don't know why "Murders in the Rue Morgue" was so popular.
There really wasn't anybody to care enough to try to get better performances out of these actors? This is amateur hour.
An absolutely RACIST ending !!!!!
Bullshit
Ohh you poor thing. Can't handle history or life?
@@rahkinrah1963 😲😲🖕🖕🖕🖕you flesh demon.
YOUR RACIST COMMENT SO PREDICTABLE
Get a life!
Wow, acting was so shit back in the day.
When I was browsing through my feed and saw the still image being used for this movie, I was like 'Oh wow, a very early episode of 'The Munsters. Hermann looks weird.'