The Black Cat | Bela Lugosi Reveals Boris Karloff's Shocking Secret
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Dr. Vitus Werdegast (Bela Lugosi) threatens to kill his old rival Hjalmar Poelzig (Boris Karloff) after determining that Poelzig is a liar who killed his wife. Watch this horror scene from Edgar G. Ulmer's iconic 1934 adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Black Cat."
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Horror icons Boris Karloff (Frankenstein) and Bela Lugosi (Dracula) star in the shocking classic The Black Cat based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. After a bus crash on a lonely Austrian road, American honeymooners Joan (Julie Bishop) and Peter Allison (David Manners) are forced to spend the night at the house of Poelzig (Karloff), a sinister looking man who is engaged in an intense feud with Dr. Werdegast (Lugosi), whom the couple met on the Orient Express. Held captive in the mausoleum against their will, they soon discover that Poelzig is the high priest at Black Mass and has chosen Joan to be the Devil’s bride. The couple is then faced with trying to escape the unspeakable treachery culminating in an unforgettable climax to this horror classic.
© 1934 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Julie Bishop, Lucille Lund, Egon Brecher, Harry Cording, Henry Armetta, Albert Conti
Produced by: Carl Laemmle Jr.
Directed by: Edgar G. Ulmer
This film messed with my brain when I first saw it at the age of 14 and it still does (I'm 62 years young now). Absolutely love Boris and Bela 💖💖
Lie s KHalmar all lies
So you watched this movie in 1974?? Right??
Fantastic film, these two play off each other spectacularly and it's a real treat to see Lugosi as an anti-hero. That ending had to have been the most brutal possible way they could have done it in the 1930s.
RIP Bela Lugosi (October 20, 1882 - August 16, 1956), aged 73
And
RIP Boris Karloff (November 23, 1887 - February 2, 1969), aged 81
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Kings of horror.
I love Karloff's slow, flowing style of movement.
how precious! do you also love the way he lusted after little boys? watch: " Boris Karloff drops 5 year old Donnie Dunagan interview" Also: "10 DISTURBING Frankenstein Facts the Boris Karloff Fans Don't Want YOU to KNOW!"
Two of the best Actors of all time
This clips stops where the best scene of the films begins…
They did not have issues with one another and people need to stop spreading false information. Bela and Boris had a great relationship, idk where this rumor is even coming from. Do some research people.
Yeah, Lugosi had a harder time having consistent quality work despite his incredible talent. Karloff often got a lot more good parts and Universal seem to give him a lot more attention. I think some assumed that this meant there was tension between the two, but this was a myth.
Everyone knows to be clean nowadays and from the 30's.
It came from “ed wood” movie 😂😂😂
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@user-yp6dy4df8w , Karloff had a large advantage in that E English was his native language! One reason, with few exceptions, Lugosi was typecast
Bela and Boris in the perfect movie that highlighted their monumental talents.
Two G.O.A.Ts of the horror genre in the same film!?!?!?!?
They made six or seven films together.
These two were friends in real life but they look like enemies
I wish the film was only about them and not the honeymooners.
One of the things director Edgar G. Ulmer wanted to point out was the broad chasm between the nihilistic Europeans (who were recovering from a devastating World War) and the naive Americans.
Captions be like:
"She died two years after the war."
"Wow, of pnumonia" 🤣
Karloff never measured up to Bela Lugosi, but he was an ok sidekick to the Master Vampire & King of Horror!
The furniture, pure Bauhaus. The ending ....
This film is considered an art deco horror/noir masterpiece.
Outstanding scene…Dark excellent film
This movie is such a fun watch. And that ending… 🔪🐈
Bela 😍
Excellent Noir movie !
Why did the film end when it wasn't over?????
The kings
And Dublin, is not my forte, but a fortunate circumstance can come!❤And Belfast,is a little less my forte!
Ya ever have one of those days ?
I gave this a thumbs down because the very important part was chopped off. The Hays Act didn't affect the movie. Is FB now censoring old movies?? For Shame!!!!
Ilove this movie, because they show this woman and this is my palace but it might be Arboria and or Paris. Lol
As a kid in Denver in the late 50's, the ABC channel 9, had a show every Thursday at 1100PM, called " Shock " . Sometimes, Dad would let me stay up & watch whatever the film was. This classic is one of the very best. -------------------MJL, 77 y/o
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Lugosi was great as Karloff's sidekick.
how nice! Now watch " Boris Karloff drops 5 year old Donnie Dunagan interview" Also: "10 DISTURBING Frankenstein Facts the Boris Karloff Fans Don't Want YOU to KNOW!"
Karloff, sidekick F......You!! -Martin Landau as Bela Lugosi in Ed Wood
I’ll take Bela over Boris every time
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This Is Like An Old Film.
That's coz it IS an old film!
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