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The maniacal laughter in old, spooky movies is a lost art form.
Now we know "Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott"
if I was the spirit of a maniacal man killer who was executed via electric chair I would also inhabit carole lombard’s body and strangle men on her yacht.
"Isn't she beautiful?" "Yes, but repulsive... like a female spider that kills her mate when she's through with it." Spooky Season #30 Finally knocked this pre-Code blind spot off my watchlist after waiting my whole life to see it. That's how far back my love of…
“Men — I hate the whole breed!” Ruth Rogen GOAT
In 1933, a NEW YORK TIMES review of SUPERNATURAL read: “Through camera wizardry, shows the spirit of a dead murderess entering the body of the wholesome Carole Lombard and causing her to behave like a savage.” Sold! SUPERNATURAL is 1930s horror on a raucous midnight bender.…
"Ruth Rogen yesterday confessed she killed each of her three lovers after a riotous orgy in her sensuous Greenwich Village apartment." Ma'am this is 1933
A brief review: Black widow Ruth (Vivienne Osborne) strangled her three husbands and was out to get her fourth (Alan Dinehart as Bavian) before he tattled on her to the police. As the authorities are convinced she is the murderer, the electric chair is her fate. But wait!…
Release date: May 12, 1933 A super-medium movie, even Carol Lombard can’t save this do-nothing script. Actually nothing happens to the main characters, and then three annoying people die. Let’s revisit the events: John Courtney dies of unknown causes; fake spiritualist…