A giant monster.
Jack Pierce shaving Karloff’s head, for The Tower of London.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This just made my day! Thank you, arcaneimages!
It is required that you see Psycho from the very beginning.
Lon Chaney in A Blind Bargain (1922), via monsterman.
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Vincent Price, holding a very familiar face.
Famous Monsters of Filmland #84
Witches’ Tales, July 1969
“The role of Grandpa is not complicated because you’re wearing odd makeup or bizarre costumes. That’s not what complicates a role. What makes Grandpa a little odd is the fact that he had no prototype. When I approached this role, I knew that whatever I was doing was original. So no director could say to me, Listen, remember how he did it, this is how I want it done. I worked very hard creating that character. I made those lines work. The walk and the posture all fit the character. As to the character itself, you might say that Grandpa was a kind of Dracula-type Major Hoople.” - Al Lewis
Dwight Frye as the mad lunatic Renfield, in Dracula (1931)
the most terrifying vision of horror!
Oliver Reed, The Curse of the Werewolf.
The Unholy Three (1930)
Lon Chaney’s final film role as Professor Echo, via monsterman.
