The Most Dangerous Game (1932)

Knowing we'd be watching Ready or Not (2019) tonight, I made sure to watch the original The Most Dangerous Game (1932) today in preparation. A pre-code classic horror film about a wealthy madman who hunts, you guessed it, people for sport. It was delightful actually. (Although in keeping with historical perspectives of women, the doe-eyed damsel of this film seemed to utterly lack interiority, but that's par for the course.)

Dracula's Daughter (1936)

Dracula's Daughter (1936) features a showdown between the ancient powers of darkness and the modern powers of psychiatry. 😝 

Drácula (1931)

Drácula (1931) -- filmed with the same sets as the English version, at night, with a Spanish-speaking crew. I love Bela Lugosi, but I confess I prefer Carlos Villarías as the bloodsucking count!! Love the ambiance in this version, too. 

The Mummy (1932)

 Old school chills and thrills with 1932's The Mummy!