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Old Dark House, The (Col Ed) (1932)
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Starring: Melvyn Douglas, Boris Karloff, Charles Laughton, Gloria Stuart
Director: James Whale
Category: Classic
Studio: Image Ent.
Subtitles:
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Length:
72 mins
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Weary travelers find shelter in a mysterious Welsh manor in this definitive "Old Dark House" thriller and cult movie favorite by horror pioneer James Whale.
Greeted with an animal-like grunt by the mansion's hideously scarred butler, three disoriented voyagers find themselves in the unwelcoming company of the psychotic Femm family, whose members include a religious fanatic obsessed with mortality and other matter of the sinful flesh, her browbeaten brother, and a scripture-quoting homicidal pyromaniac...all watched over by their androgynous, 102-year-old father.Relieving the story's overwhelming weirdness are Charles Laughton and a young Gloria Stuart as two confused visitors to the strange estate.

 
 
   
   

 

 

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