Frankenstein

This is one of my favorite Boris Karloff films

Wolf man and Company

Zzzzz!

All wrapped up in love

There were very few times where Boris had the chance to act lovey dovey in a film. So when he got the chance to do it in The Mummy, he did so very well. <3 :) 

Sadly, however, there was quite a bit cut out of the film, including this scene. 

How the heck did he get into the house unnoticed???

I liked Lon Chaney Jr. as the Frankenstein monster. He took an instant liking to the little girl that's asleep in the bed in this photo. She was the only person in the village that wasn't afraid of him. 

Just how he got into that house unnoticed or even knew where the little girl lived was such a huge mystery!!!

Man-Made Monster

Lon Chaney Jr. plays the part of a man who survives an electrocution accident on a bus and ends up being given too much dosages of electricity by a corrupt and greedy scientist. Sadly, he gets to the point where he needs to wear a special kind of suit and have electricity to survive. 

"Hello Toddy! You'll never get rid of me."

I absolutely love the movie The Body Snatcher. Boris is so deliciously wicked as John Gray. 
For those of you who have never seen it, Boris (the guy on the right in this photo) plays the part of a grave robber who gives what he finds to a doctor to use as dissection projects. Eventually, the doctor's assistant starts to suspect murder being committed and Gray stalks and taunts the doctor and his assistant.
Funny thing is, Gray claims to others that the doctor and he are old friends (referring to him as Toddy) when it's way too obvious that his company is unwelcome. 

Hell hath no fury than a woman doused in pig blood at her school prom!

I love the movie Carrie. And the book is just as good. Like Carrie, I got picked on in high school and did not fit in whatsoever. Unlike Carrie, however, nobody dumped pig blood on me or threw pads and tampons at me. 
Do I blame Carrie for what she did at the prom? Absolutely not. 

Think happy thoughts! You'll need them....

My favorite Twilight Zone episode of all time...It's a Good Life! Although Anthony Freemont (Bill Mumy) was so adorable, nobody could let that cuteness fool them. For he had very dangerous mind powers that he used when things did not go his way. 


I personally think that if I got the chance to meet Bill Mumy and chat with him, that would totally be a dream come true.