Today’s Karloff sketch is of Mord in Tower of London from 1939.

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Alright, something was bothering me. Here’s an edited version.

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Day 276 of the continues with the classic Universal Monster, Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster.

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My 50 picks for inclusion in the National Film Registry, some absurd, some legitimate, but all genuine Pagan Hollywood favorites. I'll post five per day.

No. 11 - The Black Cat (Edgar G. Ulmer, 1934), with Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Julie Bishop & David Manners.

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Another Favorite🖤

Buttons of this misunderstood monster as well as 2 remaining Limited Edition prints are available in my shop:

https://t.co/BRVwL3Yzia

Again... ONLY 2 LEFT!! Get em now before they're GONE👊

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(Get High as Fuck with SAINT KARLOFF "At the Mountain of Loudness") - https://t.co/hLyweNj3Op

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‘#Frankenstein’: James Whale’s Macabre Take on One of the Most Sympathetic Characters Ever Created in the World of English Letters https://t.co/4xRR6Ltig8 .

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"A reign of horror!...A man-made monster on the loose!" BLACK FRIDAY starring Boris Karloff & Bela Lugosi, released in 1940.

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You made it through Monday! Enjoy this painting of Boris Karloff in The Black Cat as your reward 💀 Whatsbyour favorite horror film involving a cat?


Art by Audrey Funk

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Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery (1963). Is that you ? See more at https://t.co/l78IHSUy9i

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Boris Karloff first terrified audiences as THE WALKING DEAD today in 1936! 💀

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"You'll Find Out" from 1940 is a lame movie, but hey at least it has these 3 fellas

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