The Old Dark House

An absolute classic of the genre. Loved every minute.

Karloff shines in this forgotten James Whale (Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein) Universal classic.

Bizarre camp-classic full of dark comedy and laughs.

Very weird 1930s horror. Worth a watch nonetheless

Rewatchable, artful, camp dramedy. Ahead of its time, with good use of makeup, light and shadow, and some quite modern acting for the time.

More of a creepy vignette than a movie, but really worth it for the gothic atmosphere and unintentional camp. Some parts haven’t aged well.

Delightfully atmospheric, but the plot doesn’t start moving until midway through the film.

Masterfully bizarre characters in a quintessential ‘30s Gothic horror setting — as snappy as it is spooky.

You’ll never guess what the house was.