It’s time to kick off the Halloween season with this installment of Classic Chops. This time we’re going to focus on two of the great icons of classic horror movies…Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. Thanks to everyone who submitted this time.

Our next edition will bring us closer to Halloween with a classic horror free-for-all! You can submit any articles or reviews on any pre-1965 horror films you want. Your submissions are due to [email protected] by Midnight on Sunday October 20.

Now, enjoy these great posts…and don’t get too scared!

The Movie Rat:
Die Monster Die
The Lost Patrol (31 Days of Oscar)
Island of Lost Souls (Favorite Older Movies First Seen in 2012)
The Comedy of Terrors (Favorite Older Movies First Seen in 2012)

Cinematic Catharsis:
The Raven
Island of Lost Souls

I Think Therfore I Review:
More Bela Lugosi
More Bela Lugosi Loquaciousness
Boris Karloff Bodaciousness
Boris Karloff Part Deux
The Black Castle and The Terror

Man I Love Films:
Son of Frankenstein

Forgotten Films:
Island of Lost Souls
The Devil Bat
White Zombie

Tags: Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff