Directed by James Whale

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The Old Dark House

1932, James Whale, DVD

A great fun old-school creepy horror flick from Frankenstein director James Whale, with Karloff on fine form as a brutish manservant who enables a psychotic pyromaniac to run amock when a group of travellers take shelter from a storm in the eponym...

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Frankenstein (1931)

1931, James Whale, DVD

Tense, humanistic, shocking and yet slyly witty, we all have a tendency to take this masterwork for granted, so strongly is its imagery a part of our world. A film of pathos, vendetta and the consequences of overweening ambition.

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The Bride Of Frankenstein

1935, James Whale, DVD

Great sequel to the original in which wicked Dr Praetorius persuades Frankenstein to create - a woman! Strong atmosphere, fine parodic sense.

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Classic Frankenstein Triple

1931-44, James Whale, DVD

Three classic Universal horror films based on Mary Shelley's tale of Dr. Frankenstein - the man who overreaches and creates an 'abhorred monster'. features Frankenstein (Whale, 1931), The Bride of Frankenstein (Whale, 1935) and the Son of Frankens...

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The Invisible Man (1933)

1933, James Whale, DVD

This masterly version of HG Wells's' classic fantasy tale stands up to scrutiny seventy years on. Whale's discerning, darkly humorous approach has preserved the mischievous thrills intact, while the inventive, mechanical special effects have reta...

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The Invisible Man (1933) / Phantom Of The Opera (1943)

1933, 1943, James Whale, Arthur Lubin, DVD

Classic horror double-bill with James Whale's superlative version of H G Wells's The Invisible Man and Lubin's technicolour version of The Phantom of the Opera.

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