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Discover Golden-Age Horror

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About Me

Who am I?

I am a Gen-Z college student who loves golden-age horror films (30s-40s). I write reviews and cultural analysis about this niche sub-genre of cinema. I aim to showcase everything about these classic movies from the people behind the camera, to the people behind five hours of makeup in front of it. Whether you are new the genre and want to learn more or you are already a big fan and just want to nerd-out about my page is the place for you!

My Passion

Horror is and always have been my favourite genre of film. The first Golden-Age horror film I watched was "Dracula" from 1931, starring Bela Lugosi in the titular role.

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Actor

Bela Lugosi

Ever wondered where the classic Dracula voice came from? Look no further than Hungarian film and stage Actor Bela Lugosi.

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Actor

Boris Karloff

The Yin to Lugosi's Yang, Karloff made several classic monster roles famous, such as Frankenstein's monster and The Mummy.

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Director

James Whale

The LGBTQ+ filmmaker behind such classics as Frankenstein and The Invisible Man.

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