Anniversary Post: Lon Chaney
On this day in 1883, the horror icon Lon Chaney was born. He was far more than that, of course. And had he lived longer, we would have seen him as Dracula.
On this day in 1883, the horror icon Lon Chaney was born. He was far more than that, of course. And had he lived longer, we would have seen him as Dracula.
The Motion Picture Production Code or Hays Code hurt the US film industry for decades. It was adopted this day in 1930 and was stupid and evil.
On Mar 30 1966, the bizarrely titled film Billy the Kid vs Dracula was released. We talk about it and it’s sibling Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter.
On this day back in 1981, The Long Good Friday was released to the world. It was supposed to go to TV but a terrible edit got it released in cinemas.
On 28 March 1956, The Conqueror was released to the wrold. In it, Genghis Khan is played by John Wayne. This casting choice is as bizarre as you imagine.
On this day (March 27) in 1910, the iconic special effects artist Tom Howard was born. He is especially known for his use of front projection.
On this day back in 1988, the Sam Raimi-inspired Italian horror film Evil Clutch was released. It’s actually a shockingly fun movie. Find out more!
On 25 March 2010, In Ghost House Inn was released. It is an Indian horror-comedy, the third in a series of films about four friends and their misadventures.