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The Black Cat (Edward G. Ulmer, 1934)
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klu9 piefed.social klu9@piefed.social
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A man sat up in a bed surrounded by thin net curtains is silhouetted by the bedside lamp he just turned on. In the foreground, a young woman with long blonde hair lies on the bed, eyes closed.

It was a bit hard to take Bela Lugosi seriously at first, because I've seen him parodied so much more than I've actually seen him. But the film soon managed to build tension and was full of beautiful shots and scenery.

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