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i m the real boris karloff (insane)

[kniightslayer]

there is old man yaoi everywhere for those with the minds to comprehend it

[phantomofthebaron]

Welcome! I’m a classic horror artist, drawing my favorite actor, Boris Karloff, and his co-stars! If you have any suggestions for what I should draw the fellows in/as, use my inbox! | @nockingturnal for other artworks of mine.

I also. . . have Classic Horror original characters, using my favorite actors as face-claims ; )

Dividers by kthice. . .

[birbwell]

the best part of cash on demand was when he said Its cash time and demanded all over those guys

[2703148a]

it was this kings birthday yesterday and i forgot so you are all gonna look at this now

[snail-cupcakes]

here's hollywood and heidelberg !! awwww ^_^

[2703148a]

old henry/ toddy scribbles,, should I,, do more

[devout-apparitions]

some Gray and Macfarlane being salty teen exes

[devout-apparitions]

MACFARLANE HAND APPRECIATION POST

[ladykarloff]

[jelly-f1nz]

The Body Snatcher (1945)

[11231887]

God this scene is so fucking good.

[2703148a]

toddy gray edit fancam love loses resurrection men stealing bodies to keep the gay panic at bay dot mp4

[colorhollywood]

Boris Karloff in different decades:

1929 with Viola Dana (Two Sisters)

1931 in Frankenstein

1945 in The Body Snatcher

1953 in Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

1963 with Peter Lorre and Vincent Price (The Raven)

[summertimenoir]

The Body Snatcher (1945) - dir. Robert Wise

[russianyoshkinaneko]

Madhouse (1974)

[pantwardowskimoved]

peter cushing in madhouse 1974 dressed as a vampire. thank you for your attention

[ladykarloff]

What's your favorite scene in The Black Cat and your favorite look of Karloff's in that film?

I have to admit that my favorite scene is the shot where he's about to be flayed alive by Bèla. The tearing of the clothes is symphonic, and to see his perfectly chiseled sternum and ribcage, knowing they're about to be stripped of that lush flesh, it makes my heart pound. For all its sadism, the homoerotic tension is there and I am all for it.

As for his look, I love it when he dons his ceremonial robe and wears his inverted star upon the silver chain and the slender curved sterling silver bar. It promptly creates a subtle effect of blending in ritual elements and his androgynous features. His widow's peak, his eyeliner and his softly darkened lips would've looked so beautiful against his dark skin had it been filmed in color.

But of course, those are my thoughts.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price as Count Sforza -

F-Troop; V is for Vampire (1967)