(via The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 5416)
Frances Drake and Peter Lorre in Mad Love (1935)
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(via The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 5416)
Frances Drake and Peter Lorre in Mad Love (1935)
“horror movies were reborn in the 1930s. sound revolutionized cinema across the board and had a huge impact on the horror genre— and not just in the form of dialogue. sound effects added an extra dimension to terror, from creaking doors to echoing footsteps to the rumbling of castle thunder. music cues built suspense or signaled the presence of a threat. as screen storytelling moved away from symbolism towards realism, the dreamlike wraiths of silent cinema were replaced by monsters that grunted, groaned and howled.”
Stepping on his tie :D
Mad Love (Karl Freund, 1935).
Peter Lorre - Mad Love (1935)