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Inktober: Sir Christopher Lee
Christopher Lee: Count Dracula (1978) Later generations would come to know Sir Christopher Lee as Saruman the White in The Lord of the Rings, and Count Dooku in Star Wars. But Lee made his name originally playing Count Dracula. Bela … Continue reading
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Inktober: Evelyn Ankers
Evelyn Ankers (1941) I understand there are entire conventions these days devoted to “Scream Queens” – women who act primarily in horror films. But in the thirties and forties, few women specialized in horror. Male actors like Karloff, Lugosi, Lon … Continue reading
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Inktober: Karloff
Continuing my Inktober celebration of horror film stars, herewith the inimitable Mr. Karloff. Boris Karloff in The Black Cat (1934) Boris Karloff is most famous, of course, for his first big role as the creature in James Whale’s 1931 Frankenstein. … Continue reading
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Inktober: Lugosi
So I’m late to the party with this “Inktober” business – just found out about it the other day. Choosing to jump in, I figured considering the time of year, I might as well make my Inktober creations celebrate some … Continue reading
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Dying is My Business
Anyone who enjoys urban fantasy noir should immediately go pick up Dying Is My Business. The promise of the title (a play on Chandler’s Trouble Is My Business) is well fulfilled, especially in the use of language – if Chandler … Continue reading
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