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I watched my copy last night. Wow! That's all I have to say about the overall quality - audio and video. All you need do to see for sure that WA has the intended AR on the product is watch that opening POV tracking shot. It has a soft edge circle wipe that's uniform with the same amount of...

So just how are you somehow sneaking into my den, looking at what I have lined up for the Horror Challenge, and then beating me to the punch *every time*!! :laugh: It really feels like you've been a movie or two ahead of me all month!! :D My copy of the 1931 film *should* be at my house when...

Whenever I see that type of shot inconsistency in a film I assume that a "camera operator in training" wasn't supervised well enough, or the cinematographer/DP "hadn't had their coffee" for that scene, or *someone* felt such extra height or tightness was needed. That's primarily because framing...

Yes, this film *belongs* in the stratosphere of horror with 1931's Frankenstein and Dracula. I've commented in the Warner Archives thread that I first saw this production when I purchased a 2 film DVD which has both the 1931 and 1941 versions - and had purchased that disc solely for the 1941...