The Last Warning – Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

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With the dawn of the talkies, studios were busy either filming with the new sound technology or converting ongoing and old silent productions into sound versions for the market to enjoy. Universal Pictures, at the time on the lower tier of the major studios, didn’t really have the same financial clout as the other major studios, so they still made silents while producing partial talkie versions of their silents and sent them out to theaters. One of these productions that was made both of these ways was The Last Warning, a mystery film with horror overtones guided by one of their top directors at the time, Paul Leni. Long unavailable on home video, Flicker Alley has licensed a recent restoration of the movie for its home video debut on a Blu-ray/DVD dual format edition.



The Last Warning (1929)



Released: 06 Jan 1929
Rated: N/A
Runtime: 89 min




Director: Paul Leni
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