Tag Archives: Bela Lugosi

Sinister Cinema: More Ruric

Posted on April 22, 2020 by Don

Pulps in the Movies — On Sale Every Wednesday! Stocking the digital newsstand, none other than pulp expert extraordinaire and tireless cineaste John Locke. The guy’s a digger. Hot off covering the Peter Ruric flick Grand Central Murder on April … Continue reading →

Posted in Dash, Film, Lit | Tagged Bela Lugosi, Black Mask, Boris Karloff, Carroll John Daly, Cary Grant, Clues, Complete Stories, David Manners, Edgar G. Ulmer, Erle Stanley Gardner, Gambling Ship, John Locke, Peter Ruric, Pulps in the Movies, The Black Cat |

Sinister Cinema: Borland’s Mark

Posted on October 25, 2018 by Don

You know that Brian Leno collects autographs constantly, but I’m sure he gets an added kick out of the hunt if he can spin a seasonal angle out of it. He tells me that the autographed photo above is “something I … Continue reading →

Posted in Film | Tagged Autographs, Bela Lugosi, Brian Leno, Carroll Borland, Mark of the Vampire, TCM |

Tour: Guest Stars

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Don

And on that tour by appointment for April 19 I was talking about, Charlie Morfin and Carrie-Anne of the Black Dahlia walks in Hollywood were up to check out the Frisco scene, get some tips about leading tours for film … Continue reading →