Twilit Grotto Network

Matt and Andrew ponder the question - just what is the most dangerous game? For more information, visit  www. GoldenAgeHorror.com

This week, Andrew and Matt discuss the freaky surrealistic dreamscape Vampyr, directed by Carl Dryer.

This week, Andrew and Matt talk about the 1998 film GODS AND MONSTERS, the James Whalee biopic by Bill Condon starring Ian McKellen, which we decided would be an excellent conclusion to James Whale January.

This week, Andrew and Matt talk about the Old Dark House - week four of James Whale January.

Andrew and Matt talk about the 1933 James Whale directed horror film THE INVISIBLE MAN, which stars Claude Rains and the everpresent Una O'Connor.   Stay tuned next week for the Old Dark House!

Andrew and Matt discuss one of the single greatest horror films of all time, The Bride of Frankenstein, starring Boris Karloff, Elsa Lanchester, and Colin Clive and directed by James Whale. For more information and detailed show notes, visit  www.goldenagehorror.com

Andew and Matt are Alive!!!!!!! Kicking off James Whale January with "Frankenstein" the 1931 film starring Boris Karloff. For more information, visit  www. GoldenAgeHorror.com . 

Andrew and Matt discuss the Fritz Lang thriller M, which stars Peter Lorre and still stands as one of the best movies of all time.

This week, Andrew and Matt talk about Fritz Lang's The Testament of Dr Mabuse. For more information, visit GoldenAgeHorror.com  or our Facebook page .

Andrew and Matt talk about the Boris Karloff classic THE MUMMY. For more information, visit GoldenAgeHorror.com!

Andrew, Matt, Chris, Gino, and Steven finish their live playthrough of Delta Green: Convergence, after finding out that two of their number had "the pink stuff." Thier investigation is not a smashing success.

This week, we talk about the 1932 horror classic, White Zombie, the first American movies to feature zombies. Links and Notes You Call Yourself a Scientist?'s Review of the movie TCM Review of the movie Madge Bellamy The piano scene that Andrew really liked happens at right around the 39 minute mark This movie is in the public domain! This amazing print is on Youtube, way better than the versions...

The Black Cat  is pretty much one of my personal favorite horror movies of all time. It was notable at the time of its release for featuring the two most famous horror stars working at the time, Bela Lugosi and  Boris Karloff . The film’s director, Edgar G Ulmer, is famous mainly for this film, and it’s easy to see why. The style and Weirdness of the film are undeniable.  

This week, Andrew and Matt discuss the mediocre (!!!) Bela Lugosi/Edgar Allan Poe/ Killer Ape picture Murders in the Rue Morgue.

In this week's episode, Andrew and Matt watch the 1935 horror film Mad Love starring Peter Lorre and directed by Karl Freund. A true horror classic, Mad Love mixes expressionism with Grand Guignol scares.

Matt Bevilacqua (a horror fan) and Andrew Baillie (a horror novice) talk about the 1936 film Dracula's Daughter starring Gloria Holden. Did we gasp? Giggle? THRILL? For more information about this classic Universal Monsters movie, just in time for Halloween, check out www.goldenagehorror.com.