I got this box set (50 Horror Classics)... And... While this was an ok film (sorta like an old black & white Colombo), WHY is it classified as Horror?!?! I've seen Sesame Street episodes more scary then this... This film belongs in a mystery/suspence set... Not horror.
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Swan
i just got it and i was wondering the same thing
shareThese public domain companies tend to get "liberal" when trying to come up with enough titles to satisfy a certain theme. The connection here is Boris Karloff, insomuch as he is a "horror actor."
shareI have that box set and I'm watching it now. I agree with the poster who said they probably snuck this movie in because of Boris Karloff's association with horror.
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true , this needs to go into the suspense , column not hororr,
are you going to bark all day little doggie,, or are you going to bite
I just got the 50 Horror Classics with this film in the set. I believe it's because Boris Karloff is in the film - a horror movie star. They might have needed more of Karloff's films in the set to make it more attractive/appealing to the buyers. Lugosi's "Black Dragons" came in the set and it is not a horror film either. Also a couple of comedy-horror films in set. All in all it's a cool 50 film set even though not all of the films are 100% horror.
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