James Whale’s 1932 Welsh-set horror is a minor classic

Combines some genuinely grisly elements with scenes that could have slipped out of a PG Wodehouse comedy

Review: First released in 1932, this Boris Karloff picture was thought lost for years

One of the first and best haunted house movies receives a welcome theatrical re-release.

James Whale’s comic horror film, beginning a weeklong run on Friday at Quad Cinema, has received an excellent 4K digital restoration.

★★★★★The grandaddy of haunted house movies (think everything from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre to Insidious), this is also, in places, a titter-indu...

The [original J.B.] Priestley novel must have been a bit more plausible than as evidenced in the cinematic transition. But regardless, it has all the element...