You’ll Find Out (1940)


You’ll Find Out (1940)
aka
Here Come the Boogie Men
The Old Professor
La villa des piqués
El rey del pánico

Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff & Peter Lorre in their only on-screen appearance together should be enough to make anyone want to see this film. Karloff plays a family friend who is secretly plotting to steal the family fortune. To this end he has allied himself with a bogus medium, Bela Lugosi as Price Saliano, and a fradulent paranormal investigator, Peter Lorre as Professor Fenniger. Together they try to pull a fast one on the Belacrest family. Peter Lorre steals the show with his quiet understated manner. All three are excellent, however, and makes you wish there were more of the three together.

Kay Keyser is a comic musician from the forties and his zany antics seem a bit corny, but he lets the three horror stars have the spotlight when they are on, so it really isn't too distracting and can actually be viewed as an historical curiosity. (IMDB mmcclelland)



Kay Kyser


Alma Kruger

Boris Karloff

 Ish Kabibble (long hair)

Bela Lugosi

 Ish Kabibble



Peter Lorre - Boris Karloff

Ginny Simms



Peter Lorre - Bela Lugosi - Boris Karloff

Bela Lugosi uses a Sonovox


Bela Lugosi - Boris Karloff - Peter Lorre



Black Swarm (2007)


Black Swarm (2007)

Robert Englund plays a scientist who is hired by the government to create some wasps who they are going to use to kill terrorists. The only problem is that they have no way of controlling the wasps plus whoever they kill then turn into zombies. A new deputy in this small town doesn't think this is such a good idea so she plans to destroy the wasps no matter what it takes. This Canadian production is yet another entry in the unstoppable "nature runs amuck" series... (Michael_Elliott IMDB)






















I Passed for White (1960)


I Passed for White (1960)

A young woman of mixed African and European ancestry ends up passing as white. After she marries into a rich family, without telling her husband that she considers herself to be black, her secret becomes harder to hide. ~Alzur





Grandma passing along wisdom



They liked this shot for posters.




Bernice Lee / Lila Brownell (Sonya Wilde) meets her brother.