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Film #3 of 30

Baron Frankenstein is more menacing and ruthless than ever, he is out of control! He must be destroyed! This entry to the series is another good one with loads of atmosphere, well-crafted production design and Fischer deploys some memorable Hitchcock-like set-pieces that amps the tension. Frankensteins's usual cool demeanor is still present, but here he unleashes his inner animal as well, as he rapes and murders several people cold-bloodedly in his ruthless pursuit…

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Film #2 of 30

Revenge builds on the character portrait of Victor Frankenstein and picks up right where its predecessor left us, but is even more tense and emotionally involving. Again, the focus is not on the Monster's wickedness, but on the Doctor's lack of a moral code, differentiating from the original Frankenstein movies. It's slow and without much action, but I found it thoroughly entertaining, more philosophical and ultimately heartbreaking in the final act, as the…

So, I’ve finally seen this hugely influential and essential classic. What can I possibly say? It’s Citizen Kane! But oh yes, it's terrific. It's quite an intimidating fact that Welles starred in, wrote, produced and directed probably the most influential film of all time at an age of 25. Well, I still have a few years to accomplish something like that.

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Tomorrow I’m leaving for 2 months as I’m travelling to Southeast Asia with a buddy. So no…