The children of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi told THR about their scary dads at TCM Film Festival's screening of 1934's "The Black Cat.

But it was The Black Cat, the first of his pairings with frenemy Boris Karloff, that really proved his range. This is the film in which Lugosi utters the immortal words “Supernatural, perhaps.

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Now considered a classic, “The Black Cat” (1934) was the first movie to feature Universal’s two prized assets, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, and the studio’s excitement was palpable.

The Bela Lugosi Collection 'Poor Bela,' Boris Karloff once lamented to an interviewer who asked him about his old rival. 'He was his own worst enemy.' ...

Both Lugosi and Karloff got their start during the silent film era before going on to film their iconic roles in Dracula and Frankenstein in the early 1930s.The younger Price first appeared on ...

Even if it weren’t the third and last horror feature by the future director of “Casablanca,” Michael Curtiz, “The Walking Dead” (1936) is one of Boris Karloff’s … ...

Warner Home Video’s announcement of an Oct. 6 street date for “Karloff and Lugosi Horror Classics” provides a dandy excuse to display some vintage poster art, particularly the str… ...

Now that Frankenstein and Dracula qualify for senior citizen discounts, video collectors can pocket savings on classic horror films. For a limited time, MCA/Universal Home Video is selling a 60th a… ...