Review of Doctor X (1932) by Mike J — 13 Jun 2009
Mystery-horror with tongue-in-cheek comedy elements has the merit of being the first colour horror film and the first modern set talking horror film. It tells of the investigation by a journalist of the moonlight murders whereby victims are killed and cannbalised by the full moon.
Lionel Atwill, in one of his first major screen roles dominates.
This review of Doctor X (1932) was written by Mike J on 13 Jun 2009.
Doctor X has generally received mixed reviews.
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