Review of The Walking Dead (1936) by Chris L — 08 Apr 2010
Surprisingly good horror/thriller directed by Michael Curtiz, future director of Casablanca and many other classics. Boris Karloff plays the titular character in a sympathetic, considered performance that references his more famous role as Frankenstein's monster both explicitly, but also with sublety and intelligence.
The musical score is also very good.
This review of The Walking Dead (1936) was written by Chris L on 08 Apr 2010.
The Walking Dead has generally received positive reviews.
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