Because it's Hallowe'en, I've decided to do a running commentary on the 1932 Mummy movie, starring Boris Karloff, which I haven't seen for about 20 years.

Here is where it can be found:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l29eFK1k5us&ab_channel=EricTozard

Just adjusting my screen size.

"Producer's Note."

Telling us who Boris Karloff is.

Model plane flying around the world.

A Universal production.

James Whale.

Thunder and lightning.

Charles Laughton's also in it.

Rainswept car.

Highly mannered acting.

Poshest Americans ever.

Bickering couple.

They're trying to get to Shrewsbury.

They're in Wales.

"Nothing ever happens in Shrewsbury."

This is a very protracted scene.

The film's only 1:12 long. They need to get on with it.

Man singing Singing in the Rain.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Man singing Singing in the Rain.

This was released 20 years before Singing in the Rain.

I've just realised this isn't The Mummy.

I don't have a clue what it is.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Because it's Hallowe'en, I've decided to do a running commentary on the 1932 Mummy movie, starring Boris Karloff, which I haven't seen for about 20 years.

Here is where it can be found:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l29eFK1k5us&ab_channel=EricTozard

That's the Old Dark House. Not

They've reached a house.

It has a creepy butler.

They have entered.