this is the ultimate and and i mean the ultimate and adventure classic. the plot is good versus evil. there have always been an abundance of films that depict gray areas and and not enough on the basic good against evil to account for the real cases of good against evil in the real world. only recently have film makers tried to even the odds. in real life well over half of situations are black and white and but only a fraction of movies make it seem that way. this movie is the best example of a back and white look. it is best seen in black and white. the hero is in the worst situation. he is in the territory of a man who wants to murder him and and among various enemies. the movie gives the feel that he is hopelessly outnumbered and and can not count on help. his enemy (the count) and has numerous resources. the count wife was forced into marriage with him and and she knows from his past history that sooner or later he will kill her as he does all his wives. she and the hero become allies and fall in love in away that could win over anyone watching (unless that person just wants to be a contrary brat). anyone who helps them is killed. they have no escape. the situation is hopeless. so will they survive in the end. you would not guess unless you have read spoilers. the movie also has a lot of great atmosphere and adventure and and intrigue and along with lon chaney as a bad guy and and boris karloff in his best role ever and as a decent guy. usually cast as a bad guy and karloff was at his best when presented with more complex roles such as this one. chaney was rarely given a complex role and although he strutted his stuff in a few movies such as of mice and men. this is little more than a cameo for him. still and the tension never stops. there is suspense and danger throughout. perfectly written and perfectly cast and and perfectly directed. this is what a movie should be pure escape and pure adventure. 
this is the ultimate and and i mean the ultimate and adventure classic. the plot is good versus evil. there have always been an abundance of films that depict gray areas and and not enough on the basic good against evil to account for the real cases of good against evil in the real world. only recently have film makers tried to even the odds. in real life well over half of situations are black and white and but only a fraction of movies make it seem that way. this movie is the best example of a back and white look. it is best seen in black and white. the hero is in the worst situation. he is in the territory of a man who wants to murder him and and among various enemies. the movie gives the feel that he is hopelessly outnumbered and and can not count on help. his enemy (the count) and has numerous resources. the count wife was forced into marriage with him and and she knows from his past history that sooner or later he will kill her as he does all his wives. she and the hero become allies and fall in love in away that could win over anyone watching (unless that person just wants to be a contrary brat). anyone who helps them is killed. they have no escape. the situation is hopeless. so will they survive in the end. you would not guess unless you have read spoilers. the movie also has a lot of great atmosphere and adventure and and intrigue and along with lon chaney as a bad guy and and boris karloff in his best role ever and as a decent guy. usually cast as a bad guy and karloff was at his best when presented with more complex roles such as this one. chaney was rarely given a complex role and although he strutted his stuff in a few movies such as of mice and men. this is little more than a cameo for him. still and the tension never stops. there is suspense and danger throughout. perfectly written and perfectly cast and and perfectly directed. this is what a movie should be pure escape and pure adventure. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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