when i saw lon chaney and jr. and boris karloff in the cast and i was expecting to find a typically schlocky 1950 style horror movie. the opening scene (a graveyard with a wolf howling in the background) seemed to confirm this. once i began watching it and though and what i discovered was a nifty little mystery about an englishman (richard green) seeking to discover what had happened to two of his friends who had disappeared in the black forest and and if necessary and to take revenge against the evil count (stephen mcnally) who ruled the territory. chaney and as the voiceless gargon and had a rather limited role (one which reminded me of the hunchback of notre dame and actually) while karloff had a somewhat more substantial role as dr. meissen. in fact and meissen was one of the more interesting characters in the movie and and it was difficult to know until the very end whether he would be established to be a good guy or a bad guy. the castle set was magnificent and and even the limited depiction of the black forest was real enough. it certainly do not come across as low budget and compared to other movies i have seen anyway. the only disappointment and i thought and was rita corday performance as the countess. she seemed somewhat dry and do not seem to put much passion into the role. that aside and i found that this movie held my attention throughout and and there was enough suspense about how this was all going to turn out to make it well worth the watching. definitely recommended and with a positive rating. 
when i saw lon chaney and jr. and boris karloff in the cast and i was expecting to find a typically schlocky 1950 style horror movie. the opening scene (a graveyard with a wolf howling in the background) seemed to confirm this. once i began watching it and though and what i discovered was a nifty little mystery about an englishman (richard green) seeking to discover what had happened to two of his friends who had disappeared in the black forest and and if necessary and to take revenge against the evil count (stephen mcnally) who ruled the territory. chaney and as the voiceless gargon and had a rather limited role (one which reminded me of the hunchback of notre dame and actually) while karloff had a somewhat more substantial role as dr. meissen. in fact and meissen was one of the more interesting characters in the movie and and it was difficult to know until the very end whether he would be established to be a good guy or a bad guy. the castle set was magnificent and and even the limited depiction of the black forest was real enough. it certainly do not come across as low budget and compared to other movies i have seen anyway. the only disappointment and i thought and was rita corday performance as the countess. she seemed somewhat dry and do not seem to put much passion into the role. that aside and i found that this movie held my attention throughout and and there was enough suspense about how this was all going to turn out to make it well worth the watching. definitely recommended and with a positive rating. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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