Carl Laemmle Jr. Archives

The Mummy – 85 Years After Opening The Tomb

Samantha AndujarSamantha AndujarDecember 22, 2017

Made ten years after the discovery of King Tut’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings, Karl Freund’s The Mummy breathed new life into the term mummy and the possibility of a stolen treasure curse. Having played multiple roles of a sinister supernatural being, it ... Read More

Murders in the Rue Morgue – A Cinematic Gem 85 Years Later

Jack WoolvertonJack WoolvertonMarch 9, 2017

Historically speaking, the world’s first detective story was written by the master of the macabre Edgar Allan Poe, published back in 1841 under the title The Murders in the Rue Morgue. A piece of American literature history, the short story has been adapted many times over, ... Read More

Carl Laemmle Jr.

The Mummy – 85 Years After Opening The Tomb

Murders in the Rue Morgue – A Cinematic Gem 85 Years Later

The Mummy – 85 Years After Opening The Tomb

Murders in the Rue Morgue – A Cinematic Gem 85 Years Later

This Week In Horror Movie History – Stigmata (1999)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Flash Gordon (1980)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Visiting Hours (1982)

Developing Artist Showcase – Vipërwitch

Developing Artist Showcase – Vermilia

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Smoke Trigger

Interview – Clayne Crawford & Summer Shelton

Interview – Bishop Briggs

Interview – Henry Thomas & Sarah Lind

The Native Howl – Sons of Destruction (Album Review)

The The – Ensoulment (Album Review)

Blood Star (Movie Review)