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1. classic-horror.com › reviews › dark_eyes_of_london_1940The Dark Eyes of London (1940) | Classic-Horror.com

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   Dark Eyes of London, or The Human Monster is one of those movies that are stuck between one genre and the other. It, like many other low- budget thrillers from the 1930’s, is a mix of the horror and mystery genre. The plot is far more intricate than most films of its ilk. The plot concerns the sinister Dr. Orloff ( Bela Lugosi ), who seems to ...

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   A perfectly average, if creaky, little horror film from the late 30s, Dark Eyes of London (as I know it) has two major selling points. First, this is one of the few UK-made films to be given the 'H' certificate.

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   Sep 29, 2021 · All the odder, then, that The Dark Eyes of London was made in the UK in 1939. Or perhaps not. Alongside Slaughter – whose films were very much based around his theatrical melodramas – the main exception to Britain’s unofficial fatwa against the horror story on film was the work of Edgar Wallace.

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   Dark Eyes of London (d. Walter Summers, 1939) was the first British film to receive the legally enforceable version of the 'H' certificate (as opposed to the advisory classification awarded to The Ghoul, d. Todd Hayes Hunter, 1933). It appeared two years after Universal announced the end of its production of horror films (due to Britain's ...

5. www.moriareviews.com › horror › dark-eyes-of-londonThe Dark Eyes of London (1939) - Moria

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   Feb 8, 2003 · The film is adapted from The Dark Eyes of London (1924), a novel by Edgar Wallace, a popular and extremely prolific writer of crime thrillers during the 1910s-30s, and rests solidly in the detective thriller genre no matter how hard it tries to sell itself as a horror film.

6. www.thespinningimage.co.uk › cultfilms › displaycultDark Eyes of London, The Review (1939) - The Spinning Image

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   Genre: Horror, Thriller. Rating: 7 (from 1 vote) Review: A dead body has been found washed up on the mud flats of the Thames River, and the police are called to help identify it. Detective Inspector Holt ( Hugh Williams) is assigned to the matter, apparently because his boss has no faith in him so doesn't expect much from what appears to be the ...

7. www.youtube.com › watchThe Dark Eyes of London with Bela Lugosi | Trailer - YouTube

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   Oct 11, 2021 · https://bit.ly/3nbzeXNThe definitive British horror film and a worthy successor to his work on the Universal Monsters movies, screen icon Bela Lugosi takes c...

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