The Black Raven (1943) MYSTERY

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1. My wife thinks I'm nuts for watching old movies like this but there better than anything being made today

2. I watch this movie every now and then, and it always feels like as good as new. Love George Zucco, he's a legend of classic mystery and horror movies.

3. Thanks for the post. ?

4. George Zucco was born in Manchester (England) in 1886!!!….Jesus.I wonder what he would make of the City in 2020…the mind boggles…and he lost two fingers in the First War….amazing what lives people lead………….

5. Glenn Strange has played the Frankenstein monster.

6. Poor Glenn Strange. First, he has to park cars in the rain and some years later he has to dress up as some kind of "monster." Consider yourself lucky! BTW one of the better PRC releases and if that isn't damning with faint praise, I'm not sure what is.

7. Vunderbar!

8. George Zucco- what can one say, one of the greats. A guilty pleasure!

9. omg, this just looks like a good, fun flick. lemme get my popcorn and my flicks.
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10. I love these old films. Coming in at just over an hour they are also easy to squeeze in if you are short on time.

11. Great cast. George Zucco is always and Byron Foulger is a great sniveling little worm with a great as t line.
    "Why would a woman break into my room?"

12. You guys should watch The Southerner. Very good movie

13. Love these old movies

14. At that time, who would sign their real name at a hotel? Now I am ill. I cannot believe that I watched the whole thing.

15. How unusual, a black raven!
    Most are blue.

16. what other colour is a raven?

17. Thank you PizzaFlix for another fun mystery movie. Twists and turns until the very end.

18. The same music as The Devil Bat with Lugosi

19. Great American movies!

20. The man playing Andy is the man who played Sam the bartender at the Long Branch saloon on Gunsmoke.

21. Great movie !

22. Ty Pizza

23. If there was one tenth of the talent in Hollywood as there is in these old movies I'd still be going to the theater… George Zucco is a fantastic actor, whether he's playing the owner of an inn, or bedeviling Sherlock Holmes as Professor Moriarty, I never miss a chance to see him!

24. George Zucco was always fun to watch.

25. I had this on VHS for years. George Zucco is great in anything like Lugosi. I don'tthink he gets the notice he deserves. this is good one. my fav is Dr Renault's Secret.

26. Love these sort of films especially on a cold Saturday afternoon when it’s raining wonderful ???

27. . . . "the smell of garlic and sweat" . . . hmmm.

    Interesting reference. Guess the Black Raven was in the red. If you don't really look, you don't notice that the old place is a bit tattered, 50k could fix it up nicely with change to spare.

28. Good Felix , Thanks again ?? ??

29. A good featurette,59 min after opening credits of 2 mins!

30. Man that Sheriff was one tough guy! Just as mean as can be. Heartless. One might even say
    MERCILESS!

31. Foulger….plays a wimpy guy but in real life he while at
    a party threatened to punch Errol Flynn for flirting with his wife, his wife was the actress Dorothy Adams

32. PRC made some fun movie's, never saw this one, really enjoyed it!

33. cops haven't changed in 75 years.

34. but I saw a beaut today. The Hostiles. wow.

35. An entertaining movie with George Zucco in top-notch acting form. It had good pacing, plot, and acting.

36. GeorgeZucco is the most underratedof the great horror stars.Alwaysgives asolid performance.

37. thks for this upload… they don't make movies this exciting anymore!

38. Old movies are goody movies. They're better than the shit we have today . Movies were msde with talented minds , and you don't need ass and tits for that.

39. Movies of this era almost always worked in a young couple in love, no matter how unnecessary it was to the plot. It's remarkable how bland the actors and their characters usually were. But then, this was an era when the studios tried making films that appealed to as broad an audience as possible. Something for everybody.

40. The man with the round glasses sure looks like Robert Crumb.

41. I hear the opening music in my head when someone at work does something shifty

42. I love watching these old movies .

43. George Zucco is awesome.

44. Not sure who the good gus are and who the bad guys are. $50,000 in 1943 would be worth about &714,000 today dollars. So that was a tidy sum back in 1943.

45. love them no blood and guts or swearing

46. I love George Zucco in this movie ! He usually plays the villains in his movies, but here. he's suave . sophisticated and debonair ! I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.

47. Anybody know who the angry bridgemaster is?I swear I've seen him elsewhere.

48. Black Raven – are there any other colors?

49. Love this movie

50. I love these old B movies. They provide as much great entertainment as A movies. Loved the storm too. Also, The Black Raven is my favorite guilty pleasure.

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