Vampire Movies 1930s-1950s

1930s:

–Bela Lugosi and balletic style of movement.
–loose “Carmilla” adaptation by Danish director Dreyer.
–Lionel Atwill as mad doctor.
–remake of 1927′s London After Midnight.
–baby of bitten woman becomes vampire/werewolf.
–adaptation of Stoker’s “Dracula’s Guest.”

1940s:

–Lugosi raises bats for revenge.
–Lugosi as magician suspected of being vampire.
–Bela Lugosi with different vampire name.
–Lon Chaney, Jr. emigrates to the States.
–George Zucco as vampire.
–Lugosi as vampire in WWII England.
–John Carradine as the Count.
–John Carradine again.
–Karloff accuses girl.
–in a small African village.
–Daddy visits in sleep.
–Lugosi as Dracula too.
–Lugosi in British comedy.

1950s:

–outer space blooddrinker on Earth.

–accidental pill-taking leads to vampirism.
–a.k.a. Blood is My Heritage, Blood of the Demon.
–Roger Corman combines sci-fi and vampirism.
–low-quality, a.k.a. The Curse of Dracula.
–Christopher Lee; Hammer Films.
–anemic doctor victimizes patients.

–sequel to 1957′s The Vampire.
–cowboy theme.
–Italian satire with Christopher Lee.