G is for Ghost Stories
In one of the greatest horror anthologies ever produced, Mervyn Johns stars as an architect summoned to work on a Victorian country house inhabited by a cast of characters who have been infiltrating his own recurring nightmares. Among the most chilling of the film’s five sequences is Michael Redgrave’s turn as a ventriloquist tormented by his evil dummy. Produced by Ealing Studios, a company better known for its sardonic comedies, and based on a collection of stories by acclaimed British writers such as H. G. Wells and E. F. Benson, the film remains surprisingly frightful thanks to some ingenious plot turns by the talented cadre of filmmakers.
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The Last Laugh
Directed by F.W. Murnau, 1924
Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film
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The Last Command
Directed by Josef von Sternberg, 1928
Live Piano Accompaniment by Yakov GubanovScreening on Film
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Introduction by HFA Conservator Julie BuckScreening on Film