The classic 1922 retelling of Dracula, Directed by F.W. Murnau, and starring Max Schreck in a performance that remain chilling to this day. The iconic visuals and production design of this film continue to influence movie makers nearly a century after it’s premiere.

This is the first movie to introduce the idea that vampires could be hurt, or killed by sunlight.

This film, originally made for Ma Bell, outlines the need to remain fully aware of other drivers, and cars around you. The story is narrated by a ghost who did everything right, up to the moment he swerved in front of a truck. Hammy writing and sappy music top off this spooktacular tour de force.

Poor Casper, all the other ghosts from the creepy cemetery want to scare the wits out of the living, and he just wants an animal friend to play with. Casper tries to make friends with all sorts of farmyard animals, but when they realize there’s an otherworldly undead spirit in their midst, they freak out. Luckily for Casper, a sympathetic fox hears his ghostly wails, and decides to befriend the deceased. Everybody has a good time until the fox hounds and hunters show up. Will the fox find cover? Will Casper lose his only friend? Will the hunter become the hunted?

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This is a super-condensed edit of “Spooks Run Wild.” The original film ran more than one hour, but this version runs just over 11 minutes, while keeping the spirit of the original. the East Side Kids (aka The Bowery Boys) get into trouble and are sent off to a ranch in the country. Coincidentally, the “Monster-killer” is loose in the same area. A spooky Bela Lugosi let’s the gang stay overnight at his home, but everyone learns appearances are not as they seem.

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Unlike today, where gas-guzzling SUV’s shuttle chatty cellphone users to the nearest Starbucks, back in WWII everyone was expected to do their part for the war effort. In this movie, a soldier fighting on Bataan writes home to tell everyone how bad it is- not the war, but the lack of supplies to fight the war. The civilians all agree to do their part and conserve more, but it may already be too late.

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