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I picked up this movie at my local video store. It had Henry Fonda on the cover in a cowboy hat. That alone was enough for me to rent. Little did I know what was inside.

The Ox Bow Incident is one of the most intellectual and thought provoking westerns i have ever seen. This is not a fun little western, its a deep psychological drama about justice in the wild west.

Henry Fonda plays a wondering cowboy who enters a town setting out to find a murderer. There is nothing more i can say without spoiling it, but it is well worth watching.

Fonda is calm and cool throughout, in what could be his best role. I strongly recommend to anybody. A MUST SEE!!

This is a great films. In many ways it is superior to the original wolf man. I consider this a sequel to Wolf Man and not Ghost of Frankenstein. It follows Larry Talbot as the main character with Frankenstein's Monster randomly thrown in.

This is Lon Chaney Jr at his best. I always think of him as a C Grade horror actor. He seems to pick up the parts that Bela and Boris didn't want. That said. he really steals the show with this one. He puts so much emotion into the cursed Larry Talbot.

Lugosi, on the other hand, delivers a terrible performance. Supposidley, many of his scenes with dialog were cut from the film before release. This could be why his performance seems nonsensical. This is by far not his best day.

I love this movie as it continues Larry's adventure. I Strongley recommend this one.

This IS my favorite Bela Lugosi movie. I Personally think it is even better that Dracula.

Bela Stars as a mad witch doctor who creates an army of zombies. When a young couple comes to his village, a wealthy citizen pays Lugosi to make the girl fall in love with him. What Lugosi does is add her to his army. There is an awesome chase scene at the end.

Without a doubt Lugosi makes this film. It is the way he stares at the camera, or the way he moves his hands. It is very haunting. The only reason someone would not like this film is that the pace is a little slow. Fans of modern horror films may find it a tad boring, but it is truly one of my all time favorites.