01 A honeymooning couple becomes trapped in a deadly feud between a vengeful doctor and a satanic architect.
David Manners brought a boyish, earnest presence to Hollywood film in the early 1930s, becoming a familiar leading man in some of the era’s most iconic horror classics. In Dracula (1931): A mysterious Transylvanian count travels to England, bringing terror and seduction wherever he goes. Just as strong is Journey’s End (1930): British officers in the trenches of World War I confront the psychological toll of impending battle.
01 A honeymooning couple becomes trapped in a deadly feud between a vengeful doctor and a satanic architect.
02 An ancient Egyptian priest is accidentally revived and seeks his reincarnated lost love in modern Cairo.
03 A mysterious Transylvanian count travels to England, bringing terror and seduction wherever he goes.
04 A mother's illegitimate daughter returns to confront the family that abandoned her at birth.
05 A young man's romantic rivalry with his guardian threatens their close friendship.
06 British officers in the trenches of World War I confront the psychological toll of impending battle.