Indeed they are, black and white suits horror like a glove, it really intensifies the mood and dread of the story, although it needs to be a good story otherwise visuals dont cunt for shit. A prime example of this is the film "Pandorum" great atmospheric visuals, dreadful plot and acting.
> > I recenly watched "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" from 1931, a
> > truly spooky film mainly because of the terrific
> > performance from Freddric March as Mr Hyde. An
> > underratted classic INMO and well worth adding to anyone's
> > roster of horror films this halloween.
>
> Some of the old black and white horror films are so cool.
> Like Bela Lugosi in "Dracula" that you brought up before.
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