The Tingler (1959) / Strait-Jacket (1964) - August 21, 2018

[bigshot]

Originally Posted by Mystic

Granted, the humor and the tone of the original novel is challenging to bring to the silver screen, and I don't think the original 1930s film was any more successful in doing that

I love both of those films because they reflect the dark humor of the director of the film, which to me is more important than the person who writes the book. I also don't think that Castle films look cheap. They achieve what they set out to do well. I think Baby Jane has a cheapness to the way it looks sometimes, particularly when the camera isn't focused on Davis and Crawford.

I'm fine with the Mill Creek discs, unless the Indicator box drops down to the level that the first Hammer box has fallen to in Canada.