Bluebeard (1944) John Carradine | Crime, Horror, Thriller 

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Very underrated and well made movie!! John Carradine was great in this!!

Ty for making a weekend when I'm not at my best a tad more enjoyable.

The man listed as production designer (Eugen Schufftan) was actually the director of photography. Edgar Ulmer's pal couldn't get into the U.S. camera union, and couldn't take a credit. Schufften was a pioneering German special effects cameraman, who much later won the best cinematography Oscar for THE HUSTLER ('61).

I’m glad you’re doing some premieres during the day. I’ve been falling asleep early and missing the 10pm ones. Thanks, CCC.

And I'd have gotten away with it too if not for that pesky cravat! I loved this, John Carradine is so blooming handsome, the music was great, and the puppets were just scary!

I first stumbled upon this masterpiece while watching a UHF station in 1978 and immediately realized that despite the appalling score by Erdody it was probably John Carradine's single greatest performances as well one of Edger G. Ulmer's three best films, along with THE BLACK CAT and DETOUR. It isn't really horror since there is no supernatural element - I would use the term macabre. I do have it on dvd but the video quality is poor. Thanks so much for posting.

Excellent movies in this place , congratulations

Bluebeard (1944), directed by the guy who made The Black Cat with Karloff and Lugosi!

Well guys....once again! I love you for giving us some Edgar Ulmer!! Yay CCC!!😁❤❤❤🙌 And Happy 4th!

Looking forward to seeing this movie, it's a must, PRC did make some quality films Paul Bacchus esq

10 minutes in and I'm already hooked.😊

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It's not that the music is awful, it's just that it never stops and is inappropriate for dialogue scenes. It should be in the background, not constantly in the foreground with characters trying to be heard. It does actually sound like stock music.

Love old man Carradine! This was a good movie! Kinda twisted characters tho, which is right on the money!

Great!! Thanks from France !!

Merci pour moment très agréable 🌹

Thanks for this great movie

I love these old movies for a lot of reasons from the clothes, architecture, and the music from the era. There is one thing regarding the music that happens in a few that make it a bit tasking, and this movie though a great movie is one of them. The music is a bit over powering from time to time and messes up the dialog, a bit distracting.

Wow lovin' it. ♥️

Good film and great performance by John Carradine. The murderer always makes a mistake Watson.

The story of Bluebeard I actually know the story this should be a fun movie I've never seen it before but I heard of a story. Unlike Mickey Rooney Bluebeard is the term given to a man who marries wealthy women and does away with them The Story Goes he married six wealthy women all die by mysterious circumstances and the 7th wife found out about his crimes don't hold me to this I could be wrong

There are so many films now available, but when I see the name Ulmer I know I need to take a look. However, the pseudo-psychological "explanation" ruins it. Oh yeah, the Keystone Kops didn't help either.

I like the movie, my only complaint is the running of music through the whole darn thing.

Good movie!

Emmett Lynn (Bluebeard's ass't) was in a great many westerns, usually playing a barfly, or a drunken prospector. He had a sorta 'boneless', fluid style of movement. This is the first non-western I've seen him in. The music at 27:47, is Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition"- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BMg_A8eYweY.html

otimo classico muito bom

Sobressai-se neste filme o talento de Carradine para a dramaturgia. No entanto, fica patente que o argumento poderia ser melhor. Seria querer demais para os anos 40 ?

the music was annoying, the lighting and interiors, exteriors were carefully crafted though.

Thought Blue Beard was a pirate.

What happened to Lamarte? He's finished? Lamarte. Yes. His death certainly isn't going to help us any. Where's Francine?

I couldn't do it. I had to bail at 9:00 but a thumbs up for the post anyway.

Anyone else watching this because Bluebeard tried to kill you?

The sound is too low :(

Fun flick but the music really is awful.

How did John Carradine get away with having long hair in his 1940's movies? Not all were period pieces, either. Nothing wrong with it, just very unique for that era.

So why Joan Crawford?

Espérons que nous aurons des sous-titres français 🙄

They didn't pay any rent in those times They owned their property

At the ending, I though "Fin" my foot. Where's his body?

At the ending, I though "Fin" my behind. Where's his body?

1:09:45

This guy doesn't have a beard at all 😁

pas en français !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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This movie is really boring.