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2 comments:
This is from a Danish documentary from 1922 (except that pic is a slide from the restored version from the sixties). It's called Haxan and it's amazing.
I have some stills from the original here on one of my blogs: http://thedarksublime.blogspot.com/2008/12/quoth-movie-28th-edition.html
and Obscure Hollow has recently been posting all of the slides here: http://www.obscurehollow.blogspot.com/
I know, too much information, right?
I want to see it, it looks freaky in a good way.
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