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Are these real Bela Lugosi movies, or did we make them up?
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Béla Ferenc Dezső Blaskó, known professionally as Bela Lugosi, was a Hungarian-born actor known for his many roles in horror movies.
Do you remember his many macabre movies? How many shrieks has he supplied over the years? Find out! Take this quiz to see if you're up to date on the Prince of Darkness. If not... beware!
We'll give you a title, you let us know if it's the real deal! Look out! There are more tricks and turns here than a haunted castle.
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Return of the Ape Man
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Night Monster
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Wing of the Vampire
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Scared to Death
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The Ghost of Dracula
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Island of Lost Souls
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Ghosts on the Loose
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The Phantom Coffin
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White Zombie
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Superbeast
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Demonoid Phenomenon
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Chandu the Magician
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The Whispering Shadow
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The Atomic Creature
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The Invisible Ray
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100%! “Scared to Death” is the only color movie Lugosi ever made and used the dead narrator gimmick four years before “Sunset Blvd”.
Eight out of 15.
14 from 15. The Whispering Shadow??? I have seen about 6 of these. The others I knew because I collect movie posters and recall the titles.
12 out of 15..and I've never seen a Bela Lugosi movie in my life (at least I don't think...).
If you're a Lugosi fan, you should watch The Black Camel. It's a Charlie Chan movie set in Hawaii. Full movie currently available on You Tube. I think it was shortly after Dracula. He's still young and in a suit no less. Fantastic.
8/15, so there.
14 for 15. Missed #1
Maybe I'm easily amused, but my all-time Lugosi moment is him yelling, "Bateman! Bateman!" at Boris Karloff in The Raven (1935).
15/15. Lucky guesses on a couple of them.
14/15
On #13 I was hit with the Doubt of a Shadow.
On #13 I was hit with the Doubt of a Shadow.
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12/15
To win a woman, take her with you to see Dracula.
Bela Lugosi
To win a woman, take her with you to see Dracula.
Bela Lugosi
You got 13 out of 15
Phew! Nice and safe, like
Phew! Nice and safe, like
11/15 Bela = AWESOME!
Phew! Nice and safe, like many of Lugosi's later, more comedic offerings.
Phew! Nice and safe, like many of Lugosi's later, more comedic offerings.
Lugosi was one of those actors who managed to star in *two* movies with the same title. He was in both versions of "The Black Cat", 1934's alongside Karloff, and the unrelated 1941 film also starring Basil Rathbone.
Svengoolie has also shown him in "The Night Monster" where he plays the creepy but ultimately non-evil butler.
Svengoolie has also shown him in "The Night Monster" where he plays the creepy but ultimately non-evil butler.
13/15
10/15, some I have seen,great actor!
11/15. Mistakes were made.
7/15
And then there was "You'll Find Out", which featured Bela, Karloff, Peter Lorre, and Kay Kyser and his Orchestra. Lugosi plays a mystic brought in to find out (by holding seances) who's threatening the pretty young heiress that Kyser's band is hired to entertain at her birthday celebration.
11/15. I vant to drink your blood. 🧛
What happens to a vampire if he bites a person with blood clots, ya think it'll clog a fang or two, I had one and it messed me up.