Monday, Monday…while most don’t look forward to the start of the week, at least you have a brand new Mystery Photo to look at, right? So there’s at least one positive thing! But before we get to this week’s photo, let’s cover our last one. It is from the mastermind filmmaker of Jess Franco, in his 1964 film Dr. Orloff’s Monster, also known as The Mistresses of Dr. Jekyll, which is another one of Franco’s early black and white films that is pretty damn good. If you haven’t seen it, check it out. Kudos out to the following for sending in the correct answer: Hoby Abernathy, Mike Shields, and David H. Smith. Well done!
Okay, lets get to our latest little mystery pic. An oldie but a goodie…and even in color, no less! So take a glance at these two youngsters and see if you can recognize the movie they are from. Good luck!
And as always, please don’t post your answers here, but send us an email at jon@kitleyskrypt.com.
We meant to post this earlier this week but time just got away from us. But we hope to make up for it now. While Frank Finlay might have been known for his stage work, as well as plenty of TV work for the BBC, he did appear in enough horror titles that is worth noting.
With all the recent talk about Hollywood and the Oscars not being fair to minorities, I’d like to get on my soapbox for a minute and point out another group of people that have been excluded for the most part since cinema began. And they are actors and actresses that have appeared in horror films. No matter how high of an achievement in acting they do, it is very rare that they are recognized or even noticed by the Academy. But these people have given some amazing and incredible performances over the years, but most of them are sweeped under the red carpet without even a first glance.
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