This is one of those old movies where they don't have sound so instead they have title cards describing what people say or think and a bunch of library organ music. It's pretty good I guess for its time - the sets are really expressionistic and fun to look at. The plot, if you don't know the legend of the Golem, is that some mean gentiles in old timey Prague are going to rough up the Jewish community, so a rabbi brings to life a monster made of clay to protect them. It doesn't really work out in everybody's favor, PS.
RATING: 61%
Showing posts with label czech films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label czech films. Show all posts
Saturday, October 27, 2012
The Golem
Labels:
20s cinema,
angry Europeans,
czech films,
Glenn,
Horror,
monsters
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Little Otik
A woman pretending a twig is her baby is how you say...creepy. The twig becoming alive, turning into a monster and eating the townsfolk adds up to excellent and enthralling creeptastic Czech cinema.
Rating:85%
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