Peeping Tom
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Black Sunday AKA-Mask of the Demon
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Kronos
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Invaders From Mars
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Journey to the Lost City
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El Cid
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The Fiendish Ghouls
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Danger Diabolik
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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
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The Haunting
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Peter Lorre's Hollywood debut is one of the weirder pix ever to come from MGM, or maybe anywhere else. One of ace cinematographer Karl Freund's rare forays into directing, and his last. Gregg Toland photographed it, and years later Pauline Kael would claim he stole a lot of shots from this to use in Citizen Kane!