The Phantom Of The Opera In a week of DVD releases featuring the very latest in motion-capture and CGI monster-making, this 1925 film is, perhaps surprisingly, the one with the most convincing creature FX. It may not have the depth and resonance of other early cinematic chillers like Nosferatu or Frankenstein, but it’s a high-end slice of serious studio entertainment, roaring 1920s style, with …
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