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Agnes Moorehead in “The Bat” (with a little help from Vincent Price)
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Vincent Price in “The Bat”
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On November 1, 1926, The Bat debuted in the United Kingdom. Here’s some Charles Herzinger art!
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Remembering horror icon Vincent Price on the anniversary of his date of birth. Here's some original art to celebrate!
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Life hack: Always check for bear traps
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“Your Niece has been imagining things”
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Never a good sign when the door to your secret room opens up seemingly on its own #SilentFlickerSunday #TheBat
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“The Bat” would later be remade in 1959 starring horror icons Vincent Price and Agnes Moorehead. You can watch it on TUBI for free (https://tubitv.com/movies/351000/the-bat?start=true&tracking=google-feed&utm_source=google-feed)
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did they ever check that hear trap the maid put out? 
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Oh no! George Méliès and Segundo de Chomón are also haunting them
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Our scream queen tonight is Louise Fazenda, who was primarily a comedy actress. By the time she retired in 1939 she’d been in nearly 300 films.
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@SchlocklusterVideo Batman got a lot inspiration from the late 1920s films “The Bat” and “The Man Who Laughs”
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“The Bat” was one of the final films of leading man Jack Pickford (pictured here w/ Jewel Carmen) who was the brother of Mary and Lottie Pickford and the husband of the late Olive Thomas. He made his final film in 1928 before passing in 1933. There’s a lot to say about Jack Pickford but mostly that despite being almost as enigmatic on screen as his sister Mary, he didn’t quite live up to his potential.
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This isn’t the best version of “The Bat” out there but I fell in love with how OTT the score is so 
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Batman wouldn’t need all of those gadgets if he committed to a costume like the more ~rough around the edges~ one our villain in 1916’s is wearing
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And now our feature presentation: “The Bat” (1926), a lightly comedic mystery staring starring Jack Pickford and Louise Fazenda.
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