In my opinion, not the MASTER HALLOWEEN reminiscent of silent horror, the great Lon Chaney. In 1927 he turned in a gem like, "London After Midnight" by Tod Browning said this film is unfortunately lost due to burning of the last remaining copy, but we are given to see a preview of the original result through a passionate work, based on archival photographs many have restored the film frame with a holder adapted music: everything is 45 minutes of pure happiness, bewitching desire to both It is true that the character played by CHANEY is frightening and mysterious ... CHANEY suffered martyrdom during the shooting, wearing dentures very painful, and a system at ear level acting on the eyelids to keep them écarquillèes .. an evil ... respect for the work that oscillates between police and fantastic CHANEY embodying the dual role of a detective investigating the murder of a prominent and that of a strange vampiric figure squatting in the ruins of the house late, years after his death. ..
