Waxworks (1924) 9/9

[@SaintTidewolfe]

Thank you for uploading this, I watched it last night. I was drawn to the film because of Mr Veidt's performance but found myself liking the other parts as well.

[@roxannepolice1584]

the idea of Jack the ripper episode is just... wow! love the film, thx for posting! german silent movies and Conrad Veidt rule!

[@bluegrasslass]

Wonderful! The Ivan The terrible episode was my favourite - Conrad Veidt's Czar was a nasty piece of work wasn't he?! Thanks so much for posting.

[@damienrecords]

@Twiste Odd, ALL silent films with no exceptions were shown with a musical accompaniment, usually a musical piece specifically orchestrated for the film. Early years, the acompaniment was a lone organ or piano, then as film progressed, time passed, massive orchestras accompanied the film as it toured entire countries and was screened throughout the world. "The silent film is the universal language." as Miss Lillian Gish said. Sound, differeent languages, talkies changed that forever.

[@Twiste]

Oo thanks alot for this. I do like the music in this old films. I know there was not sound for real. But thsi music fits. well maby the band that was at the theater played this o well anyway nice story also.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

i had thought that the reporter was werner kraus he was just too hansome to be that actor

[@pmresults]

I like the music very much... any idea who composed it ?