Isle of the Dead (1945) - The Constant Bleeder
Maybe the creepiest of producer Val Lewton's great low-budget horror films for RKO in the 1940s. Like the best of them, it's strikingly adult, it moves at a deliberate pace, it splashes shadows everywhere and it has a sophisticated sense of ambiguity. It also brings some star power with Boris Karloff's great performance—he's a very
