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28.11.09

Boris Karloff contest - Blogathon day 7

To celebrate the end of this great blogathon, we offer a box of chocolates to the very first one who tell us the title of these 2 movies !

3 comments:

Mark H Wilkinson said...: The first is Voltan from The Strange Door (1951), the second is Dr. Henryk Savaard from The Man They Could Not Hang (1939).; 29/11/09 01:48
El Bony said...: raaahh... J'hésite.
The raven, house of frankeinstein?

ou alors mon curée chez les nudiste?
Puta! je suis nul en Karloff !!; 29/11/09 03:14
Filo Loco said...: bony faut que tu révises tes classiques ! bon pour la peine t'auras quqnd meme ta boiboite ! envoies moi ton adresse à filo@deadlicious.com

mister mark you won...email me your address at filo@deadlicious.com; 29/11/09 23:26

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