20 Lost Horror Movies #LostMedia

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Music Tracks Used
"Black Fingerprint" - Dylan Owen
"The All World" - TurboSol
Dark ambient music – Music Y

[ScribblestoScreen]

Oopsy at the end I meant Lon Chaney Not Jr. 😂 must've overseen that one

[geoffreyhybel]

One movie you didn't mention and I was surprised is the 1933 King Kong Spider Pit Scene. There were some pics/stills in some books and magazines even Peter Jackson tried to hunt it down for a time. He went so far as to use his people to film what the scene would have been like using the original script. You should do a documnetary on that. :)

[initiatorhater]

a lost silent film directed by F.W. Murnau, best known as the guy who directed the classic silent film Nosferatu, he directed another film called Der Januskopf, it was an unauthorized adaptation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it came out in 1920, and it featured Bela Lugosi in an early film role, he played the Butler of Conrad Veidt's character in the movie, Veidt was the lead role in the movie. That looks like it would have been an awesome film to see

[dsnyguy]

London after midnight -NOT LON CHANEY JR, as you say, but Lon Chaney!

[ersturdevant]

I'm convinced the "Freaks" missing footage exists. I remember seeing a clip of the castrated strongman singing soprano...a supposed lost clip. Convinced reels exist undiscovered in local library AV rooms. Libraries used to have reel festivals in the70's- early 80's before VHS.

[pickford]

Dude London after midnight is one that I will die wishing I had seen..I know Mark of the Vampire is very close to being a remake of this film..but I just want to see Lon Chaney in that makeup for real on Screen!🧟‍♂️

[denicesanders]

Loved Freaks. My brother called me all "freaked out" the first time he saw it. Todd Browning, a genius.

[jimringomartin]

This is very well done. As a Universal monster fan, I appreciate your tidbits of trivia. I too have always believed London After Midnight is the Holy Grail of lost films. You are the first to share the plot twist that Lon Chaney is a detective pretending to be a vampire, unlike Mark Of the Vampire with Bela as a hired actor. We were disappointed in that ending, wanting Count Mora to be a real vampire.

[moongirl]

London After Midnight could absolutely be found, the American Sherlock Holmes (1916) starring William Gillette was found and extensively restored in 2014, a new score was written and everything. It was found in the Cinematheque Francais, so you never know

[WhisperinWinds]

I’m really big into lost media, horror films, and lost media horror films! And it’s always nice to see people on YouTube sharing that passion. I also remember a movie about a werewolf I obsessed over a while ago. It was made in the 1910s and all I remember is the poster art being of a man drowning in water with a woman on the other side, terrified. I completely forget the title tho. If anyone knows anything about this please let me know! And no, it’s not the 1913 werewolf film

[less_than_savory]

dude your videos are really good. You can always try a couple "sell out" videos in between your quality ones. We won't be mad at you

[danrodden]

The full director's cut of NIGHT OF DARK SHADOWS is what I'd love to see.

[littlesongbird]

I never knew about that alternate version of Hammer Films Phantom of the Opera!!

[nobodysperfect]

I also believe there was another silent version of The Phantom of the Opera, that came out in 1916, however, it is completely lost, as in, no still images survive either, no posters survive either.

All that is known is that it was made in Germany, and they know the names of some of the cast members, it was called:

"Das Phantom der Oper"

As for London After Midnight, I can sadly accept that it's lost for eternity, but I hope we are proven wrong.

[cookiesontoast]

Alright here we go! I just found your channel through the Shrek video, and that's definitely cool but now I see a video about classic horror movies?? Now That's!! more my style.
Good video, mate. There were actually a couple in here I didn't already know of!

[herrdwabash]

I have seen some interviews with people who saw London After Midnight when it first came out. They said if the film became available again, most people would find it very disappointing. Behind the scenes, the cast and crew treated the movie pretty much as a joke, and according to people who saw it, that was very apparent. In the end, what makes the film so sought after is both Lon Chaney's incredible makeup, and the infamous Hyde Park murder.

[robotb-]

London After Midnight was Remade as Mark of the Vampire, Starring Bela Lugosi.

[ColeWalker]

Surprised you didn’t talk about the deleted scenes from Child’s Play and the Friday the 13th series.

[annbiondi]

The Shining ending still exists. I saw it about 5 years ago at Renaissance Theater in sturtevant, WI.

[themikeywho]

YEEE NEW VIDEO love your doctor who iceberg for lost media but yeah keep going man!!