Bluebeard

Chris Wicking

Ulmer (Murnaus one time art director and assistant) is the most subterranean of all directors, and here turns out a triumph of mind, eye and talent. ( Read More )

Dennis Schwartz

Its prolific actor John Carradines first starring role in a horror film and his own favorite performance. ( Read More )

In this extremely low budget Producers Releasing Company production, Ulmer again turned monetary liabilities into advantages through his brilliant narrative sense, savvy camera placement, and skillful direction of actors. ( Read More )

Jeffrey M. Anderson

Ulmers third masterpiece, after The Black Cat (1934) and Detour (1945); its one of his few films that overcame its wretched budget. ( Read More )

Dave Kehr

Edgar G. Ulmer somehow managed to transform the absurd limitations of the scripts, budgets, and actors he was given to work with into a mad aesthetic principle. ( Read More )