The Mysterious Mr. Wong / The Living Ghost Jackie Chan after she takes a job

after she takes a job selling tickets at a porno theater near Times Square

and Lillian Gish (Intolerance)

DUMBO now includes a thrilling digital restoration and never-before-seen bonus features

and is killed after a struggle

Ace cinematographer Dean Cundey (The Thing) lensed this classic creepfest and effects whiz Greg Cannom (Bram Stoker’s Dracula) created the freaky fiends from outer space

The Mysterious Mr. Wong / The Living Ghost Jackie Chan after she takes a jobMonogram Pictures treads once again into the trashy world of pulp fiction with THE MYSTERIOUS MR. WONG (1934). Like many films from the company, this one combines the eerie allure of Bela Lugosi's Chinatown with the comedic B story featuring Wallace Ford in one of his patented wise cracking reporter roles. The mixing of horror and comedy became a trademark of Monogram, a studio that couldn't resist dipping into the pool of lurid pulp subjects. Here,