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The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932)

The villainous Dr. Fu Manchu races against a team of Englishmen to find the tomb of Ghengis Khan, because he wants to use the relics to cause an uprising in the East to wipe out the white race.

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Scott S 22 Jul 2008

Never been a huge fan of Karloff and is overacting is pretty woeful here, even bearing in mind the time. Always preferred Christopher Lee's interpretation of the role in any case. That being said there are some quite sadistic torture scenes and some overt racist referencing, which are surprising but also show its age. Unusual.

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Tristan P 28 Jun 2008

If it wasn't so awesome, I'd be deeply offended.

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D M 02 Nov 2009

A great film with more than obvious allegorical references to the ?Yellow Peril.? Much like Charlie Chan or Mr Moto, Dr Fu Manchu is played by a White man, this time its Boris Karloff (who must have played the Chinaman role well as he later played the titular character in the Mr Wong series). The evil Chinese doctor attempts to revive Genghis Khan's spirit into his own body using a combination of Eastern magic and Western science with the stated goal of creating a pan-Asian empire and killing all the White men the world-over. The good doctor regularly uses his advanced torture chamber and his daughter is especially sadistic (in a slightly sexual manner) in her use of the devices. An Indiana Jones-type that has a number of GREAT lines and an intriguing story with high-flung adventure.

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Kevin N 15 Jul 2010

Racist, sexist and completely campy, this film is worth a watch mostly to see Karloff's amusingly bizarro turn as Fu Manchu and Myrna Loy as his opium-smoking nymphomaniac daughter. The story about follows suit; the tomb of Ghengis Khan is discovered, and a few British explorers must find it before the evil Fu Manchu- who plans to use it to wipe out the entire white race. There isn't a lick of sense to any of the story, but the film acts now as a showcase of some of MGM's strangest mainstream horror genre ploys.

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Katie R 27 Jun 2007

A little on the "too strange for its own good" side, but Boris Karloff is excellent. It's weird seeing Myrna Loy as the sexpot.

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