The Haunted House (1929 film)

The Haunted House is a 1929 American silent film directed by James Whale. While details regarding the plot, cast, and critical reception are scarce and require further research, the film is notable for being an early example of James Whale's work before he achieved greater fame with his sound films, particularly those featuring Boris Karloff. It is currently considered a lost film, meaning that no known prints are extant. The limited information available suggests it was likely a horror or suspense picture, given Whale's later career trajectory. Further research is needed to determine the specifics of the film's production, plot summary, cast list, and overall critical reception. The lack of readily available information hinders a more comprehensive entry.