Commissioner Lohmann is the goat after going up against Dr. Mabuse and the serial killer from 'M' (1931) within two years. Fritz Lang is the goat for making both those films within two years.

A genuine Batman villain film set in 1930s Berlin.

Commissioner Lohmann is the goat after going up against Dr. Mabuse and the serial killer from 'M' (1931) within two years. Fritz Lang is the goat for making both those films within two years.

A genuine Batman villain film set in 1930s Berlin.

This movie is literally perfect other than a couple editing mistakes

This movie is literally perfect other than a couple editing mistakes

#mogged

#mogged

Every time Dr. Mabuse’s name gets mentioned, it sounds like Borat talking about his bussy

Every time Dr. Mabuse’s name gets mentioned, it sounds like Borat talking about his bussy

Nowhere near the epic of the original Mabuse, though closer in form and tone to M even if it's not as successful. I wish there was more early sound German films Lang could've done, his craft between this and M is such at a fascinating place artistically. But y'know, fucking Nazis. It's also hilarious to me that this is technically a sequel to M too because Inspector Lohmann just happens to be main character here. Otto Wernicke is the best part of the film, again I wish there were like five more Inspector Lohmann movies.

Nowhere near the epic of the original Mabuse, though closer in form and tone to M even if it's not as successful. I wish there was more early sound German films Lang could've done, his craft between this and M is such at a fascinating place artistically. But y'know, fucking Nazis. It's also hilarious to me that this is technically a sequel to M too because Inspector Lohmann just happens to be main character here. Otto Wernicke is the best part of the film, again I wish there were like five more Inspector Lohmann movies.