It’s true that John Barrymore wasn’t exactly handsome, but he could genuinely perform, unlike many silent film stars who seemed to just stare at the camera or gaze into someone's eyes. In this movie, he embodies Robert Louis Stevenson’s characters with considerable skill and a palpable sense of threat. The plot centers on the respectable "Jekyll," intrigued by the workings of the human mind, who experiments with drug…

This is a strong example from the silent era, featuring impressive filmmaking and a noteworthy performance from John Barrymore. It's definitely something fans of classic movies, particularly those interested in how American horror films began, should seek out.