Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Stylish Early Horror

Definitely one for the aficionado of quality horror films rather than the casual viewer. As a movie from the early-thirties, one has to accept the nature of early 'talkies' in order to appreciate its qualities. Within this context, it's entertaining and often very beautiful, with creative camera angles and elaborate sets (many left over from Dracula). A young couple, about to be married, arrive in Haiti (why they chose to come to Haiti is any body's guess) and are invited by a landed aristocrat to hold their wedding in his mansion. The nobleman, however, has designs on the young bride and, in his desperation, turns to a sugar plantation owner (played by Lugosi) named 'Murder' (not exactly subtle) for help. Murder's 'muscle' who accompany him, like the workforce at his plantation, are all 'Zombies', so it's not hard to guess how Murder will help the aristocrat impose his will on the girl. But Murder has also taken a liking to the young woman...