At the ball, the Fairy Godmother magically donned a sequined red dress, and delivered a cabaret-styled rendition of "Holding Out For a Hero" while the couple danced, atop a piano (in homage toThe Fabulous Baker Boys (1989)).[They would continue to star together in six more films:The Raven (1935)with Lugosi second-billed to Karloff; Lambert Hillyer""s melodramatic sci-fi thrillerThe Invisible Ray (1936); Universal""s hird Frankenstein installmentSon of Frankenstein (1939)with Basil Rathbone as the title character, Karloff reprising his role as the Monster for the last time, and Lugosi as Ygor;Black Friday (1940)- notable as the fifth and final teaming of Karloff and Lugosi at Universal; an RKO mystery farceYou""ll Find Out (1940)with Peter Lorre; and finally in RKO producer Val Lewton""sThe Body Snatcher (1945)with Karloff in a major supporting role and Lugosi in a minor role.When he turns up the Queen of Diamonds during the eerie card game, it unlocks or activates the key to his brainwashed mind and opens him to obey any suggestion.]Penn""s masterpiece won two Oscars for Best Supporting Actress (Estelle Parsons in an over-the-top performance) and Best Cinematography (Burnett Guffey) for its great evocation of period detail, with eight other nods for Best Picture and Best Actor (producer/actor Warren Beatty), Best Actress (Faye Dunaway), Best Supporting Actor (Gene Hackman), Best Supporting Actor (Michael J.