] Debbie recalled: "Sheila used to say that.God, every day, she changes." Dan corrected her - "It""s after every death."In her bedroom, Alice again removed a picture of Rick from her vanity mirror, revealing more of her own reflection in the open space of the mirror.She was obviously instructing her pupils to sing "Home Sweet Home" and to learn proverbs (such as "East or west, home is best" and "A man""s house is only less dear to him than his honor") - to remind the King of his promise o give her a separate house to live in.She rushed over to Snape""s viewing stand, uttered the wand-commandLacarnum Inflamarae, and set his robe on fire.On account of Universal""s success with this classicDraculafilm, he next year, Browning went on to direct the truly bizarre, classic horror filmFreaks (1932)for MGM - a controversial and grotesque film that has achieved cult status, and was banned for almost thirty years in Britain.The film serves as one of the first Hollywood statements about the racist treatment of Japanese-Americans during World War II - a group that suffered vicious prejudice and was forced into internment camps.