Yes, the lost 1927 film "London After Midnight" in which Chaney plays a detective who pretends to be a vampire in order to reveal the identity of a killer. What's interesting about that particular film is that the makeup has become legendary and the film is remembered mainly for it. Critics and audiences at the time weren't very fond of the plot or the film itself and many film historians say that if it was recovered, it wouldn't be recognized so much for its value as a piece of art or entertainment, so much as for Chaney's bizarre and frightening appearance. The director of "London After Midnight" later remade the film with Bela Lugosi as "Mark of the Vampire", though Lugosi plays an actor hired by the detective rather than the detective himself and his role is rather minimalistic.