Gods and Monsters: Son of Frankenstein (1939): Doing it for the Kids, Karloff’s Last Monster Show
As a writer who’s probably delivered one too many horror film seminars singing the praises of...
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As a writer who’s probably delivered one too many horror film seminars singing the praises of...
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With The Mummy, Universal’s attempt to relaunch their classic monsters as part of a ‘Dark...
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Far before the MCU or DCEU, the original stable of Hollywood giants were the Universal Monsters....
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“There are far worse things awaiting man than death…” – Bela Lugosi as the Count in Universal...
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In 1932, Universal Pictures released The Mummy. The studio was coming off a financial high from...
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I’d like to preface this review by noting that while I’m sure there’s a beautifully...
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While Horror cinema can safely be said to have originated in Europe with Méliès’s Le Manoir du...
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