Your Classic Monster Wish!

Started by Pauspy, February 22, 2013, 11:58:04 AM

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Mord


Phantom Stranger

Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone)
Vs.
Dracula (Bela Lugosi)
Now that would have AWESOME.

In the seventies, Hammer Films announced a "Holmes vs Dracula" supposedly to star Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee , of course it was never made. This would have been a dream. *sigh*  :(

Count_Zirock

Quote from: D.D. Wookie on June 01, 2013, 10:45:27 PMK vs G actually had two endings.  In the American, Kong was the winner, in Japan 'twas the big G.  Finding different copies is the hell of it though.
That's an old urban legend that was debunked decades ago, I'm afraid.

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Count_Zirock

Quote from: Phantom Stranger on June 04, 2013, 07:42:31 PMSherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone)
Vs.
Dracula (Bela Lugosi)
Now that would have AWESOME.

In the seventies, Hammer Films announced a "Holmes vs Dracula" supposedly to star Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee , of course it was never made. This would have been a dream. *sigh*  :(
There's a French filmmaker trying to raise the funds to make "Sherlock Holmes Meets Frankenstein." He's cast the now-grown leads from "Young Sherlock Holmes" as Holmes and Watson. There's a Facebook page for the film, I believe.

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Phantom Stranger

Quote from: Count_Zirock on June 04, 2013, 07:54:47 PM
There's a French filmmaker trying to raise the funds to make "Sherlock Holmes Meets Frankenstein." He's cast the now-grown leads from "Young Sherlock Holmes" as Holmes and Watson. There's a Facebook page for the film, I believe.

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Well,this could be interesting ...

McDougals House of Horror

Quote from: McDougals House of Horror on June 03, 2013, 07:00:14 PM


Continue the legend of AC Meet Frankenstein by filming Jeff Rovin's book, "Return of the Wolfman"! In the movie, I'll play me!! 

Mr. McDougal
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Elisabeth

That Colin Clive had played PENDEREL in THE OLD DARK HOUSE instead of Melvyn Douglas.  He was Whale's first choice, and could have done it blindfolded....but turned it down.

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"....I do hope he won't upset Henry..."

Haunted hearse

That the "Red Skelton Show" episode that starred both Vincent Price and Boris Karloff survived, and will someday be available on DVD.  Besides the skit where the two mistook Red Skelton's bumpkin fro a monster, there was a musical number where they sang a song together, in a vehicle with "RIP" across the front.
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jerod

Quote from: Dr. Madd on February 23, 2013, 02:17:47 AM

2. That Dracula Vs. Frankenstein was made in 1936, and starred Lugosi and Karloff and actually had a good fight scene with a clear winner.

Agreed; Karloff and Lugosi together  in their classic roles would have been awesome!



jerod

Bonomo

That any of the classic monster actors were still kickin' and I could work with them

I.M.

The Mummy: To see Karloff make a few additional steps in full body under his legendary makeup.

Monster Kid

1.  Willis O'Brien would find a business partner with savvy who would have made multiple picture deals so he need never go long between pictures and could have seen most of his TV and movie ideas made into films.  (Also -- Obie got wealthy from them and could afford a nice ranch so he and Darlyne could ride their own horses instead of having to rent other people's horses).

2  Bela Lugosi would never have had a serious addiction and would have been healthy and wealthy enough to retire in style!

3.  All the silent horror films survived  .... including rare ones like The Savage and While London Sleeps, and during the 1940s some rich benefactors financed restoration and they are now available on DVD!

4.  Magazines and books about classic horror are so popular and so prestigious that I can get 300 dollars for a one page article which is read by 2 million readers!

Rich

Quote from: jerod on June 23, 2013, 04:32:05 PM
Agreed; Karloff and Lugosi together  in their classic roles would have been awesome!




The closet we ever got to this was in Son of Frankenstein when Karloff played The Monster one last time, and Lugosi played Ygor, who actually had fangs!
Listen to them. Children of the Night. What music they make!

themadghoul

I really wish we got to see much more of the Carradine Dracula in "House of Dracula" and "House of Frankenstein"...with better lines, better effects, and sans top-hat. His voice alone was perfect for the Count..passed way too early in HOF. Oh yeah, and if Universal had filmed "Abbott and Costello Meet the Creature From the Black Lagoon"...long title, but imagine those two as merchant marines ona  tramp steamer travelling down the Amazon... oh Chic..Oh Chiccccc!!

McDougals House of Horror

Quote from: themadghoul on July 01, 2013, 05:00:30 PM
Oh yeah, and if Universal had filmed "Abbott and Costello Meet the Creature From the Black Lagoon"...long title, but imagine those two as merchant marines ona  tramp steamer travelling down the Amazon... oh Chic..Oh Chiccccc!!

I love the idea of those two morons getting chased by the Creature -- they deserve it for letting my exhibits get away!! I would also love to someday be able to see the Creature in an IMAX theater in 3D. 

Mr. McDougal


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