Classic double-features

[Mike Scott]

No, and yet these were the first-run double bills as they were paired..

Do avy of them share a poster?

[Memphremagog]

Do avy of them share a poster?

Not that I have come across as yet..the STRANGE DOOR/SON OF DR.JEKYLL billing is discussed in the new UNIVERSAL TERRORS book by Tom Weaver..it's basically said that the reason that they had this pairing theatrically, was because there were really no new horror themed releases for that year except for these two and Bride Of the Gorilla(which was also paired with either of these films depending on the areas.)

[Mike Scott]

..it's basically said that the reason that they had this pairing theatrically, was because there were really no new horror themed releases for that year except for these two and Bride Of the Gorilla

Plenty of sci-fi movies in 1951, but not from Universal or Columbia.

[Memphremagog]

Plenty of sci-fi movies in 1951, but not from Universal or Columbia.

That was noted but only the aforementioned three horror themed ones in '51.

[Scatter]

Monster movies are like pizzas...there's no such thing as too much cheese.

Or crust.

[Memphremagog]

A few more:

CURSE OF THE DEVIL/RETURN OF THE BLIND DEAD(1973)
THE WEREWOLF VS THE VAMPIRE WOMAN/BLACKENSTEIN(1973)

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Poster for BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN/DRACULA'S DAUGHTER double feature(1936)

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RASPUTIN THE MAD MONK/THE REPTILE(1966)

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Representing BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW/BEAST IN THE CELLAR(1970)

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BLOOD BATH/QUEEN OF BLOOD(1966)

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FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN/CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN(1943)

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Ad for BEGINNING OF THE END/THE UNEARTHLY(1957)

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THE BRAIN THAT WOULDNT DIE/INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES(1962)

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Trade ad for THE MUMMY/CURSE OF THE UNDEAD(1959)

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Newspaper ad for GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN/MYSTERY OF MARIE ROGET(1942)