When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Mord]

 Abbott & Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff

[Memphremagog]

The Creature Walks Among Us(1956)..this afternoon.

[Memphremagog]

The Man Who Laughs(1928)...early this morning.

[Mord]

Werewolf of London - last night, great film!

[tidroplane]

House of Frankenstein, last nite on Sven!

[Mord]

 "The Strange Case of Doctor RX" - This morning. Lionel Atwill elevates any movie he's in.

[Anthony Caranci]

You're so right Mord. Lionel Atwill was such a talent! I can't really say that I ever saw a bad performance by him. H always gave it his all. Even if the film was off the mark.

House of Dracula 1945. I still can't reconcile the fact that Universal's ad campaign classified Nina (Jane Adams) as a Monster! The character of Nina is the most selfless, thoughtful, and caring person in the film.

[Anthony Caranci]

Sometimes the little things speak volumes.

Look at the way Nina is holding the arm of Dr. Edleman. That little gesture says so much about both characters.

[Mord]

"Man Made Monster" - Chaney Jr's first monster outing...short & fun.

[Anthony Caranci]

Earlier today:

[Anthony Caranci]

This morning:

Son of Frankenstein 1939. The film is such a wonderful homage to the first two entries of the series.

[Mord]

Completely agree, Anthony. I just finished "House of Frankenstein". Although enjoyable enough, it's no where near the quality of the first 3 classics.

[marsattacks666]

Frankenstein (1931)

[Anthony Caranci]

This morning:

[Mord]

 Black Cat is tied with Bride of Frankenstein for my all time favorite Universal film. Great Choice.