It’s no wonder 1935’s Werewolf of London didn’t kick off a franchise similar to Universal’s Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummy or Invisible...

Little did I know when I re-watched Son of Frankenstein (1939) how much I would enjoy it. My memory would have told you that the...

Many people consider Universal's Bride of Frankenstein (1935) to be the greatest horror movie ever made. I'm not one of those people. ...

Until I re-watched it recently, I would have told you that the "monster" in Frankenstein was simply misunderstood, a mere victim of...

Finally, there's an invisibility movie with a true purpose: spying on Nazi Germany! Considering that Invisible Agent (1942) was a...

Originally published October 6, 2012. . In 1872, 25 years before publication of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Irish author Joseph Sheridan Le...

With so many screen versions of Dracula produced during the last 84 years, it’s sometimes easy to overlook Universal’s 1931 original....