The Dark Universe is dead, but the Universal Monsters aren’t
What a time to be alive or undead! These two movies, both from Universal (or at least its art-house subsidiary, Focus ...
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Every Universal Wolf Man Movie, Ranked
The poster for the third Universal Wolf ... The real problem here is John Carradine’s Dracula — a far cry from the Bela Lugosi character — and the supremely silly bat-transformation effects ...
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Q & A: Steven C. Kemp on Opera San José’s New ‘Bluebeard’s Castle’
OperaWire spoke to set designer Steven C. Kemp regarding the new production. Kemp is a set designer for opera, theatre, and ...
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Commonly Misunderstood Quotes From History’s Greatest Minds
From movies to activism speeches, iconic quotes have been misquoted and misremembered for years. From the famous figures of ...
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Where To Stream Classic Werewolf Movies Before You See ‘Wolf Man’
Budd Abbott and Lou Costello with Glenn Strange (Frankenstein), Lon Chaney Jr (Wolf Man), and Bela ... [+] Lugosi (Dracula) in a scene from the film 'Bud Abbott And Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein ...
15 Vintage Movie Posters That Are Now Collector’s Gold
When it comes to movies, we often don’t think too much about the posters. But believe it or not, some of these art pieces ...
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The Melodrama of Robert Eggers
I had seen the Bela Lugosi ... the Lugosi version felt more like a fairy tale. Pretty soon after I saw the original Nosferatu, the Francis Coppola movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula came out.
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The ‘sadistic’ makeup master who made The Wolf Man and Frankenstein – and died in obscurity
beginning with Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi, in 1931. Pierce had designs on doing something along the lines of Lon Chaney’s top-hatted, razor-toothed villain in London After Midnight.