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Lionel Atwill in a scene from The Mad Doctor of Market Street 1942
Films

The Mad Doctor of Market Street 1942

The Mad Doctor of Market Street 1942 follows a scientist’s sinister experiments on a group of people stranded on a deserted island.

Coleen Gray in a scene from The Leech Woman 1960
Films

The Leech Woman 1960

The Leech Woman 1960 was the last unofficial Universal Horror, made to play alongside Hammer’s The Brides of Dracula. But the low-budget B&W horror paled in comparison with the colourful British vampire film.

Dracula 1931 Publicity Still
Films

Dracula 1931

Dracula 1931 is about Count Dracula preying on young women in England, and the group of vampire hunters trying to stop him.

Random Horrors

Scene from Weird Woman 1944

Weird Woman 1944

Son of Dracula 1943 scene

Son of Dracula 1943

A scene from The Man Who Laughs 1928

The Man Who Laughs 1928

A scene from House of Frankenstein 1944

House of Frankenstein 1944

Spotlight on Universal Monsters
Scene from Invisible Agent 1942

Invisible Agent 1942

Films

Invisible Agent 1942 depicts the grandson of the original Invisible Man aiding the Allied forces in World War II.

A publicity still for Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man 1943

Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man 1943

Films

Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man 1943 sees the classic monsters Frankenstein’s monster and the Wolf Man battling each other and ultimately teaming up in a quest to find a way to end their cursed existence.

Scene from The Wolf Man 1941

The Wolf Man 1941

Films

The Wolf Man 1941 depicts a man’s struggle after being cursed to become a werewolf.

Publicity still for Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein 1948

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein 1948

1940s

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein 1948 sees the comedic duo take on the Universal Monsters. In anyone else’s hands this would have demeaning, But for some strange reason, it has become one of the greatest Universal horror films of all time!

Publicity still for Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man 1951

Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man 1951

Films

Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man 1951 sees the comedic duo unwittingly becomes involved in a murder case and must rely on the help of an invisible boxer to clear their names.

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