The 1940s were a transformative era for horror cinema. This period, largely shaped by the turmoil of World War II, saw a ...

Wilder had an idea for a new "Frankenstein" script, but Brooks felt like that story had been overdone. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, Universal Pictures had become famous for bringing monsters to ...

1940: Rebecca The Year. After the success of Son of Frankenstein in 1939 and the subsequent rush to get horror films back into production, 1940 is chock full of horror flicks of all kinds, from ...

Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and more are all coming to the NBC Universal service. Skip to content Gizmodo. ... 1940. The Invisible Woman, 1940. The Invisible Man’s Revenge, 1944.

Walter Frankenstein, who hid in Berlin during Holocaust, dies at 100. ... Walter Frankenstein in Berlin, circa 1938-1940. (Leonie and Walter Frankenstein/Jewish Museum Berlin) ...

In the previous Frankenstein film's finale the monster was burned in a huge fire. Here it's started off with the same fire scene, except that in a few moments he is revealed to have bored through ...

More than 200 years after “Frankenstein” was published, Mary Shelley has never been hotter. The hulking character that the Gothic novelist conjured up — half man, half beast, all monster ...