The Wolf Man (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
“Even a man who is pure in heart, and says his prayers by night; May become a wolf when the […]
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Son of Frankenstein (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
For those who might have a hard time keeping their Universal monster films straight, 1939’s Son of Frankenstein is the third Frankenstein
Dracula’s Daughter (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Did you know that Dracula had a daughter!? Well, Bram Stoker might disagree but, according to Universal Studios, he did.
The Bride of Frankenstein (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
1935‘s The Bride of Frankenstein is usually described as being a sequel to Frankenstein, but I think it would be better to
The Invisible Man (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
The 1933 Universal horror film, The Invisible Man, never seems to get as much attention as Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, or The Mummy and it’s
The Mummy (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Did H.P. Lovecraft enjoy movies? I’d love to think that he did but in all probability, he didn’t. After all,
Frankenstein (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Pity poor Frankenstein. No, not Victor von Frankenstein, though he certainly suffered greatly for playing God. How much he suffered depends
Dracula (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
It pains me to say it but, of all the classic Universal monster films, Dracula is probably my least favorite. I hate
The Omen (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
There’s really only one reason to see the 2006 remake of The Omen and that’s the fact that the priest who convinces
Omen IV: The Awakening (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
“Why am I watching this crap?” That was the question that I asked myself many times last night as I