Frankenstein's monster and the Wolf Man star in this film, which will begin a series of crossovers between classic horror characters
Bela Lugosi
The Ghost of Frankenstein continues with the story of the monster, who is found among the ruins of the castle by the deformed Ygor after the townspeople blow up Dr. Frankenstein's castle to end the curse of his town once and for all.
25 years have passed since Dr. Frankenstein created the monster, which was destroyed shortly after. Now his son arrives at the town to collect his inheritance, but there he will discover that a sinister character called Ygor who claims the monster is still alive.
A stranger steals Dracula's body to get rid of him once and for all. However, the destruction of the vampire does not end the woman's thirst for blood, as she is Dracula's daughter.
Bowery at Midnight tells the story of a man with a double life, on the one hand he is Mr. Brennen, a university professor, and on the other Karl Wagner, a benefactor with a soup kitchen that he uses as a cover to hide his evil acts.
A strange death that occurred in a superstitious town will grow fears about Count Mora and his daughter, who are accused of being vampires. What is true about that?
The Mysterious Eyes of London is a mystery film about a wave of strange murders that seem to be linked to a blind asylum.
The Wolf Man tells the story of Larry Talbot, a carefree man who returns to the town of his childhood to deal with family matters. Unfortunately, an event will change his life drastically, as he will be cursed while trying to save a girl from a wolf attack.
Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla tells the story of Sammy and Duke, two city men who have ended up lost on Kola-Kola Island, where they will meet some friendly natives and a scientist who experiments with gorillas.
You may not know who Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff are, but you surely know Dracula and Frankenstein's monster, characters they immortalized in the 1930s. Both actors were important to horror cinema, but who was better?
White Zombie (The Legion of Soulless Men) is a small film created by an independent production company, with one of the most famous actors of the moment and which has the merit of being the first zombie film in history
Although there are many Dracula films, this version played by Bela Lugosi is surely the most important of all, as it gained so much popularity and impact that since then most vampires are directly copies of Lugosi.
Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus is Mary Shelley's most popular work, but as is often the case, what made this story popular was not the novel itself, but the various film adaptations that arose from it.












