James Whale’s version of Frankenstein(1931), starring Boris Karloff as the creature, solidified the iconic look of the monster as a cultural phenomenon. Shelley only released 500 print ...

would end his days as the big draw in Ed Wood, Jr. low-budgeters. The entire cast is superb, but this is a real showcase for Boris. In THE BODY SNATCHER, Karloff is the ultimate bogey man in one of ...

This time around, however, Frankenstein’s Monster will don the likeness of Boris Karloff, the actor that ... Gamill wrote the script and handled art duties in conjunction with Elmundo “El ...

Boris Karloff’s long and storied career in film didn’t begin with horror films. While that genre would come to define him both as an actor and as a physical presence, William Henry Pratt ...

Author, TV writer, actor and comedian Charlie Higson has scooped the winning prize for Plymouth College of Art’s Boris Karloff film challenge. Back during the first national lockdown ...

Boris Karloff may have created two of cinema’s greatest screen ghouls — the Frankenstein monster and the Mummy — but in real life, he didn’t even like to use the word horror.

It’s no coincidence then that the horror service Shudder is using “Boris Karloff” to kick off a February-long showcase of Karloff films—not just the 1931 “Frankenstein,” in which the ...

Mistakenly placed in Boris Karloff’s clippings folder, a photo of the actor Glenn Strange has since been published in error. Twice. By John Otis One of the actor ...