A lot of best-sellers become hit movies, but which classic novels have made the greatest movies? A few years later, German ...

The original %27Frankenstein%27 movie came out in 1931 Since then%2C many sequels and related stories have followed%2C with mixed results The latest take on the tale ...

The Birmingham pioneers of heavy rock noticed that the cinema opposite their rehearsal room was showing the 1963 Boris Karloff movie Black Sabbath ... The British poster for Dario Argento's ...

The Darkmoor Frankenstein offers a tip of the bloodied skull cap to Karloff’s version ... in themed dining room areas that included movie monster posters, clips from classic monster films ...

In the battle of cinematic representations, vampires have a considerable advantage: There are simply far more classic vampire movies than ... the stories linked by Boris Karloff as evil scientist ...

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Boris Karloff’s eerie portrayal of the Monster in Universal Pictures’ Frankenstein in 1931 helped to make him a leading star of the golden age of horror, but it wasn’t a label he enjoyed.

Boris Karloff The Rest of the Story takes a deeper look at the life and career of Boris Karloff from 1931 to 1969 exploring films such as The Ghoul The Walking Dead 1936 Charlie Chan at the Opera ...

In this short interview, legendary Universal Pictures horror star Boris Karloff pays tribute to the role that changed his life, the monster in James Whale's 1931 version of 'Frankenstein'.

Or Stop Making Sense, Avatar, Apollo 13, Chinatown, Easy Rider, Paper Moon, Lone Star, or roughly 90 percent of any movies featuring ... scenes for star Boris Karloff and a castle — if he ...