Boo!

[SilverHaze93eddie]

soooooo subliminal!!!!!

[210482fmj]

the cheapest from of amusement? knightmares. in some ways that holds true. 

[legolas435]

FUCK FRANKENSTIEN



[legolas435]

FUCK FRANKINSTIEN



[dragonman100100]

a little bit of this video is from a lost silent film called the cat creeps

[thbklover2010]

Just watching the beginning makes me think about when i'm watching cartoons, like "Tom and Jerry." Lol

[cadeyco]

Why is DRACULA written on the back of the book?

[Leatherbubba]

This is so dumb is hilarious.

[wahoo76]

"BOO" is about as funny as a toothache. However, it's interesting to see footage from the lost film "The Cat Creeps" (1930), a remake of the the 1927 silent film "The Cat and the Canary" (1927).

[LinzyRulzNorthNowra]

So he hits dracula in the coffin, as usually Dracula rises to the occasion "Grrr Get outta hare!" LOL

[SupremeKingDan]

So the caretaker comes downstairs with a hatchet. I don't know how he got upstairs, but anything can happen in a nightmare.

[KinglySheep]

the more you do it the more you have to

[therudeboy77]

I love this film, especially because along with Boris Karloff's Frankenstein Monster they used the creepy Max Schreck Dracula which really looks like a monstrous undead vampire instead of Bela Lugosi's ridiculous Dracula which just looks like a chubby guy wearing lipstick and a dinner jacket.

[balrog13571]

Aww c'mon man. I agree Bela Lugosi's Dracula isn't nearly as frightening looking as Max Schreck's, but he had alot of eerieness, charm, and charisma in his own way like Dracula. I liek to think they both act as two differnet things that make the most iconic Dracula. Schreck is probably the scariest looking of all the Dracula's and Lugosi gves him the most charm and best voice I think. Regardless the footage of Schreck's Dracula works perfectly with the jokes in this.

[mhirtes12]

It's giving Frankenstein some bad ideas.

Ngghraaaaggh GIGGITY-GOO!

[ethelredrider]

LOL..funny

[jksdahflureqwh]

Milk and Lobster, WTF!!!

[SigmaChi04]

Before 1950 Lobster was considered uncouth...in other words only poor people ate it. (Like rat meat from the sea). Only now do we consider it an expensive delicacy. Who knew?

[Actionguy1]

That "slurping" sound is hilarious!

[MrDekis]

6:04-6:15

LOL!

[cha5]

I've got the Frankenstein DVD, This is a strange little short, It's interesting that Universal put in clips from 'Nosferatu' considering that Bram Stoker's widow tried to have every print of that film destroyed,

I would have thought they would have just stuck with prints from

the Bela Lugosi 'Dracula'.

[Bobzeaux]

I just love how Nosferatu was supposed to be destroyed, but it CAN'T be killed! >:D MWAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!

[cha5]

LOL Yeah, I love that film, One thing Nosferatu popularized was the idea that sunlight was lethal to vampires which most Dracula films used up to the present time ignoring the fact that in Stoker's novel Dracula is active during the daylight hours, I also get a kick out of this narrator calling the Frankenstein Monster

'Fraunkensteen' several times,

Shades of Young Frankenstein

" Not Frankenstein, FRAUNKENSTEEN!"

[4dOp]

@cha5 That's because thats how you say it in German.

[raedenjay]

@4dOp You are wrong, when an "ei" are together it pronounces "I" not "E"

IN german it would sound like "Frawnkenshtine"

[4dOp]

@raedenjay schooled.

[raedenjay]

@4dOp I couldn't resist, I'm studying german, I'm sorry haha

[raedenjay]

@4dOp I couldn't resist, I'm studying german, I'm sorry haha

[LinzyRulzNorthNowra]

@Bobzeaux  D: dont scare me... xD

[DougNepetalacton]

Fabuloso, magnífico em todos os sentidos!

[mielr]

This short film has scenes from the lost film "the cat creeps". Thanks for posting!