Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman 1943 (Part Fourteen)

[cstoczyn]

FTW

[cstoczyn]

OMG!

[cstoczyn]

BOO!!!!

[cstoczyn]

Happy Halloween!!!!

[spider1g5]

"aren't you almost ready I've got a life to end!"

[cstoczyn]

@spider1g5 LOL

[UltraFlashlight]

I love the sound of the Tesla coil. :)

[cstoczyn]

@UltraFlashlight Me 2

[bmaclean13]

@NovusOrdo2012 shame really.

[bmaclean13]

lugosi's wasted if he doesn't have any lines.

[MultiRan1]

Thank you for this post. Fa lo la fa lo li is one catchy tune. Great follow up movie to the wolfman and to Frankenstein. Lon Chaney delivers and so does Universal. They sure turned out some really good movies. Watching this as a kid, it has you glued to the screen and under the covers. These things were naturally scary with no blood scenes or gore. Good acting, directing and story plots worked and always will. I hope the new Wolfman movie coming out can capture the realism of horror scene here.

[cstoczyn]

@MultiRan1 MMM HMM

[jksonny]

Poor Dwight Frye. He never escaped Renfield and Fritz.

[cstoczyn]

@jksonny RIP Dwight Frye

[cstoczyn]

@jksonny Or Igor, That Is

[jksonny]

@cstoczyn Actually, Frye did not play Ygor. Ygor is played by Bela Lugosi. Here, Frye is the villager who says, regarding Vazec, "he said he'd blow up the dam."

[cstoczyn]

@jksonny Sorry I Didn't Know

[jksonny]

@cstoczyn No problem. Unfortunately, Frye and Lugosi were similar, as far as their careers go. Frye was typecast by roles like Fritz and Reinfeld and Lugosi, obviously, was forever tied to Dracula.

[cstoczyn]

@jksonny I Got The Message