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Panel Announcement!

Lafayette, LA Earlier this week Louisiana Comic Con released their panel schedule for their event coming up on March 14th and 15th. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I was approved to present my panel, Bela Lugosi: The Universal Count, at the event. At the time, I was given a tentative date and timeContinue reading “Panel Announcement!”

See You At Louisiana Comic Con!

Big News! I was going to wait until this afternoon to make an official announcement, but I’m too excited to keep the good news under wraps. Last night I received confirmation that my panel, Bela Lugosi: The Universal Count, was approved for Louisiana Comic Con in Lafayette, LA! I sent my reply last night andContinue reading “See You At Louisiana Comic Con!”

Days O’Horror #11: Son of Frankenstein (1939)

Controlled By Vengeance Hoping to restore his father’s good name, Baron Wolf von Frankenstein moves his family from the good o’l U.S. of A. to the confines of Castle Frankenstein in 1939’s Son of Frankenstein. The film features Boris Karloff in his final run as Frankenstein’s monster for Universal. It’s also the first film toContinue reading “Days O’Horror #11: Son of Frankenstein (1939)”

Days O’Horror #3: Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (1943)

Before The MCU While Marvel and Disney get all of the attention with their cinematic universe, the actual idea of a shared universe can be traced back to Universal’s classic monster films. Specifically, 1943’s Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man is considered by many to be the very first example of a cinematic universe film. ItContinue reading “Days O’Horror #3: Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (1943)”

Days O’Horror #2: Dracula’s Daughter (1936)

Keeping The Family Tradition Alive Dracula’s Daughter (1936) is a rather unique film. It doesn’t fit the mold of your standard vampire movie. Instead of a vampire intent on drinking the local citizenry dry, this film features a vampire that wants to break free of its curse (at least in the beginning of the film).Continue reading “Days O’Horror #2: Dracula’s Daughter (1936)”