They already have that it's the classic universal monster blue ray collection, I have it, comes with all these movies plus one of the phantom of the opera remakes
I got this tombstone Blu-ray collection that's really neat and the quality actually came out really well which is what I wasn't expecting in all honesty!
These movies gave me plenty of nightmares back when I was a kid in the early 60's. I just knew they were under the bed too! Great classic movies without all the gore that came later.
I totally agree with about the MCU is indeed trash. Abbot and Costello meeting the Universal Monsters is indeed the best Hollywood crossover movie ever made! 👍
I think of all of these, whilst you could probably call the 'birth' of Frankenstein's monster the most iconic, I think the Mummy's first appearance is the most powerful. Not a single look at the creature once the protagonist sees him, just hysterical laughter out of pure shock as a bandage disappears through the door...
The original Mummy film had a genuine spooky feeling to it. I suppose it did move along a little slow, But the fact that it was made 90 years ago and can still entertain young and old alike to this very day, Really shows what good acting, excellent make up, And even more, A good story line can do to a film.
The horror films Universal cranked from 1931-1956 were the best. Hammer later picked up where Universal left off and revived the horror genre form 1957-1974. And during Hammer’s run of the horror genre, Dark Shadows was born. I love the horror genre over every other genre in film
Back when it was fun to be scared! Total perfection with regard to casting, set decorations, music scoring editing, makeup (mostly by the amaziing Jack P. Pierce) and screenplays! Oh, yeah, one more thing - all these filmatic stories were told within 70-75 minutes!
@@a.jthomas6132 there’s only one problem to that. As much as Hollywood can be good at stuff. To be quite honest to put exactly or to try to be precise with the book and would be quite a task to follow and do and possibly take a few extra movies because to be right on the money with the books. While also sadly Hollywood would not be willing to put much money into their movies unless they are confident the public would be willing their hard earn money to something quite like this. But none the less a great idea. In my honest opinion sir
@@a.jthomas6132 part of the problem is that book adaptations that are meant to be accurate to the book rarely come out well. In fact off the top my my head I can only think of a few films based on books that stuck close to the original novels, and turned out well. From Russia With Love, Thunderball, Goldfinger, On her majesty’s secret service, and Casino Royale. Frankenstein has been done so many times that keeping it close to the novel would not interest viewers as much as the original film did.
Universal didn’t make a Jekyll and Hyde film other than Abbot and Costello. But you’re right they forgot the Invisible Man. imo, one of the better films.
Universal, you have a good formula in your hands with these monsters to create a shared universe. Reboot the Dark Universe and give each one of your monsters an origin story so you can flesh them out more.
This was fan-tastic 🏆 Thanks for the awesome compilation 🎥 Loved it 🥇 I very much enjoy watching these movies throughout the year! Luckily I own each of them 🎭
em·path·ic - showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Hmmm... I never got that from old Frankie, I must say. Pretty much the opposite.
I just loved the Univesal monster black and white movies. I own all the Legacy collections. They never showed the Invisible Man? I own that Legacy collection too. I wish the Dracula Legacy collection should have come with Mark of the Vampire. I know Bela Lugosi didn't play Dracula in the movie, but a vampire by the name of Count Mola. That would be a great movie too. Basically all the Legacy collections came with an Abbot and Costello comedy like Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein, the Mummy, or the Invisible Man. They are all great movies. All the black and white monster movies are masterpiece's. Karloff's Frankenstein is creepy just like the Bride of Frankenstein. Dracula is great. I just wish we got to see his vampire fangs once, but we never did which was lacked from the vampire movies too..They're all so dark and awesome. My congratulations to the makeup artists for their work on the films.
Mark of the Vampire was an MGM film so it couldn't be part of the collection. I believe it is actually a sound remake of the lost film, London after Midnight. Lugosi doesn't play an actual vampire in the film but an actor pretending to be a vampire as a plot device.
I grew up on these Universal horror films since I was a young kid within ages of 7 & 10 back in the early 1970s. And to this day I in my own opinion I still look at them as the best. 🦇 ⚰🔥🌕🎬🎥📺📽📼👍😉
@@drivingstudios6151 Well I have like 4 favorites. Frankenstein, Ghost of Frankenstein, The Wolfman & House of Dracula. But once it comes to picking just 1, I would have to say that Frankenstein is the top favorite of all. And what's your's?
Elsa Lanchester ( Oct. 1902-Dec.1986 ) also stared as ' Queenie ' in the 1958 film Bell, Book and Candle with Novak, Stewart, Lemmon and Kovacs. Over 66 films from 1925- 1980 and Rolls in the small screen as well....Shine on Elsa, shine on....Aloha
I always thought the armadillo`s in Dracula were funny and out of place, great old movie though, and it is a shame Bela didn`t make more Dracula movies.
My only gripe with Dracula's introduction was that Lugosi didn't say what Dracula says after seeing Jonathan's (it's Jonathan in the book, Renfield in the movie) off-put reaction to his complimenting the wolves' howling, in the book, he follows up the compliment with "Ah Sir, you city dwellers do not understand the feelings of the hunter"
I wish they would've also added more Universal Monsters in Ready Player One. Like Dracula, The Mummy, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and Metaluna Mutant.
Great stuff. Love how Larry Talbot is wearing a white undershirt and tan trousers during his transformation but dark pants and a long sleeved, buttoned up shirt when he's the wolfman stalking the cemetery. Did he throw on something less revealing before going on the hunt, lol
More of this, less Fast and Furious. Come on Universal, what happened to making quality classics that make us laugh, cry, and sit at the edge of our seats?!
Great video, there is one mistake though. The scene of Dracula meeting Renfield is not the first appearance of Dracula in the film. The count had disguised himself as his own coachman, obscuring his face, he's the one that actually drove Renfield to his castle just prior to this meeting. Also, although Dracula and Frankenstein were both released in 1931, Dracula was released first, So it's out of chronological order. I still loved it though...
Never noticed when I was a kid that in the transformation scene Lon Chaney, Jr. goes from wearing a white sleeveless undershirt to wearing a dark, long-sleeved button-up shirt. Big gaffe that only took me fifty years to notice. I guess when Talbot transformed into the Wolfman he figured it might be chilly outside, so he threw on a warmer shirt. I also forgot that he sounded like a regular pet dog, too.
the only WAY! to finally see these horror classics in color and free fans from this continuous b&w curse is to tell Universal Pictures to release their dark classic MONSTERS COLLECTION on Blu-Ray disc and DVD. ' IT'S ABOUT TIME '
When Larry Talbot changes into the Wolf Man, he's wearing a wife beater and light colour pants, and when we next see him out on the moors he's wearing a Shirt and Dark coloured pants, Well obviously it's chilly out on those moors, so the Wolf Man stopped to change before he went on the Prowl
Looking for a B&W era horror piece where a scientist tries to morph subjects into (something?) in fume filled tubs. The failed experiments are taken out and thrown into an alligator pool where they are eaten. In the final scene, a morphed subject throws the scientist to the gators, and a female protagonist convinces the morph (also female) to throw herself into the pond by noting how the scientist has rendered her macabre. Please message if you know the movie.
The Bride of Frankenstein is an unequaled cinema masterpiece.
Totally agree my friend. There’s been no better sequel since 🧟♂️🧟♀️
I think the Bride's scream is the very best in movie history, it just cuts through everything.
Yes, as far as mates of monsters in the movies, you are correct. Unparalleled.
I would watch these any day
A anwe
I want a whole collection of these movies. They deserve respect
They already have that it's the classic universal monster blue ray collection, I have it, comes with all these movies plus one of the phantom of the opera remakes
@@EliasWolf77 nice
@@Official930Studios www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DKY35N5/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
@@EliasWolf77 same
I got this tombstone Blu-ray collection that's really neat and the quality actually came out really well which is what I wasn't expecting in all honesty!
We all remember Lugosi and Karloff. But the support they got from people like Dwight Frye gave these scenes even greater impact.
It is nothing short of amazing how Universal remastered these classics and brought them back to life. “It’s alive! It’s alive!”
My favorite line from any horror film... "he went for a little walk..."
I remember one last night in 1960 my brother pointing out that Dracula’s castle was crawling with Armadillos.
I have armadillos, too, tearing up the yard but I have so far resisted the urge to transform into a bat.
What a specific New Year's Eve memory!
Makeup on wolf man and mummy is extraordinary.Ya can't beat the classics!
These movies gave me plenty of nightmares back when I was a kid in the early 60's. I just knew they were under the bed too! Great classic movies without all the gore that came later.
They were in my closet! I had more nightmares about the Mummy than any others combined.
_Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover events in cinematic history..._
*Abbot and Castello:* Hold our beers
lol
Not really
Ridiculous.
Marvel is kiddie trash anyway.
I totally agree with about the MCU is indeed trash. Abbot and Costello meeting the Universal Monsters is indeed the best Hollywood crossover movie ever made! 👍
Used to love watching these as a kid
The sets created for Dracula and Frankenstein are absolutely perfection
Now that's what I called a Monster Mash !!!
Still the best series of films Universal has ever produced
Notice how slow the scenes are. That builds drama. Thats been lost in current film making..
True!
Unfortunately, it's been lost because audience attention spans have been reduced drastically since the 1930s. Everything's gotta be "Now! Now! Now!"
The Invisible Man 2020 had that though
@@jayisgreg1787 True,
the guy who commented this obviously doesn't know what he is talking about
Not really
I think of all of these, whilst you could probably call the 'birth' of Frankenstein's monster the most iconic, I think the Mummy's first appearance is the most powerful. Not a single look at the creature once the protagonist sees him, just hysterical laughter out of pure shock as a bandage disappears through the door...
The original Mummy film had a genuine spooky feeling to it. I suppose it did move along a little slow, But the fact that it was made 90 years ago and can still entertain young and old alike to this very day, Really shows what good acting, excellent make up, And even more, A good story line can do to a film.
👍🏻AWESOME REAL MASTER PIECE MOVIES💪🏻👍🏻
Love Bela And Boris.
It's alive! ITS ALIVE!
Elvis Presley is alive and faked his own death there's lots of evidence to prove that he is alive
Universal Studios -- where monsters roam. Bravo!
Fantastic classic films ever...
0:00 Frankenstein
2:24 Dracula
4:41 The Mummy
6:23 The Wolf Man
8:51 The Creature from the Black Lagoon
11:43 Bride of Frankenstein
No invisible man shamefully
What? No Invisible man? What a ripoff.
Now invisible man
I agree. While I do enjoy Hollow Man for the most part, I wonder if Dr. Jack Griffin had a lustful desire on women just like Sebastian?
I think it would be a bit difficult to film the invisible man :p
@@ssilva4375 filming is completed...
@@smrutianmoludgata2847 yeah that's true
@@ssilva4375 I have high hope on leigh whannell who made insidious...
Elsa Lanchester was a beauty.
Hot as fuck.
The horror films Universal cranked from 1931-1956 were the best. Hammer later picked up where Universal left off and revived the horror genre form 1957-1974. And during Hammer’s run of the horror genre, Dark Shadows was born. I love the horror genre over every other genre in film
Back when it was fun to be scared! Total perfection with regard to casting, set decorations, music scoring editing, makeup (mostly by the amaziing Jack P. Pierce) and screenplays! Oh, yeah, one more thing - all these filmatic stories were told within 70-75 minutes!
Wow! Bring back childhood memories!
This is true cinema
"Yes, I know. Made me from dead. I love dead, hate living."
"You're wise in your generation."
And the Invisible Man, and the Hunchback of Notre Dame
Who wants a sequel to Dracula Untold?
NOW
Back in the days where Hollywood movies were worthy to watch.
Road to the new chapter of Dark Universe.
If I want another Frankstein movie, the creature and Victor’s role should be much like Merry Shelley’s Book.
@@a.jthomas6132 I agree with you, more like the book.
@@a.jthomas6132 there’s only one problem to that. As much as Hollywood can be good at stuff. To be quite honest to put exactly or to try to be precise with the book and would be quite a task to follow and do and possibly take a few extra movies because to be right on the money with the books.
While also sadly Hollywood would not be willing to put much money into their movies unless they are confident the public would be willing their hard earn money to something quite like this. But none the less a great idea. In my honest opinion sir
@@a.jthomas6132 part of the problem is that book adaptations that are meant to be accurate to the book rarely come out well. In fact off the top my my head I can only think of a few films based on books that stuck close to the original novels, and turned out well. From Russia With Love, Thunderball, Goldfinger, On her majesty’s secret service, and Casino Royale. Frankenstein has been done so many times that keeping it close to the novel would not interest viewers as much as the original film did.
I think Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and invisible man are missing on this list
Universal didn’t make a Jekyll and Hyde film other than Abbot and Costello. But you’re right they forgot the Invisible Man. imo, one of the better films.
These are still the greatest!!! I have them on DVD and blu ray. I can’t wait to see modern takes on these classics
A machine that brings people to life - and gives them a perm. Amazing!
Universal, you have a good formula in your hands with these monsters to create a shared universe. Reboot the Dark Universe and give each one of your monsters an origin story so you can flesh them out more.
They did a reboot! The Mummy 2017 was bad......but The Invisible Man 2020 was GREAT!
@@drivingstudios6151 the mummy was done better than the 1990s. I did like the 1990s a lot but mummy was better. I do want the dark universe back
The Bride Of Frankenstein is my favorite character as with Invisible Man, Frankenstein, and Dracula.
Great movies, although I never saw the Invisible Man.
I loved these as a kid and still as an adult.
I especially like the Transylvanian armadillos at 2:33 😆
What self-respecting horror fan can doubt the legacy of the Universal Monsters?
i like creature from the black lagoon and invisible man
i think dracula is a bit slow but its my 3rd favorite
I used to have a 7' tall Frankenstein's monster glow in the dark poster. I'll bet it would be worth some serious mint today.
$200,000 for an original 1 sheet frankenstein and that was back in 1993.
That was a cool little video, but you left out The Invisible Man.
#Classic UNIVERSAL is one of our long-time favorite movie studios since childhood! Best in the business!
The Gill-Man is and still is my favorite scene, With Julia Adams.
Only to get taken out by a 13 year old with a shotgun....😅
@@eq1373 OH! I get you now. I never watch that movie.
This was fan-tastic 🏆
Thanks for the awesome compilation 🎥
Loved it 🥇
I very much enjoy watching these movies throughout the year! Luckily I own each of them 🎭
Frankenstein’s monster, in my opinion, is more of an empathic and tragic character in his own movies... despite the mind of a criminal Fritz stole.
em·path·ic - showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Hmmm... I never got that from old Frankie, I must say. Pretty much the opposite.
Weird that Dracula and The Mummy has no musical score, Frankenstein doesn't either, but it has back ground sound effects.
I just loved the Univesal monster black and white movies. I own all the Legacy collections. They never showed the Invisible Man? I own that Legacy collection too. I wish the Dracula Legacy collection should have come with Mark of the Vampire. I know Bela Lugosi didn't play Dracula in the movie, but a vampire by the name of Count Mola. That would be a great movie too. Basically all the Legacy collections came with an Abbot and Costello comedy like Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein, the Mummy, or the Invisible Man. They are all great movies.
All the black and white monster movies are masterpiece's. Karloff's Frankenstein is creepy just like the Bride of Frankenstein. Dracula is great. I just wish we got to see his vampire fangs once, but we never did which was lacked from the vampire movies too..They're all so dark and awesome. My congratulations to the makeup artists for their work on the films.
Mark of the Vampire was an MGM film so it couldn't be part of the collection. I believe it is actually a sound remake of the lost film, London after Midnight. Lugosi doesn't play an actual vampire in the film but an actor pretending to be a vampire as a plot device.
These are all who I am. Since a Kid.
I grew up on these Universal horror films since I was a young kid within ages of 7 & 10 back in the early 1970s.
And to this day I in my own opinion I still look at them as the best.
🦇 ⚰🔥🌕🎬🎥📺📽📼👍😉
Which is your favorite
@@drivingstudios6151
Well I have like 4 favorites. Frankenstein, Ghost of Frankenstein, The Wolfman & House of Dracula.
But once it comes to picking just 1, I would have to say that Frankenstein is the top favorite of all. And what's your's?
@@raymondsteen5316 ohh that is hard to answer, mabye....Frankenstein
@@drivingstudios6151
Yeah as that's hard to answer since there's so many good ones.
@@raymondsteen5316 yeah yeah it is when they are all really great movies
Elsa Lanchester ( Oct. 1902-Dec.1986 ) also stared as ' Queenie ' in the 1958 film Bell, Book and Candle with Novak, Stewart, Lemmon and Kovacs. Over 66 films from 1925- 1980 and Rolls in the small screen as well....Shine on Elsa, shine on....Aloha
The best ones where all made in the 1930's.
Fritz is awesome in Frankenstein. Also now I kno what it feels like to be god is a underrated quote in my opinion
That was awesome, thanks so much for sharing
Marvel should Bow 🙇♂️ to this Monsters Universe
"I AM DRACULA"...."AND I'M FREAKIN OUT OF HERE......"PHEW...
I always thought the armadillo`s in Dracula were funny and out of place, great old movie though, and it is a shame Bela didn`t make more Dracula movies.
Frankenstein is my favorite monster but Dracula is my favorite movie of that bunch.
Wrong title.This should be named- The Genius of Jack Pierce....
If anyone tries to remake these movies don’t let them go on the big screen !
AMEN AMEN AMEN NOSTROVIA ☦️ TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 🏥🌃❤
Those are Universal 🌏 Monsters are Horror Movies 🎥
This stuff is the best!
Love those clips thank you so much for posting!!!
The mummy
My only gripe with Dracula's introduction was that Lugosi didn't say what Dracula says after seeing Jonathan's (it's Jonathan in the book, Renfield in the movie) off-put reaction to his complimenting the wolves' howling, in the book, he follows up the compliment with "Ah Sir, you city dwellers do not understand the feelings of the hunter"
I wanted a glimpse of the invisible man
But he’s invisible you won’t be able to see him anyway 😂.
They Just Forgot About The Invisible Man,
But Then Again Is He Really a Monster?
I wish these films were more popular in modern day
Spero che Universal rimetta in piedi il dark UNIVERSE ❤❤❤❤
Armadillos??!!
Where's Phantom of the Opera? And Invisible Man? Mr Hyde?
Hyde was not a universal property. It was MGM.
And one could are that neither the Phantom nor the invisible man were "monsters" per se.
The Invisible Man was here you just couldn't see him
🍿Must-see Cinema🍿
I wish they would've also added more Universal Monsters in Ready Player One. Like Dracula, The Mummy, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and Metaluna Mutant.
Great stuff. Love how Larry Talbot is wearing a white undershirt and tan trousers during his transformation but dark pants and a long sleeved, buttoned up shirt when he's the wolfman stalking the cemetery. Did he throw on something less revealing before going on the hunt, lol
More of this, less Fast and Furious. Come on Universal, what happened to making quality classics that make us laugh, cry, and sit at the edge of our seats?!
Dracula should have been first since it was the first film made.
Hey, where's The Invisible Man?!
He was there, you just didn’t see him.
One of many favorite movies
Universal Classic Monsters for ever cool.
Great video, there is one mistake though. The scene of Dracula meeting Renfield is not the first appearance of Dracula in the film. The count had disguised himself as his own coachman, obscuring his face, he's the one that actually drove Renfield to his castle just prior to this meeting. Also, although Dracula and Frankenstein were both released in 1931, Dracula was released first, So it's out of chronological order. I still loved it though...
Good catch on the "coachman".
I wouldn't say his face was obscured in the Bela Lugosi version.
OUT OF MY 54YRS. I'VE SEEN AS MANY OLD HORROR MOVIES WAY 'OLDER THAN ALL MY UNDERWEAR'. THESE MOVIES ARE CLASSIC AND THE NEW UNDERWEAR I'M WEARING.
No invisible man
Truly classic movie clips
Many other studios have attempted to do their own versions of these Universal classics (ie Hammer Films), and IMHO all have failed.
Never noticed when I was a kid that in the transformation scene Lon Chaney, Jr. goes from wearing a white sleeveless undershirt to wearing a dark, long-sleeved button-up shirt. Big gaffe that only took me fifty years to notice. I guess when Talbot transformed into the Wolfman he figured it might be chilly outside, so he threw on a warmer shirt. I also forgot that he sounded like a regular pet dog, too.
Maybe the tee shirt was itching all that hair. Lol.
Wheres The invisible man?
Great movies
NOW I remember where nancy pelosi and hillary are from!
These movies were the carver makers of our nightmares yet with respect they introduced us to our screams.
In the name of god, Now I know how it feels to be god!!
Small connection mistake in the Wolfman. The werewolf quickly pulled a matching shirt over his undershirt before going out the door again ...
The best
No phantom of the opera?
Claude Rains or Lon Chaney Sr.?
@@EntertainmentFan11 lon chaney
👍🏼👍🏼😉👍🏼👍🏼
Hey the Invisible man deserves respect
the only WAY! to finally see these horror classics in color and free fans from this continuous b&w curse is to tell Universal Pictures
to release their dark classic MONSTERS COLLECTION on Blu-Ray disc and DVD. ' IT'S ABOUT TIME '
When Larry Talbot changes into the Wolf Man, he's wearing a wife beater and light colour pants, and when we next see him out on the moors he's wearing a Shirt and Dark coloured pants, Well obviously it's chilly out on those moors, so the Wolf Man stopped to change before he went on the Prowl
Looking for a B&W era horror piece where a scientist tries to morph subjects into (something?) in fume filled tubs. The failed experiments are taken out and thrown into an alligator pool where they are eaten. In the final scene, a morphed subject throws the scientist to the gators, and a female protagonist convinces the morph (also female) to throw herself into the pond by noting how the scientist has rendered her macabre. Please message if you know the movie.
So the Invisible Man was a no show-hmmmmm, wait a minute....
Title is a clickbait. We saw the first appearance of Frankenstein's monster. Not Frankenstein.
It's not clickbait, it's just the typical misunderstanding of the name.
Julie Cobb it’s a joke!
The nerve of those guys!
@@ScottSullivanTV ha ha!
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