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We lost most of our cinema heroes years ago … horror icons like Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. When we view one of their films on a dark and stormy night, it feels like we are visiting old friends. They transport us to lands long forgotten, dark worlds of a macabre age. Vampires and men brought back from the dead. Films like Frankenstein (1931) and Dracula (1931) have continued to frighten and stir our imaginations for nearly a century now … t...

A&C, meet Frankenstein is in production and there's strange doings afoot at Universal: a phantom arsonist and an escaped Nazi scientist are on the loose and will kill to keep their secrets. Karloff and Rathbone are keeping a secret from Lugosi, and he doesn't like it one bit! Lugosi enlists the aid of Lou Costello as his Watson. They soon cross paths with wolf man Lon Chaney, Jr., monster man Glenn Strange, and mysterious beauty Lenore Auber. ...

It is 1938 and there is murder afoot on the set of Son of Frankenstein Boris Karloff has been framed for murder! He joins forces with Basil Rathbone, in full Sherlockian mode, and a gleeful Bela Lugosi. It s a case of the legends of horror meet the three stooges as our daring heroes search for a missing movie mogul and end up crossing swords with the Hollywood Mob.

Funerals, for most of us the trappings of the funeral parlor andthe finality of the cemetery commemorates the end, but for anactor like Armand Tesla, who was best remembered for his vampireroles, a funeral is only the beginning. Armand Tesla was tobe buried in his vampire costume, but obviously the aged star ofstage and screen horror was not yet ready to ring down the finalcurtain. No, it would not be nearly so easy to bury such a restlesscorp...

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