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Thinking about her (bride of Frankenstein) again
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On set of THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935): director James Whale with Colin Clive, Elsa Lanchester, Ernest Thesiger, and a dummy of the Monster
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- Don Ivan Punchatz (1936 – 2009)
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The Wolf Man (1941) dir. George Waggner
“Go ahead and shoot, before he bites you!”
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Werewolf History Project- Early Film
a bit of a jump to part 3!
Curiously, werewolf mythos does not have a consistent history of “rules” and origins like the similar figure of the vampire does. Most of what constitutes modern understanding of werewolf stories comes quite recently through early film in the 1920’s through the 40’s. Of course the most notable is Universal Pictures The Wolf Man (1941), which brought many werewolf attributes into popular knowledge. However, an earlier film, Werewolf of London (1935) was the origin of lycanthropy being transferred through biting!
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larry and friends :•3
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Boris Karloff and Colin Clive in Frankenstein (1931)
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Boris Karloff in Frankenstein (1931)
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Having figures of my favorite Draculas in the same scale made by the same company is a real dream come true.
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Bride of Frankenstein
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Frankenstein model kit lenticular postcard - Aurora (c. 1964)
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Universal Monsters Frankenstein Cover Art
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Frankenstein Halloween bucket- 1960's
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John Bromfield June 11, 1922 - September 18, 2005 (with Ben Chapman in REVENGE OF THE CREATURE
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Bride of Frankenstein by Mike Mignola