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Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man – An American Classic 65 Years Later

Kerry BlackKerry BlackApril 1, 2016

H.G. Well’s 1897 masterful tale of madness and scientific advancement, The Invisible Man, found a comedic interpretation in March of 1951 when the film Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man hit theaters. Coming eighteen years after the release of Universal’s 1933 hit The Invisible Man, Abbott ... Read More

Dracula – Still Hypnotizing Audiences 85 Years Later

Jason RhodeJason RhodeFebruary 25, 2016

Back in 1922, the first iteration of the character of Dracula was envisioned in the film Nosferatu, but the Film Arts Guild could not get a hold of the rights of Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula, in order to use the namesake. It was not until nine ... Read More

The Bride of Frankenstein Turns 80 years Old

Jason RhodeJason RhodeApril 24, 2015

The honeymoon is still going strong for Universal Pictures’ The Bride of Frankenstein, celebrating its eightieth anniversary on April 22, 2015. After the massive success of 1931’s Frankenstein, Universal Studios brought back the original Frankenstein producer Carl Laemmle Jr. and director James Whale to pick up the story of their last film. Interestingly, ... Read More

Lucy (Movie Review)

Robyn AndrewRobyn AndrewNovember 26, 2014

Lucy is the first woman to have evolved from the primordial soup. In evolutionary terms of species on Earth, as humans, we still only use ten percent of our brain capacity, while a dolphin uses twelve percent and has evolved a sonar system that is ... Read More

As Above, So Below (Movie Review)

Robyn AndrewRobyn AndrewNovember 25, 2014

As Above, So Below is the latest Horror movie to be released by Universal Studios and Legendary Pictures on August 29th, 2014 in the United States. Written by Drew Dowdle (Quarantine 2008, Devil 2010) and John Erick Dowdle (Quarantine 2008, Devil 2010) who also directed, As ... Read More

Universal Pictures

Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man – An American Classic 65 Years Later

Dracula – Still Hypnotizing Audiences 85 Years Later

The Bride of Frankenstein Turns 80 years Old

Lucy (Movie Review)

As Above, So Below (Movie Review)

Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man – An American Classic 65 Years Later

Dracula – Still Hypnotizing Audiences 85 Years Later

The Bride of Frankenstein Turns 80 years Old

Lucy (Movie Review)

As Above, So Below (Movie Review)

This Week in Horror Movie History – The Bride (1985)

This Week In Horror Movie History – A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989)

This Week In Horror History – Phantasm: OblIVion (1998)

Developing Artist Showcase – I Hate Heroes

Developing Artist Showcase – Nao Yoshioka

Developing Artist Showcase – The Dales

Interview – Luke Hemsworth

Interview – Dimitri Logothetis

Interview – Jade Pettyjohn

The Doors – 1967-1971 (6-LP High Fidelity Box Set Review)

Mötley Crüe – Dr. Feelgood (35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Review)

Alien: Romulus – Original Soundtrack (Limited Edition Vinyl Review)