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Why the Universal Monsters still deserve a cinematic Dark Universe
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Why the Universal Monsters still deserve a cinematic Dark Universe
Universal’s posse of freaks had it all: great costume design, scary moments, and performances cranked all the way to eleven. That’s why love for the Universal Monsters still endures. That classic era, running from the 1920s to the 1950s, really covered the full spectrum of tone and genre – from genuine tragedy, like The Wolf Man or The Phantom Of The Opera, to the flat-out bizarre, with Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein or Invisible Agent (a…
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