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The tale of Frankenstein showing the trials and tribulations of the man and his monster from the 1931 classic. Directed ...

Back in October of'65 ABC's Shindig! broadcast their Halloween episode and showed a clip of the Monster Mash performed b...

The most classic line in horror movie history. I added music to it from "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)", because I coul...

From a comedy horror movie - Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953)

From the Official Jack Pierce DVD, this is the excerpt from the November 20, 1957 episode of THIS IS YOUR LIFE featuring...

In October, 1965, Boris Karloff co-starred with Ted Cassidy on a Halloween special of ABC's Shindig! They originally per...

A tribute to my three favorite villains! Clips from each of the actors' films put to Three Days Grace's "Animal I've Bec...

Listen to the interview on www.iconsradio.com "Sure, I remember Boris Karloff. He was the monster in Frankenstein." Well...

about Alessandro Cagliostro and wrote a nine-page treatment entitled Cagliostro. The story, set in San Francisco, was ab...

Out of Print! The "Wurdulak" segment of the horror anthology BLACK SABBATH, released by American International in 1963, ...

The People's Museum

Sport Williams (Karloff) enters Nick's (Robinson's) barbershop to join in on the gambling. Sport puts down a $100 bill, ...

As the master of classic tributes, i give you a tribute to the master of classic horror. November Tribute.

In October, 1965, Boris Karloff co-starred with Ted Cassidy on a Halloween special of ABC's Shindig! They originally per...

My favorite actor. The man behind the Frankenstein monster, the mummy, and countless more.

Clip from "The Strange Door." This scene amuses me to no end.

Scene from "Wild Wild Spook House (aka. You'll Find Out)" in which the menacing three brandish guns at a spooky party.

Boris Karloff seen in one of his last great roles as a psychiatrist who has found a method (including some very 60's loo...

Boris Karloff steals the show in Douglas Sirk's 1947 film, LURED.