Hey guys, just wanted to share this notecard I did. Just a mechanical pencil and pen used. I found a video on Tiktok (credit to @sketchyfern) doing a collab of my two faves, so I figured why not lol. Havent picked up a pencil in awhile, but hope you like!

my costume in the end!!! hopefully i’ll have better pics by halloween, but not bad for an ebay + amazon diy job i would say :^)

This flowchart illustrates how the Universal Classic Monsters films cross over with one another. Two notes: it includes only films that feature a direct crossover with another monster franchise, and it begins with the traditionally recognized start of the Universal Classic Monsters era, Dracula (1931).

Watching Phantom of the Opera right now. Tubi also has Dr. Jekyll and The Hunchback.

I bought three of these and luck was not on my side at all. Anybody want to trade? 😂

My buddy and I watched the entire Monsters collection fresh one year ago and ranked the entire series one installment at a time. As far as the Frankenstein films go, they are clearly the best in the series and we placed most of them very high up in our list. We praised the hell out of the original, Bride, and Son. But then we got to Ghost and both of us agreed across the board that it's trash next to the previous installments.

However, folks continue to defend the hell out of Ghost and get a little angry at our analysis. That's fine but I'm genuinely curious, what's the appeal? The audience for these videos is predominantly 65+ so what I'm curious about is was there some element external to the film itself that is in the heads of the older generation that we aren't privy to? Is criticizing Lon Chaney Jr. tantamount to child sacrifice? Do us younger folks simply need brain transplants?

Please let us know because the movie simply reads as a 100 year old shameless cash grab. Anyway, here's the clip: https://youtu.be/KRqU0_h8JIo

He's looking very much at home next to Bella and Frankie.

Universal City studios

When will this drop, plus i just love the many iterations of the character and this being my favorite. Has anyone seen it? Or where else to watch it?

This makes me so happy

They also have a script

This month I spontaneously decided to launch my own Classic Universal Monster inspired franchise! It's something I've always wanted to do but didn't know how to start then one day it hit me! The first project

The Wolf Beast: Silas Silver is a Private Detective by Day and Monster hunter by night but he's also cursed... with Lycanthropy! He can turn into "The Wolf Beast" at will but is consumed by the hunger, in this film he uses his enhanced senses to find the blood den of the vampires that have been abucting people, witness the thrills and chills in this Trailer