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Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection (The Invisible Man/Invisible Man Returns/Invisible Agent/Invisible ...

28 reviews
Virginia Bruce, John Barrymore

Universal Studios, 2004

The Invisable Man - The Legacy Collection
Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection (The Invisible Man/Invisible Man Returns/Invisible Agent/Invisible Woman/Invisible Man's Revenge) This set is excellent,love the old time "Corny" horror movies.They are good for us ole timers to watch.None of the "Blood and Guts" they put in the current movies.Buy "The Legacy Collection(s)",and ...

Dracula - The Legacy Collection (Dracula / Dracula (1931 Spanish Version) / Dracula's Daughter / Son of ...

73 reviews
Bela Lugosi, Sheila Manners

Universal Studios, 2004

A Whole Lot of Bang (and Bite) for Your Buck
It's easy to view Universal's Legacy Collection series as nothing more than an effort to repackage an old product by adding on lousy sequels that no one would want to buy anyway. I'm very pleased to say that this is absolutely not the case with the Dracula Legacy collection. There's a tremendous amount of wealth contained within this little two disc volume. To begin with, I'm very impressed ...

The Wolf Man - The Legacy Collection (The Wolf Man / Werewolf of London / Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man / ...

44 reviews
Ilona Massey, Patric Knowles

Universal Studios, 2004

Universal's Wolfman-The Monster Everbody Loved
Universal's Wolf Man is one of the three classic horrors from that great movie studio. Although few people consider Lon Chaney Jr. a superior actor, he himself used to boast "The Wolf Man was my baby". As for me I always considered the Wolf Man my personal favorite. Dracula, Frankenstein and the Wolf Man are almost universally admired as the original films of the classic horror series. From ...

American Graffiti (Collector's Edition)

158 reviews
Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard

Universal Studios, 1998

Happy Days
American Graffitti, released in 1974, takes place near Modesto California where George Lucas (the films director and co-writer) spent his high school years. One of Lucas's stated purposes in making this film was to document the practice of "cruising." For those of us that didn't grow up in that era cruising basically consists of driving around town all night looking for something to do. A ...

The Mummy - The Legacy Collection (The Mummy/Mummy's Hand/Mummy's Tomb/Mummy's Ghost/Mummy's Curse)

46 reviews
Lon Chaney Jr., Peter Coe (III)

Universal Studios, 2004

The Mummy - The Legacy Collection
Great set! If you enjoy the old Universal horror classics then you will enjoy this. The Mummy has excellent mood and atmosphere. The sequels are a bit dated, still great fun though.

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

115 reviews
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello

Universal Studios, 2000

Another Universal classic!
I enjoyed the movie, again, and the special features, which I hadn't seen before. While a comedy, as best I can remember, this was the last movie to feature the classic monsters with traditional actors playing them.

Frankenstein - The Legacy Collection (Frankenstein / Bride of / Son of / Ghost of / House of)

95 reviews
Pauline Moore, Edward Van Sloan

Universal Studios, 2004

The best value of the Legacy Horror sets
This legacy set is the best way to own "Frankenstein". There is commentary on both this film and the equally renowned "Bride of Frankenstein". If you get the 75th anniversary edition, you don't have that great sequel. Although Frankenstein was full of the existential doubts that were common in precode horror, Karloff gave the monster a kind of pathos that you can't imagine any other actor giving ...

Hammer Horror Series (Brides of Dracula / Curse of the Werewolf / Phantom of the Opera (1962) / Paranoiac / ...

95 reviews
Clifford Evans, Edward de Souza

Universal Studios, 2005

Excellent !
This Hammer horror collection is a masterpiece. In particular, "The phantom of the opera", a so serious British version for this French classic novel.

Creature from the Black Lagoon - The Legacy Collection (Creature from the Black Lagoon / Revenge of the ...

79 reviews
John Agar, Lori Nelson

Universal Studios, 2004

Watch Out for Those Black Lagoon Creatures!
These movies can be very fun. I enjoy them, especially the first one. Mainly a creature is captured by man, abused and then tries to run off with the beautiful girl before being killed. Then in sequels, the story repeats itself again with another cast and girl. The pictures look great and it is really nice. I read from one reviewer that these pictures weren't done in the red and blue 3-D but ...

The Monster Squad (Two-Disc 20th Anniversary Edition)

296 reviews
Andre Gower, Robby Kiger

Lions Gate, 2007

Classic Spooks For The Season
This classic monster movie from the 1980's blends the best of the monster movie villains to delight and scare those who may be afraid of the dark. I would recommend this movie for anyone who likes horror/comedy/cult classic films like the Goonies.

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man / House of Frankenstein

18 reviews
Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr.

Universal Studios, 2007

Some details and positive comments for 'House of Frankenstein'
I just wanted to drop in here and express my sincere enthusiasm for "House of Frankenstein," which is one of the two films on this DVD. Director Erle (not a typo!) C. Kenton went all out on this 1944 black-and-white film to present a Frankenstein movie which all horror fans could embrace, regardless of their preference for a particular monster. Here, we get Dracula (John Carradine), Lawrence ...

Dracula (75th Anniversary Edition) (Universal Legacy Series)

204 reviews
Bela Lugosi

Universal Studios, 2006

The blood is the life
Back in 1931, the gloves came off. American cinema firmly grasps full-fledged horror and all the shadows that surround it. This is such a beautifully shot B&W classic that paved the way for the genre. Watch The Count glide with commanding grace during his nocturnal exploits. Dark, spellbinding, and terrifying, Director Tod Browning does a masterful job. No graphic horror shots or cheap ...

The Wolf Man

71 reviews
Claude Rains, Warren William

Universal Studios, 1999

Call me Winston
Another classic from the Monster collection, The Wolf Man is almost as great as the immortal Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Mummy. Lon Chaney is perfect as the hairy beast. Lycanthropy(werewolfism)--a disease of the mind where humans imagine they are a wolf man. Well, the danger here is much more than just mental. This old B&W captures a gloomy dreamlike atmosphere accompanied with a ...

Creature From the Black Lagoon

76 reviews
Richard Carlson, Julie Adams

Universal Studios, 2007

MY FIRST MONSTER FILM.
This was my first "monster" film. I can remember the stir that it caused when it was first released and remember that my mother would not allow me to attend. Now telling an ten year old boy that there is "forbidden fruit" at the local cinema, and telling him that there was no way he was going to attend, is a pretty sure fire way of getting that kid in the theater, one way or another. Yup, I ...

The Bride of Frankenstein

108 reviews
Boris Karloff, Colin Clive

Universal Studios, 1999

Domestic dispute: Bride vs. Frankenstein
Can a sequel outdo the original? Audiences, critics, and (more importantly) many of my friends seem to think so. And they all have a solid case. The Bride of Frankenstein is a remarkable continuation of the previous masterpiece. It opens with a haunting murder scene. The visual setup is completely electrifying. Karloff still has his commanding presence. The entire cast does an ...

Frankenstein (75th Anniversary Edition) (Universal Legacy Series)

122 reviews
Colin Clive, Mae Clarke

Universal Studios, 2006

Innocence and sensitivity have no place in this world
Classic story of the mad scientist and the monster that stole his last name. Bela Lugosi turned this role down because it contained no lines. Lucky for Karloff, who beautifully conveyed the part with an engaging sensitivity while maintaining an ultimate level of mystery. The creature's silence only adds to the horror of what man is capable of. The two scenes forever emblazoned in the annals ...

The Bela Lugosi Collection (Murders in the Rue Morgue / The Black Cat / The Raven / The Invisible Ray / Black ...

51 reviews
Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi

Universal Studios, 2005

Some details and positive comments on "The Invisible Ray"
I just wanted to drop in here and voice my profound enthusiasm for "The Invisible Ray" (1936), which is perhaps the most obscure film of the entire package, and which stars both Boris Karloff (as Dr. Janos Rukh) and Bela Lugosi (as Dr. Felix Benet). This one is an actual treasure among B-films -- it's a sci-fi, jungle movie, murder mystery all in one! And you'll never see either Karloff or ...

Monster Bash Fun Pack (Alvin And The Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein / Alvin And The chipmunks Meet The Wolfman / ...

12 reviews
Ross Bagdasarian Jr., Janice Karman

Universal Studios, 2004

Lots of fun
Ok, for those parents out there who want their kids to see what Alvin and The Chipmunks were BEFORE the new movie, this dvd is a must. It's full of fun videos sure to please young and old alike. In our house, it's hard to say who likes it more, the man or the kids. hahahaha

Deranged/Motel Hell (Midnite Movies Double Feature)

45 reviews
Roberts Blossom, Cosette Lee

MGM (Video & DVD), 2002

Two Good Horror Movies
Deranged was the only film i hadnt seen yet based on Ed Gein and I have to say i was pleasantly suprised. Made in 1974, it takes a different approach to the other films using a narrator to offer his two cents during the film. I know the story well by now but I was satisfied with the acting and found it to be a decent horror film based on the atrocities of Ed Gein. It stands out amongst the ...

The Mummy (Universal Legacy Series)

74 reviews
Boris Karloff, Zita Johann

Universal Studios, 2008

A Doomed Love Story With Horrific Overtones...
...has always been my take on THE MUMMY even when I first saw it as a child. I was fascinated by the Karloff character in the beginning and then felt sorry for him when I realized that he did it all for love. His hypnotic powers were awesome especially the shots of his eyes glowing in their blackened eye sockets. The power of the scarab ring to bring death and the pool of dry ice created lasting ...