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It's that time of year folks! When we look back at last years best horror films and leave you with a list of fantastic films you can...
Showing posts with label The Curse of Frankenstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Curse of Frankenstein. Show all posts
Sunday, May 20, 2018
Creepercast Presents Behind the Scenes of Our Favorite Horror Films with 'The Curse of Frankenstein' (1957)
Lee has joked in interviews that when making this film, people used to avoid him on the set because he looked so disgusting in his Creature make-up. Lee has also told stories of how on those few occasions he was on the set without his make-up, no one knew who he was. “Oh, you’re the guy playing the Creature? Didn’t recognize you without your monster face on.”
Creepercast Presents Behind the Scenes of Our Favorite Horror Films with a picture or video capturing a behind the scenes moment of the most iconic horror films complete with trivia information.
Saturday, May 19, 2018
Creepercast Presents a Horror Moment from 'The Curse of Frankenstein' (1957)
Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a video from an iconic film.
Friday, May 18, 2018
Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from 'The Curse of Frankenstein' (1957)
"Look, I admit. He isn’t a particularly good-looking specimen at present but don’t forget: one’s facial character is built up on what lies behind it— in the brain. A benevolent mind and the face assumes the pattern of benevolence. An evil mind, and an evil face. For this the brain of a genius will be used. And when that brain starts to function within the frame the facial features will assume wisdom and understanding."
Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.
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