A pretty good morning paddle today with some chill people

A Karloff thirsty for eternity, a cursed gem, and vengeance rising from the grave. British Gothic has never been so dark. Have you ever seen The Ghoul (1933)? #BorisKarloff #TheGhoul #ClassicHorror #GothicCinema #VintageHorror #Horror30s #Gothic #HorrorMovie #HorrorFilm

I feel like Shawn Ashburn is one of the best, most underutilized actors in Hollywood

"It's about learning how to implement processes to find answers." 📖Mathematical Thinking; "Why Everyone Should Study Math" - by Howard Karloff.

#Bales2025FilmChallenge Oct 1...fav Frankenstein Can't be beaten, even by the Bride, Rathbone, Karloff, Lugosi playing the slimy Ygor and a wonderfully pompous Atwill as the police chief... no wonder there are so many call backs to it in Young Frankenstein. Son of Frankenstein.

Frankenstein's Monster(s) The first two in a series, Karloff and how I imagined the big guy

7 horror film legends... Chaney Jr, Cushing, Lugosi, Karloff, Lee, Price and Chaney Sr!

2/ Yet in Karloff's return to the franchise, he does not play the Monster, but Dr. Gustav Niemann, a vengeful scientist obsessed with carrying on Frankenstein’s legacy (at the deceased doctor’s titular house) in order to seek revenge against his own enemies. #31DaysOfHalloween

Boris Karloff in Frankenstein (1931)

Son of Frankenstein (1939) Lugosi Karloff Rathbone

4/ Originally, Lugosi even had dialogue as Ygor-in-the-Monster. But test audiences, who only remembered the Monster as a mute brute from Karloff’s 1931 performance, were confused. Universal cut the lines, and that footage is now lost. #31DaysOfHalloween #spookytober

8/ Uneven as it is, House of Frankenstein is fascinating as a glimpse into Dracula's future in pop culture and Karloff’s towering return. Funnily, Karloff gets his revenge for being robbed of Shelley's sophistication in the prior films. Just not as the Monster! #31DaysOfHalloween

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Gaze upon this electrifying closeup of Basil Gogos' masterful painting from the cover of Famous Monsters of Filmland #112 (December 1974), capturing Boris Karloff's Frankenstein Monster and Elsa Lanchester's Bride in a rare tender moment from the 1935 classic 'Bride of

It’s ALIVE! My finished portrait of Boris Karloff. Charcoal on paper 12 x 16” 2025. ✅Available for purchase: https://t.co/qRRYWTbmHr Boris Karloff, one of the greatest legends of classic horror, rose to fame with his unforgettable role as Frankenstein’s monster in 1931 and

Boris Karloff & Jack Nicholson in The Terror (1963)

here is a depiction of Adam by Lynd Kendall Ward from 1934, shortly after the first Frankenstein film with Karloff and a year before Bride of Frankenstein. the second two were made for the New York addition of the book

Boris Karloff as Mr. Hyde in Abbot and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1953.

A collect of random photos from today