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5.0 out of 5 stars
A look into the best of the Universal Monster rallies.,
This review is from: House of Dracula (Universal Filmscript Series - Classic Horror, Vol 16) (Universal Filmscripts Series: Classic Horror Films) (Paperback)
Produced near the end of the Classic Horror era (and near the end of World War II), HOUSE OF DRACULA provides an entertaining storyline populated by the top three Universal Monsters: Count Dracula, the Wolf Man, and the Frankenstein Monster, in their last all-out horror venture before co-starring with Abbott and Costello for their final film appearances.
Within this thoroughly-researched filmbook lies an informative production background, a comprehensive look at the script's evolution (including a shot--but deleted--scene of the doctor healing a youthful patient), a wonderful narrative synopsis by film historian Gregory Mank, an introduction by star John Carradine, an exclusive interview with star Jane Adams, and much much more. A nice addition to anyone's collection of Classic Horror memorabilia, the HOUSE OF DRACULA filmbook, like the movie itself, has something for just about everyone. Scary fun! |
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House of Dracula (Universal Filmscript Series - Classic Horror, Vol 16) (Universal Filmscripts Series: Classic Horror Films) by Philip J. Riley (Paperback - Mar. 1993)
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