Universal Studios is dead...what a shame. www.sciencemonster.net

Feel ROCK's majesty condensed into 10 short minutes.

Frankenstein vs. The Wolfman

The tale of Frankenstein showing the trials and tribulations of the man and his monster from the 1931 classic. Directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff and Colin Clive.

The Orpheum Film Series will present a special laughs-and-scares double-feature for Halloween, featuring both James Whale's original 1931 "FRANKENSTEIN" and Mel Brooks' 1974 send-up, "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN". The fun starts at 7pm on Halloween night, October 31! For more information, visit http://www.wichitaorpheum.com or http://www.myspace.com/orpheumwichita

Part 1 of 2 Frankenstein is a 1910 film made by Edison Studios that was written and directed by J. Searle Dawley. It was the first motion picture adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. The unbilled cast included Augustus Phillips as Dr. Frankenstein, Charles Ogle as the Monster, and Mary Fuller as the doctor's fiancée. Shot in three days, it was filmed at the Edison Studios in the Bronx, New York City. Although some sources credit Thomas Edison as the producer, he in fact played no direct part in the activities of the motion picture company that bore his name. For many years, this film was believed to be a lost film. In 1963, a plot description and stills were discovered published in the March 15, 1910 issue of an old Edison film catalog, The Edison Kinetogram. In the 1950s, a print of this film was purchased by a Wisconsin film collector, Alois F. Dettlaff, who did not realize its rarity until many years later. Its existence was first revealed in the mid-1970s. Although somewhat deteriorated, the film was in viewable condition, complete with titles and tints as seen in 1910. Detalff had a 35 mm preservation copy made by the George Eastman House in the late 1970s. If you would like to learn more about this film, please check out this web page, http://www.filmbuffonline.com/Features/EdisonsFrankenstein1.htm

Boris Karloff stars as the monster created by Dr.Frankenstein with background music provided by the Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein".

Sure you've heard plenty about those two guys running for president, but have you been following the Dracula and Frankenstein campaigns? In this funny Halloween eCard attack ad, Frankenstein makes his policies clear as he lobbies for your vote this upcoming spooky election season. Wish your friends a partisan Halloween with a JibJab Sendables eCard that is strongly pro-Frankenstein. This funny eCard will stake those darned Dracula supporters once and for all!

Recorded from AMC's backstory series in 2001.

Alice Cooper Feed My Frankenstein

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Edgar Winter: Frankenstein at Love Ride 23 Bike meet, Glendale, Calif., November 12, 2006

Twentieth Century Fox mch1b3 http://zoomtec.blogspot.com

Another modern themed fan-made trailer by me, to one of the greatest Universal Horror Icon's ever, James Whales 'Frankenstein'.

THIS IS A MOVIE I CREATED ABOUT THE BLOCKBUSTER FLOP 'MARY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN' A FANTASTIC MOVIE THAT DESERVES MORE RECOGNITION. BUT DONT' FORGET THE MAIN THEMES OF THE GRIZZLY TALE... PASSION... OBSESSION... AND HORROR!

Bride of Frankenstein

Edgar Winter band rocking it with Frankenstein on the Old Grey Whistle Test, a BBC music program that is sadly no more. With a very funny comment from "Whispering" Bob Harris at the end.

Lupu ululà... Lupu Ululà??? e Castello ululì... UN CLASSICO DEL CINEMA!!! :-D

EVH on the making of his new Frankenstein replica guitar

The debut single from LA's Willoughby, co-written by Gus Seyffert and his close friend Benji Hughes, the song is somewhat of a companion piece to Benji's song Mummy, from his forthcoming album, A Love Extreme. Stereogum said, "Willoughby is the project of Los Angeles' Gus Seyffert, who recorded and produced his debut album I Know What You're Up To largely on his own. Sonically, he said he "wanted to capture the organic, analog sound of all the great records I love -- by people like Harry Nilsson, Sparklehorse, the Zombies and Chet Baker." You can sorta get a bit of Baker's soft vocal tones and some of that Nilsson strumming (and facial hair) in "Frankenstein." We were told the song is "a love letter from Frankenstein to Frankenstein's monster."" Directed by Manny Marquez for Streelight Films DoP/Editor: Randy Wedick

Scene tratte dal film "Frankenstein junior" (1974) di Mel Brooks ed interpretate da Marty Feldman (Igor). Trama: Il giovane medico e celebre professore universitario Frederick Frankenstin (Gene Wilder), nipote del tristemente famoso Barone Viktor von Frankenstein, eredita dal nonno il castello della famiglia in Transilvania. Frederick ha modificato il cognome, da Frankenstein a Frankenstin per distiguersi dal nonno, del quale rigetta le, crede lui, assurde teorie mediche. Nonostante un forte scetticismo e il disprezzo per gli esperimenti di suo nonno, Frederick si reca in Romania, dove incontra l'imprevedibile aiutante gobbo Igor (Marty Feldman, in una delle sue più celebri e riuscite interpretazioni), la procace assistente Inga (Teri Garr) e la misteriosa Frau Blücher (Cloris Leachman): quest'ultima, che si scopre esser stata l'amante del nonno, con un sotterfugio farà ritrovare a Frederick il laboratorio e gli appunti del barone: Frederick, ricredendosi sulle idee del nonno, creerà a sua volta un mostro (Peter Boyle). Per un errore di Igor però la situazione diventa incontrollabile, perché alla creatura viene impiantato un cervello ab-norme invece di quello di uno "scienziato e santo" (sic). In seguito a varie peripezie il mostro fugge dal castello; quindi incontra una bambina con cui interagisce; un cieco (interpretato da un irriconoscibile Gene Hackman) con il quale cerca di mangiare, senza riuscirci, ma facendo divertire molto il pubblico con alcune gag. Alla fine Frederick riesce a recuperarlo e cerca di dargli un'educazione civile, con risultati scarsissimi ma decisamente comici. Ad una seconda fuga segue un altro recupero e un'ardita operazione di "travaso" della personalità dal creatore alla sua creatura per farla diventare il più possibile normale: stavolta tutto fila "quasi" liscio e il professore riesce a scambiare metà delle proprie facoltà intellettive col mostro. Il film termina con la cessata minaccia - nei confronti degli abitanti della zona - da parte della creatura e con due felici storie d'amore, quella del giovane Frankenstein e quella dell'entità da lui creata, ormai totalmente ricondotta alle regole del vivere civile.

Igor's first memorable scene hope you like it.

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Performed May 22, 2008 - Roanoke VA USA @ Festival in the Park www.EventZone.org