Edward Van Sloan, Bela Lugosi and Herbert Bunston (not pictured) were the only actors from the original 1927 Broadway production of Dracula to repeat their roles in the film. 

Bela Lugosi as Dracula (1931)

Realart rerelease poster for Son Of Dracula (1943)

Italian poster for House Of Dracula (1945)

Onslow Stevens, Martha O’Driscoll, and John Carradine in House Of Dracula (1945)

1960’s reissue poster for The Invisible Man (1932)

Danish poster for The Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)

monsterman:

The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)

Herald for The Wolf Man (1941)

beautyandterrordance:

Lon Chaney Jr. & Moose.

While working at Universal Studios in the 1940’s, Lon Chaney Jr. befriended a German Shepherd named Moose. The dog performed in several Universal movies including playing the “wolf” that bit Lon in The Wolf Man (1941). Moose could always recognize Lon, regardless of the make-up he was wearing. Sadly, the friendship ended when Moose was run over by a studio truck during the filming of COBRA WOMAN in 1944.

hellooblivion:

Stopping by the post office tomorrow after work to drop off some orders, take a peek at what I’ve got for sale! Hoping to make some new things to list soon so if anyone wants custom items let me know :)

sabrinaparolin:

Finished the third of my creature-feature embroideries, The Wolf Man!

arcaneimages:

Break time. Via William Forsche 

beautyandterrordance:

Boris Karloff as Imhotep, in The Mummy.

The flashback scenes in ancient Egypt were designed to resemble a silent film, with no dialog, exaggerated make-up and gestures, and a faster camera speed, to suggest the great antiquity of the events portrayed. (via)