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I just got around to watching the video. It's the bride AND vampires???
Yup so the Brides of Dracula are attacking. It's an intense and amazing house. One of my favorite facades too.
I just got around to watching the video. It's the bride AND vampires???
I just got around to watching the video. It's the bride AND vampires???
Yup so the Brides of Dracula are attacking. It's an intense and amazing house. One of my favorite facades too.
I just got around to watching the video. It's the bride AND vampires???
Just watch them all, of course, but those three will start you off.For those that have seen it, what movies/tv shows would you recommend viewing before going through this house?
I expect Frankenstein, Dracula & Bride of Frankenstein but does it pull from any of their sequels as well?
Just watch them all, of course, but those three will start you off.
Depends on how deep you go.Ya know, that is definitely my intention. Just finished the entirety of the TCM franchise.
None of these UM movies can be as bad as half of those ... right?!
Ya know, that is definitely my intention. Just finished the entirety of the TCM franchise.
None of these UM movies can be as bad as half of those ... right?!
Most of the Monsters sequels are not good. Bride of Frankenstein is the real exception, though (in my opinion) the Creature from the Black Lagoon sequels are solid, Dracula's Daughter is mesmerizing, and Invisible Agent is an engaging spin-off (albeit with some unfortunate yellowface). Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein is entertaining and notable because it features the only other major appearance of Lugosi's Dracula, plus it's a mash-up of three of the biggest monsters.
If you want a great Classic Monsters education, I would recommend sticking with the initial entries plus Bride and Abbott & the Costello Meet Frankenstein. You can skip the Claude Rains Phantom, too, unless you're a completist.
Speaking of, do you guys think we start to expect a monsters house every year?Never commented on this but: Man am I excited to go through this house properly. Even with the plexiglass limitations, this was such a great house. It was a very pleasant surprise considering this was looking to be my least-anticipated.
I'm also very interested to see where the Monsters story goes from here.
Since the house ends with Frankenstein's Monster being successfully resurrected, it'll continue with the Bride of Dracula bringing Dracula back for some revenge?
I wouldn't have a problem with that if so...Speaking of, do you guys think we start to expect a monsters house every year?
If the houses continue to be great, then no issue at all.Speaking of, do you guys think we start to expect a monsters house every year?
Speaking of, do you guys think we start to expect a monsters house every year?
Correct. All the monsters but the two Brides perish in the collapse.UCM (2019) and The Bride Lives are connected right?
Is it implied that at the end of UCM that Frank destroys the castle which picks up at the beginning of this house right? The pieces are there I can feel it, but I am failing to put them together correctly. Do all of the monsters die from the blast except the Bride? I only thought one of the monsters that were not a part of the key cast of the house was referenced?
Someone help my head here.