This list of 25 covers the best Universal monster movies of the studio’s classic era, from well-known hits to oft-overlooked gems. 1. Bride of Frankenstein (1935) ...

The movie's eerie Gothic wintry setting was perfect for the holiday season, and it showed a trend towards electrifying new ...

Lumière’s Classic Film Market Discusses Universal’s Latest Restorations, ‘The Name of the Rose,’ Use of AI, and Targeting Young Cinephiles ...

The Lumière Film Festival's International Classic Film Market (MIFC) marks its 12th edition with a wide-ranging program that examines the latest restorations from NBCUniversal and leading French ...

Classic Monsters Collection The studio has brought together a monster box set (pun intended) assembling the movies of their early screen incarnations of Frankenstein’s creature, Dracula, the ...

As far as the films themselves go, the Universal Classic Monsters Limited Edition 4K Collection does a great job selecting some of the very best that the iconic film studio has to offer.

Feature Commentary with Film Historian Tom Weaver. Universal Classic Monsters: Icons of Horror Collection Volume 2 is available to own October 11 from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.

Two premium Blu-ray collections featuring classic horror flicks like Dracula and Frankenstein are seeing big price cuts for ...

Prime Video has gone especially hard on classic Universal Monster movies this month (there’s plenty more to come on this list), but one of the most revered flicks in this collection of legendary ...

This classic Universal Monster movie provided the template for several werewolf movies since its premiere. Not everything has aged well, considering it’s a movie from the 1940s.

The Lumiere Festival’s Classic Film Market also explores the impact of Jean-Jacques Annaud’s 'The Name of the Rose' and the growing role of AI.