Universal Horror trailers 1930s - 1950s

Frankenstein was banned in some parts of Usa

Is "werewolvery" a real word??!! just sayin'

30s: White Zombie, The Old Dark House, Island of Lost Souls, and The Bat Whispers

40s: The Uninvited

50s: The Night of the Hunter

i miss mango man 😞

They don’t make monster movies like they use to these days.

Where is The Invisible Woman?

fabulous. thanks very much.

Universal Classic Monsters are for ever cool, Happy 🎃 Halloween .

I never understood why Dracula’s Daughter has never been fully recognized as a Universal Horror icon in the same way as the Bride of Frankenstein. Dracula’s Daughter was very cunning, and she was more dangerous a monster than the Bride ever was.

Stunning classics all, Universal Classic Monsters (1931-1956) famously began with Dracula 1931, and Frankenstein (1931) and the studio branded them as such, it introduced a new way of film making, and the first few talking pictures to the audience, the audiences were enthralled and rightly so. And in 1931, most of the public had only the radio for entertainment, what a great way to introduce film to them. Absolute classics and far superior to many of today's movies and horror productions, because they relied on suspense primarily. Who can forget the introduction of Dracula, The mummy, The Wolfman or Frankenstein.

Can you change the aspect ratio? Thanks!

greetings from argentine!!!!! saludos de argentina!!!!!

You forgot The Monolith Monsters, The Land Unknown and Tarantula!

Nice...

What was the first horror movie you ever saw and what year was it? Mine was the silent version of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," on TV around 1959.

Which are your favorites? Mine is "The Invisible Man" because of Claude Rains' performance. "Return of the Invisible Man" also holds up very well. And of course, "Bride of Frankenstein." And the music in many of these is incredible!

people ho casts this films are all dead by now thats for sure.

You don't get movies like this anymore:( The best of the best!!! And back when Hollywood was worth a shit!!!!!!

NEW Universal terror: Frankenstein's neighbor's brother in law's cousin! The horror strikes again with bone-chilling REVENGE...

hopefully the dark universe reveals every monster first look

The original cinematic universe.

I am a big Universal fan. Thank you for presenting this.

I am a big Universal fan. Thank you for presenting this.

A big Universal fan. Thank you so much for this.

A big Universal fan. Thank you so much for this.

A big Universal fan. Thank you so much for this.

Pretty thorough, but where is “Phantom” from 1943 starring Claude Rains?!?

Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite!

Thank you posting this! Made my day xo

I love those old Universal horror trailers