The Bride of Frankenstein 1935

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The Bride of Frankenstein 1935
You'll be disappointed to know that on October 1st, we'll start a new Scream-Along series (located here) where a few chapters from a penny dreadful will be posted each week so that we can all scream together. I could tell you that I thought long and hard about this, but I didn't. I just decided we'd go with something that I've never read through and have been dying to get a taste of. I bet many of you haven't gotten through to the very end either!
The first in this series will be... bone roll please...
Varney the Vampire!
The few of you that can read and don't just come here for the free food and seances, probably already know who/what Varney the Vampire is. But here's a brief underview:
Varney the Vampire was a serialized Gothic horror story originally published in 'penny dreadfuls' from 1845-1847 and then in book form upon completion. It's writers are attributed as James Malcolm Rymer and Thomas Preskett Prest, the nasty duo that burdened the world with the character Sweeney Todd in The String of Pearls. The story of the vampire Varney has paved the way for what we still read of vampires in literature today. It's known for its ghastly length, totaling 220 dreadful chapters and has only been published in complete form a clawful of times.
With that as a warning, I'm going to start with 5 chapters a week on October 1st, and then every Sunday after that. The chapters don't appear to be of much length, so if you get behind a few weeks it will still be very easy to catch up. Not that you'll want to! So tuck that iPad Mini into your bible and you'll have something to read during your weekly exorcise.
Now, the purpose of this is only to see if you can endure such an unpleasurable reading experience. There will be no critical discussion during or after. The only thing that may end up critical is my health. But I do hope you come to enjoy what little else I have to offer.
If you know anyone else that doesn't have high expectations, share this with them so they can join in too!
And don't forget to BURY ME ON FACEBOOK
#FrenchHissing and #unhappybirthday (to three ghouls) all in one post! 'The Church' from 1989 with Asia Argento in a small role. She was a tiny little thing when this came out!
Dracula and Son (1976)
The Innocents (1961) - one of my personal fav flicks!
Halloween III 'Blood of the Sorcerer'
The Haunting (1963)
Friday the 13th! 'You'll wish that it's only a horrible nightmare'
Hammer's 'The Mummy's Shroud' from 1967!
House of Dark Shadows (1970)
The Sentinel (1977) 'There must always be a guardian at the gates of Hell'
"You will not be saved by le Saint-Esprit!" John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness (1987)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Here's a little 'Curse of the Werewolf' for you today!
random movie poster (French and Dutch)-- 'It's Alive' 1974
A little something for you this morning! Dream Warriors poster from Nightmare 3 -- "The Claws of the Nightmare"