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What is the name of the Vatican's slayer who kills the Grandmaster Valek in John Carpenter's Vampires? (1998)

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What is the name of the real-life Haitian paramilitary force who arrests Dennis Alan in The Serpent and the Rainbow? (1988)

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What type of spirits attend the Devil's Night soirees at the Hotel Cortez in American Horror Story: Hotel (2015)?

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Producer William Castle installed devices in some theater seats to give the audiences mild shocks as they watched what film?

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When the witching hour comes do you know what souls are lurking about ? Stay up and find out. I dare you !

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Universal Horror (or Universal Monsters) refers to the horror, science fiction and suspense films that Universal Studios released between 1923 and 1960.

The films had a distinctive style and quality, and were known for creating iconic images of many classic monsters such as Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and the Invisible Man. Key players in the Universal Horror films were Lon Chaney, Béla Lugosi, Boris Karloff and later Lon Chaney, Jr. While notable directors included James Whale, Tod Browning, and Robert Florey.

Beginning with The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) the series would come into its own during the 1930s with the release of seventeen classic horror films, including Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931) The Mummy (1932), The Invisible Man (1933), and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). During the 1940s, Universal released a lot of sequels and follow ups to their earlier successes; the studio had cemented its presence in the horror world. By the 1950s many Universal had retired a lot of their monster’s and were experiencing a decline in popularity until the release of Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954), which revived the series and introduced it to a new generation. By 1960 the series was at an end, though its legacy continue to influence film for years to come, via hellyeahhorrormovies.

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On This Day in Horror History !

Sept 05

1973 - Alfredo Cortez (Born)

Special F/X Artist and Owner of “Afterlife FX"

The Horror Scene is saddened to hear the passing of Daveigh Chase and would like to send our condolences to her family, friends, and fans.... She was best known for her role in Lilo & Stitch but also Donnie Darko & The RING. Daveigh Chase R.I.P. 1990-2026