The Model Actor

Boris Karloff sits for his portrait to be done on the set of "The Mummy".

Bela, the Ape Man!

It's Bela Lugosi from "The Ape Man"!

Directing An Invisible Man

James Whale directs Claude Rains in "The Invisible Man".

Dracula Loves Milk

Bela Lugosi drinks some milk at the premiere of "House of Wax".

Job Well Done

Bela Lugosi appreciates the work Jack Pierce has done to turn him into the broken necked Ygor for "Son of Frankenstein".

Count Dracula: The Vampire!

Boris resurrects Dracula in "House of Frankenstein".

How to Make a Spider

From "Krull".

Remco Frankenstein

Here is the Frankenstein toy put out by  Remco in the early 1980s.  This is one of my favorite series of monster toys!

In the Recording Booth

Milt Larsen and Verne Langdon direct Boris Karloff in the recording room for that wonderful record album "An Evening with Boris Karloff and His Friends".

Police Protection

Kemp is protected from the Invisible One in "The Invisible Man".

Sayer of the Law's Test Make-Up

This is Bela Lugosi in a test make-up for his Sayer of the Law character in "Island of Lost Souls". I think I prefer this test make-up over the final result.

More Make-Up

Lon Chaney, Jr gets his Wolf Man make-up applied for "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein".

Robinson and Karloff

From "Five Star Final".

The Son's Victim

It's Louise Allbritton after she has meet Lon Chaney, Jr. in "Son of Dracula".

Monster Art: The Wolf Man

Daniel Horne is at it again with this wonderful portrait of the Wolf Man!

His Last Moments

It's Jack Griffin's last moments in "The Invisible Man".

FM Cover Fridays - #130

Monsterpalooza Week!

And we end Monsterpalooza week by taking a look at some more highlights of the showroom floor. I can't wait till October for Son of Monsterpalooza and I hope to see some of you there!

Monsterpalooza Week!

We continue our Monsterpalooza week with some highlights from the official Monsterpalooza Museum. This is always the highlight of the event!

R.I.P Jonathan Frid

It has been reported that Jonathan Frid, star of "Dark Shadows" has passed away. This is very sad news in our little horror community. He will always be remembered.

Below are a couple of issues of Famous Monsters on which Frid appeared.

Monsterpalooza Week!

One of my favorite displays at this year's Monsterpalozza was presented by the Universal Monster Army. Their display was a replica of every Monster Kid's dream shop. It was like going back in time to the 1960s and finding all your favorite Monster collectibles. Then to add to the display, they included a huge replica of the Frankenstein Walker! Some neat stuff!

Godzilla!

It's been a long time since I've posted about our Japanese friend. Here he is in all his glory!