A few years after the collapse of the Dark Universe, the most famous of movie monsters are enjoying a second life.

Horror movies have made many gripping re-interpretations of classic monsters, from Universal's classic movie monsters to 50s sci-fi classics.

More than any of the other monster mash-up movies, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein delivers on the promise of seeing these horror icons face off. The slapstick finale has all the Universal ...

At last, Universal realized what its monster movies were missing all this time ... Fred Dekker’s horror comedy was not made by Universal—this cult favorite features a group of monster-obsessed ...

There's no doubt that we're in the era of Universal Monsters, with classic horror ... that really leans into the horror of the original movie through a modern lens. With all of this in mind ...

Universal Pictures’ reboot of its classic werewolf franchise—is new on digital streaming. Find out where you can watch it at ...

There’s a saying (or at least a sentiment) among horror geeks ... consciousness by the Universal monster films of the 1930s and 1940s, even the best werewolf movies are never quite given ...

It’s been said that all monster movies fit into at least one ... Blumhouse’s shrewd 2020 reboot of the classic Universal horror film “The Invisible Man” cleverly played off the latter ...

These two movies, both from Universal (or at least its art-house subsidiary, Focus Features), are merely the start of a classic monster mash ... Coca-Cola Classic of horror: dependable ...