For one...that winding old stone staircase from Frankenstein. Did anyone else notice others?
shareJust now I noticed, near the end of the movie, they used they same cob-webbed staircase as in the original. You know, the "children of the night" scene.
I told you a million times not to talk to me when I'm doing my lashes!
yeah, and I'm pretty sure they've used the same street set as in The Werewolf of London
shareI just finished watching this on Sven, and it holds up well (for me). It's good, misses greatness by a fair distance, but it held my attention. Excellent performances all-round. Production values were first rate for what couldn't have been regarded as much more than a routine minor A level horror made to cash in on the popularity of the 1931 Dracula. Interesting subtext with Countess Zaleska and the young woman she's, well, basically seducing. The sets were mostly the old familiar ones from earlier Universal horrors. It moved at a good pace for such an old movie.
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