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Universal Monsters Icons of Horror Vol. 2 4K UltraHD Blu-ray Review

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Today I review the latest Universal Monsters Icons of Horror set, featuring 4K reviews of The Mummy, The Bride of Frankenstein, The Phantom of the Opera, and Creature from the Black Lagoon!
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@sam_hval Год назад

I absolutely love "Bride of Frankenstein". The scene between the monster and the blind person is just so heart wrenching and amazing.

@Nata_M89 Год назад

Agreed! I still cry every time they take the hermit away.

@gavinhall2623 Год назад

Frankenstein is by far my favourite Universal monster movie. I love German expressionism and you can really tell director James Whale was inspired by German movies from the silent era like The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari. The contrast heavy chiaroscuro lighting really pops in HDR. Love it!

@soliquid3420 Год назад

'The Wolf Man' is my absolute Universal horror film as it was the first ever horror film I saw. The absolute sympathy you can feel for Larry Talbot is immaculate and so strong with Lon Chaney Jr.'s performance, he's fantastic.

@thedapperphil3742 Год назад

Creature from the black lagoon is my favorite universal monster, but for my favorite movie of the bunch, it's really hard to beat Frankenstein

@mrtunapie6653 Год назад

I agree with you. What did you think about the re-make with Benicio Del Toro in the role of Larry Talbot? I thought it was dismal and his character was unlikeable so much that in the end, I didnt care what happened to him. The special effects and CGI however ever stunning, but effects cant save a bad script. The script for the original was outstanding, I really felt bad for poor Larry Talbot and could feel the helpless pain he was going through.

@MinPrivate Год назад

Absolutely.

@sliderman4260 Год назад

The first 2 Frankenstein movies are my personal favorites because of how well they work together as one story. They both take separate elements from Mary Shelley's book to make a solid double bill while also managing to work as a pair of standalone movies that are still quite scary, (or maybe that's because I first watched them at such a young age lol)

@crookedpinky47 Год назад

My favorite has to be Creature from the Black Lagoon. Saw it when I was very young and it blew my mind that a movie that old could still be so scary and entertaining. That underwater photography is still so striking!

@darhtdiscrupto Год назад

I watched the whole first volume this year, and I was most impressed with the Invisisble Man. It really impressed me how well the special effects were then already. And the 4K transfer of that film was amazing.

@aengusk3313 Год назад

The Wolf Man is by far my favorite Universal monster movie due to how well it's aged. So many movies nowadays, including most psychological thrillers play the "Is this real or all in his head?" card, but this film does that so well and is also over 80 years old. But nobody addresses how deep the film is and how well the wolf man works as a mindf*ck movie. While also not forgetting to be a great & scary monster film that still feels fresh to this day.

@jacquesleger8705 Год назад

The Invisible Man. The terror, the performances, the humour! And with the special effects are super impressive and still hold up! Truly an incredible film.

@JohnnyBRad Год назад

I have a distinct memory of being real young (honestly probably too young) watching The Wolf Man with my grandpa in his movie room. I was so scared I spent most of the movie buried in his chest. The transformation scene blew my tiny mind. The next day I walked up to my grandpa during breakfast and asked if we could watch it again. That movie and the Wolf Man have been my favorite ever since

@jordanvanderson Год назад

The Wolfman is terrific and my favorite from the set. Seeing them in 4K I'm sure would open my eyes to all kinds of details I never noticed before.

@morphrz50 Год назад

Creature from the Black Lagoon is my favorite! I was so impressed seeing the underwater sequences for the first time. It blew my mind to think how they were able to do such stunning shots given the camera limitations back then. Definitely a technical achievement for film media.

@jmchez Год назад

My favorite is, "The Bride of Frankenstein". The way it starts, with the "origin story" of the original tale and all of the Gothic trappings, is masterful. However, the most outstanding thing in the movie, and one that has, perhaps, never been equaled, is Elsa Lanchester's iconic look. With an incredibly short amount of screen time, the dress designer, the makeup and hair artist, the director and cinematographer, and, of course, the actress, managed to give us a brand new "monster" for the ages.

@ericherron4431 Год назад

I've always adored The Invisible Man. He stands out from his fellow monsters. Fantastic effects for an almost century old classic.

@CraigCrowder Год назад

The 1931 Frankenstein isn't just my favorite Universal monster movie; it's one of my top 5 of all time. Thanks for the give-away contest, Jeff!

@pikapo16 Год назад

My favorite is “The Bride of Frankenstein”. I remember watching this at age eight and feeling so sorry for the blind man when he and the monster were separated. The score is also great!

@danmonse Год назад

The original Dracula is such a classic, probably my favorite of the Uni Monster Movies (and the spanish version was very good in its own way, too!). Looking forward to Bride of Frankenstein the most!

@erasereraser7908 Год назад

I prefer Hammer's "Horror of Dracula". Btw 1930s Dracula is in the beginning a real masterpiece. I like the gothic scenery in Transalvania and in the castle. But when the story change the setting to London it bcomes more and more boring. My opinion. Nevertheless I have bought a copy of Tod Browning's movie. As about Universal Horror I prefer the first three Frankensteins...Never mentioned in a chat that studio head Carl Laemmle sen. grandfather lived in my village in Germany. I seem to remember that he was a rabbi here

@mattgutierrez9490 Год назад

My favorite is definitely creature from the black lagoon. The way it was filmed was amazing for the time and every time you watch it you know you’re witnessing a piece of movie history. What a wonderful movie that introduced a monster movie icon!

@drewmacdonald4564 Год назад

My favourite is by far is Bride of Frankenstein. My Poppa scared me with a Frankenstein mask when I was 2yrs old, chased me down the hallway. He gifted me that mask a few months before I passed, I have since gotten it tattooed on me and have an everlasting loving of Frankenstein movies!

@robertsandoval4250 Год назад

“Creature from the Black Lagoon” has always been my favorite. One of my earliest memories of watching a movie with my mom.

@BrazilianPride22041 Год назад

Dracula, the og, still holds up and is magnificent considering where cinema was at the time. Lugosi and Van Sloan give a masterclass.

@carygriffin6462 Год назад

Technically John Carpenters The Thing is my favorite universal “monster” movie

@jonallenmcnamara5339 Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite of the Universal movies by far. The humor and heart just do it for me. The score and production design are perfect as well. Great review, Jeff!

Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein is not only my favorite of this set, it is one of my favorite movies. It's style, storytelling, characters are all unique and original. You can see how it influenced lots of horror writers and craftsmen. Cant wait to see it in 4k!

@hughmckenna4625 Год назад

It has to be The Wolf Man for me. Great casting of Lon Chaney, Jr. and Claude Rains, steeped in folklore and mystery, with a human story and a lot of sadness in Chaney's Larry Talbot. It's also set in a Never Never Land that's encapsulates numerous identities and cultures into one. And it's just great fun.

@normanpixler5242 Год назад

Being a huge fan of the Universal monsters, I actually am drawn most to Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. You have the top three popular monsters (along with a surprise cameo from the Invisible Man) doing what they do while introducing us to that trickiest of genres- the horror comedy. Also, there's the great treat of having Bela Lugosi back in his trademark role. There's great laughs, a few chills and pure entertainment from beginning to end. A brilliant addition to the Monster canon.

@DrPepperDERF Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein by far, it's also just one of my favorite horror movies ever. It's storytelling and send. Photography is just breathtaking, and I can't believe that it came out 90 years ago. To me, no other universal monster movie comes close, it's a masterpiece.

@paperking_real Год назад

So far, out of all the Universal Monster films I've seen, The Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite. While a lot of people prefer the original Frankenstein, I feel like Bride of Frankenstein really succeeds in continuing the story of Frankenstein's monster, and it ends up being better than the original. The whole blind man scene is perfect all around.

@waynemcckn Год назад

Dracula will always be my fav. There's something about the first 'monster' you're introduced to as a child that really sticks with you.

@NeoOwnz Год назад

My favorite Universal monster movie is The Wolfman. Chaney Jr's acting is just haunting and everlasting!

@bio685 Год назад

My favorite is Dracula. It has my favorite quote from all classic monsters: “Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make.”

@giggggz Год назад

Dracula started it all for me as my favourite. It was the introduction to Universal horror and horror in general. As a kid in the 70's it was terrifying yet fascinating.

@molecular_lionel Год назад

The Invisible Man takes the cake for Universal monster movies. I love the anger and humanity of that character and I think there’s some themes explored in there you don’t see in a lot of older horror that I appreciate

@thezachmarsh Год назад

The Bride of Frankenstein might be my favourite horror movie not only out of Universal's catalogue, but of the 20th century. It's a masterpiece and it's the most appealing part of this 4K set for me, so, yeah, I want it 😂 I don't even own Vol. 1 yet

@dhartist Год назад

The first film I remember watching in full with my dad was The Wolf Man. I found my favorite actor in that film too Claude Rains. My dad has always been a big Universal Monster fan and from a very young age I was introduced to Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff & Lon Chaney Jr. and honestly the biggest payoff was watching Young Frankenstein and not having to learn about all the references Mel Brooks was making 😂I had done my homework without even knowing it. Such an amazing feeling! We had replica masks in our living room and of course various posters (1sheets, 3sheets, window cards, lobby cards) all still in our collection today :) - Thank you for doing a review of this series, if I don't win I'll be picking it up so we can update our collection and watch them together again!

@christianlevi7386 Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite Universal Monster movie because of it being more faithful to the book. It’s more emotional than the first and you really feel for the characters. Like the monster getting stripped away from his blind friend and Dr. Frankenstein being forced to do experiments by Dr. Pretorius. The Bride’s design is also iconic and the monster is given more personality.

@cesargamboa5619 Год назад

The bride of Frankenstein has to be my favorite universal monster movie. Love your videos Jeff, thanks for supporting physical media!!!

@themtgdude486 Год назад

Frankenstein is my favorite. One of my favorite lines in film with “It’s Alive!!!”

@iove2000 Год назад

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is my favorite. That's where humor and comedy meets!

@simonaudet-leger4260 Год назад

My favorite Universal monster movie is definitely the Invisible Man! Just an incredible movie that has some of the best practical effects that still hold up to this date. Great video👍

@ricklopez5722 Год назад

The Wolfman, Frankenstein, The Bride of Frankenstein, and Son of Frankenstein are my favorite films of the Universal Classic Monsters series. Not only are these beautiful movies, but you feel the plight that these characters are going through, pretty much to the point where you’re rooting for the monsters. Larry Talbot and Frankenstein’s Monster didn’t choose their fate, as their fate was thrust upon them, and we’re all along for the ride. I’d rather go with the motions of the entire Universal Classic Monsters film library, then going through some cheap jump scares and tons of blood that most of today’s horror movies value. Thank you for thorough review.

@LuckyBuns Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein was my favourite. Elsa Lanchester's hairstyle in the movie is iconic!

@chadschulz380 Год назад

I'm going with 'Bride' as my favorite Universal monster flick. It does everything 'Frankenstein' did, only better. Director James Whale had virtual carte blanche (the producer was out of the country on vacation) and it shows. His 'The Old Dark House' is also a personal fave. Thanks, Jeff. As a fellow physical media collector I really value your excitement and incite into these releases.

@evan.trainer Год назад

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is an absolute classic. Bela Legosi's only other portrayal of Dracula outside of the original. The film is just a fun ride.

@LobsterPuncher Год назад

My favorite as an adult is Bride of Frankenstein. But the creature from the black lagoon has the most nostalgia. My mom would take me to the library to rent it on vhs over and over again. She never complained and would always watch it with me.

@DangerousDevilOfficial Год назад

This is the type of classic horror films I love. This one is a pickup. 🧌 The Creature From Black Lagoon really pops in the difference from 1080P to 4K. Wow! My favorite Monster movie from Universal if you count it is Van Helsing! Because it has a bunch of the monsters in it. If you don’t count that, I would say Frankenstein is very hard to beat, but all of the monster movies from the very first Universal released. Up to the modern ones are awesome. I am just a big monster movie fan I guess.

@TheRodpeterjr Год назад

I’d say The Wolfman is my fav. It’s just so different. And I love the very interesting history. Also, this is the only channel that I trust for 4K reviews. Most others spend too much time on their personal tastes. And I appreciate how this channel breaks things down.

@JT-ws8oi Год назад

My favorite is Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein. It was the first horror movie I saw as a kid. Not truly a horror movie but the subsequent Abbott and Costello meet Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, The Invisible Man and the Mummy started my journey into the classic horror movies.

@veganreal1376 Год назад

Not even going to lie I'm a huge film fan with a constantly growing collection but not sure I've ever seen ANY of the Monster Classics. Good luck to everyone in the giveaway and glad to have you settled in your new home and back posting videos Jeff! 💚❤

@luisreyes-ortiz8546 Год назад

As for my favorite Universal monster, I was initially going to pick Peter Jackson's King Kong (it was a personal favorite as a kid), but I'm going to be honest, the Gillman from Creature from the Black Lagoon has become an all time favorite. I love the design so much! Also, we all know the movie, and particularly the monster, was and still is a huge influence on my favorite director working today, Guillermo del Toro. Not only "The Shape of Water", or on "Hellboy", but just in his constant desire to make things feel and look real; his fascination with creatures which are then turned into costumes or make-up designs for his movies has everything to do with Creature from the Black Lagoon in my view.

@ericszabo6570 Год назад

I have always been a fan of Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. It was so fun too see the duo meet the Universal monsters.

@elijahhoefer1611 Год назад

The Bride of Frankenstein absolutely rules. Visually incredible and it takes what it established in Frankenstein and runs with it. Would love to see it in 4K!

@wallacelee7304 Год назад

BRIDE is the best. What a great film to continue the original story. I really felt the MONSTER was more human than everybody else who were against him. What a surprise to find out the BRIDE actress did double duty in this film. Can't wait to see the next one again ... SON.

@indieseoul Год назад

The Wolfman is the best. It really does still hold up. I was surprised after watching it again recently. I love the Hammer monster films as well. Such amazing updates.

@feydlordpretend4566 Год назад

I'm a big fan of Tod Browning's Dracula, not the best film of the Universal pictures but my favorite. I'm a sucker for Bela Lugosi & I adore that the first time we see him in Dracula...he looks almost directly into the camera. The Bride of Frankenstein is a close second. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. Great video as per usual.

@wilhelmwill Год назад

Love the drama in Frankenstein, but the boost in production value in Bride of Frankenstein makes it a very close second. Thanks for another great review, Jeff.

@aengusk3313 Год назад

The Wolf Man is by far my favorite Universal monster movie due to how well it's aged. So many movies nowadays, including most psychological thrillers play the "Is this real or all in his head?" card, but this film keeps you guessing the whole way through without ever giving you a solid answer and also predates other films like that such as Taxi Driver, Psycho & Total Recall by decades. We all know how great this film is as a classic horror film, yet almost nobody addresses how deep the film is and how well the wolf man works as a mindf*ck movie while also being a great & scary monster film that still feels fresh to this day

@nicolasamador3599 Год назад

For me the phantom of the opera is my favorite. I perform in theatre so his love for the opera is something I connect with very well. Also growing up my acne was more aggressive on one side, and it didn't overall give me the best confidence, untill I saw him and felt some closure and seen by him

@normcardaro5161 Год назад

Dracula is my favorite Universal Monster movie. Lugosi WAS Dracula in that film and his version still is what everyone thinks when the name Dracula is mentioned. When we picture Dracula in our head, he has an accent..all because of Lugosi’s portrayal 91 years ago! 🦇 🦇

@_joj Год назад

Frankenstein uses so well its lighting, it's impressive how well it holds up.

@XFeZZerX Год назад

Creature from the Black Lagoon has been a favorite of mine since my grandmother first showed me it as a child. I was afraid of lakes for years but the beauty of the suit always stuck with me and serves now as one of my first gateways into horror and being able to see it in spectacular 4k would make my day! Love the channel, keep doing what you’re doing. You saved me from going in on the Craft 4k and I’m grateful for what you do!

@outoftheinkwell9377 Год назад

My favorite is Creature of the Black Lagoon. The creature itself and the makeup for it really just captures the feel of Universal Monster movies

@derdiskfluesterer Год назад

The creature from the black lagoon is my favourite. The story and he cinematography are incredible!!! Specifically the scenes under water are still stunning!!!

@venkman6160 Год назад

Bride of Frankenstein is my favorite Universal horror movie because it still cracks me up no matter how many times I see it.

@JustinAnnazone Год назад

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. Great depictions of the monsters balanced with timeless comedy. It does it all

@slimjimmy Год назад

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. It was my first introduction to the Universal Monsters and after watching it, I needed to watch all of those monster pictures.

@AJAT800 Год назад

My favorite Universal monster classic is "The Wolf Man" (1941). It does what most modern werewolf films don't do; make their werewolf a hybrid of man and wolf instead of just turning into a larger Wolf. I also like how the film explores the subject of Lycanthropy; how the characters in the film question the fantasy vs science on the Werewolf lore. Is it all in Talbot's mind or is he really becoming a beast; of course we the audience know better, LOL. The transformation effect was ahead of its time and inspired future Directors/Special Effects experts to take things further like in John Landis' "An American Werewolf in London." Also Lon Chaney Jr. has the distinct honor like Robert England has to Freddy Kruger; to be the only actor to portray the Wolf Man in all the Universal films (not counting remakes)

@charlestrevino4198 Год назад

Saw Phantom In theaters last week, he became my new favorite universal monster, it was always creature but phantoms story was just so tragic and emotional it got me! Great review

@Chinchilla0719 Год назад

I recently watched Creature of the Black Lagoon and loved it, I haven’t seen any of the other universal monster movies but really hope to watch them all soon!

@Drkknit Год назад

My favorite is Frankenstein. The scene where the monster sees the sunlight for the first time is what Cinema is all about.

@koenprins3611 Год назад

My favorite Universal monster movie is Bride of Frankenstein by quite a distance from the others. From the production to the story and the acting, it blew me away. And it has one of the best endings I’ve ever seen.

@rickygonzalez3225 Год назад

The phantom of the opera is hands down my favorite universal monster movie. Probably one of the most underrated universal monsters movies

@HungoverRabbits Год назад

The Invisible Man has always been one of my favorites. That character is so fun and leaves behind a huge body count by the end of the movie. Groundbreaking effects as well!

@GenghisWanghis 11 месяцев назад

Same. Love the bar and village scenes. The bicycle 😂

@ryanconway2844 Год назад

Frankenstein is my favorite. The scenery, the acting is just perfection. I just finished watching the previous volume and the extra features.

@carolynson8196 Год назад

The Wolf Man. Lon Chaney always makes for a fun monster. And there's that legendary transformation sequence. Cutting edge for the time.

@_schmaltus8911 Год назад

My favourite is Dracula. Saw it for the first time when I was 17 and home with a leg injury and just ate cereal all day watching old VHS. Good times :)

@alexairplane Год назад

The Mummy is my favorite Universal Monster movie and seeing that and the 90’s Mummy movies really instilled in me my love of ancient Egypt.

@EvilMii Год назад

This is a hard decision to make, as both of my favorites are part of this set. I would have to go with The Bride of Frankenstein. The soundtrack that waxworks put out a little while back is absolutely stunning! Wish you the best to 100K Jeff. You deserve it!

@BlueAdept596 Год назад

The Creature from the Black Lagoon has been my favorite Universal Monster Film since I was a kid, which is farther in the past than I want to admit.

@punkcinema Год назад

Wolf Man was my favorite when I was a kid. I went through a Dracula phase. Now I find myself watching Frankenstein most often.

@stuart84632 Год назад

My favorite monster movie is The Mummy (1999). Great review, love the channel and content.

@KyleMahaney Год назад

The 1925 Phantom will always be special to me because as a kid I got to go see a 16mm print of it played in a local theater with a live pianist, and that was my first time seeing a silent film with live music.

@quasidingo7422 Год назад

My favorite Universal Monster movie was Dracula because it was my Dad’s favorite horror movie. He used to tell me he was Dracula for Halloween five times as a kid simply because he loved the character so much. My favorite photo with him (before he passed in 2008) was when we were both vampires together for Halloween. I love Gothic horror and could watch this movie a million more times.

@colonelgraff2753 Год назад

'The Wolf Man' is probably my favorite Universal Horror. Aside from the amazing makeup and score, I'm always so invested in the story of Larry Talbot. The idea of this prodigal son returning home and trying to mend his relationship with his father, and then through a wrong place/wrong time circumstance essentially having his life shattered is so tragic. It also helps to make Larry probably the most identifiable protagonist in any of the Universal films.

@MuddMaxx Год назад

I want to give The Man Who Laughs some love. Often gets overlooked as a Universal Monster and we feel the movies influence to this very day.

@nishaychitkara564 Год назад

"Bride of Frankenstein" - a great, heartfelt monster movie.

@MLee-vcrr Год назад

My favorite classic so far is "The Invisible Man." Had no idea how funny the main character was with that witty sense of humor.

@patrickflaherty5914 Год назад

Doctor Pretorius makes 'Bride' my favorite Universal monster film. A villain who far outshines our 'hero'.

@suppjones3400 Год назад

The Creature from the Black Lagoon is my favorite early Universal horror film. I have not seen that many of the genres, but I have a fond memory of watching it with my sibling about its importance in monster history and its general silliness. The costume work was funny to me but well introduced and executed in the film.

@kennethtiffany7024 Год назад

Invisible Man really impressed me when I watched it for the first time a few weeks ago. The effects actually hold up over all this time.

@mindscape2256 Год назад

The Creature from the Black Lagoon is by far my favorite. I felt it was so much fun and really creeped me out whenever I saw the creature come on screen. 🎃

@brianaccardo1470 Год назад

"The Wolf Man" is my favorite of the classic Universal horror monsters. It's atmosphere is perfect for the Halloween season, and it was also one of the first horror movies I watched with my dad, so it holds a special place in my heart.

@jakenunes1105 Год назад

The Invisible Man from 1933. Perfect balance of comedy and horror with a great Claude Rains performance. You know it’s a good time when the villain appears as a disembodied pair of pants singing, “Here we go gathering nuts in May.“

@MrHappy100001 Год назад

The invisible man is my favorite solely because he spins a policeman around by his heals then steals his pants. It then cuts to a pair of floating pants skipping. 10/10

@majikmi6 Год назад

Frankenstein is my favorite. Granted, I have only seen some of them. But, I love the heart that James Whale and Karloff put into the character.

@joseluisherreralepron9987 Год назад

"The Black Cat" is probably my favorite Universal horror film. It's on Blu ray but from transfer sources that are a bit distant from the negative...which almost certainly no longer exists. It's a wild film, dark and ominous.

@lawsondavis10 Год назад

Dracula is by far my favorite. That film as a kid helped get me into horror and all I could do is just consume more and more. Bella Lugosi is just pure genius with what he did with that role and to the genre in general. Thanks for the chance to win!