Many fans of classic horror movies may be surprised to find out that earlier this month Pluto TV launched a 24 hour Universal Monsters Channel. Unlike when the free streaming platform launched their 24 hour Godzilla movie channel, this time around their was little fanfare to promote the channel that features the entire catalog of Universal's horror and sci-fi movies and television programs.
Universal Monsters is one of nine new channels on Pluto that includes a channel dedicated to The Lone Ranger and a Universal Crime Channel that is presently running a McMillan and Wife marathon.
I hadn't seen that show since it aired in the 70s!
From Pluto:
Blood-sucking vampires, stitched-together monsters, and howling werewolves are guaranteed to give you goosebumps! Classics including Bride of Frankenstein, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dracula, Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, The Mummy, The Wolf Man, and Phantom of the Opera
Check Out The UNIVERSAL MONSTERS CHANNEL on Pluto TV at - https://pluto.tv/en/live-tv/65a9b20f0c7ff50008d3a3b6
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From The Monster Island News Archives - Rare Images From Classic and Not So Classic Horror Movies
As most of you know, I used to run the horror and sci fi themed blog Monster Island News from 2008 to 2020. During that time I amassed a gigantic collection of photos that were sent to me from all kinds of publicity outlets to use in articles about all sorts of horror and monster movies both past and present. Many of these images are rare, some are hard to find, and yet others are simply from obscure independent films that have been lost in the minutia of a movie industry that just keeps producing and endless amount of product year after year.
Rare Unpublished Life Magazine Photos of the Creature From The Black Lagoon
Back in November of 2008 Life Magazine dug up a batch of unpublished photos of Ben Chapman and Julie Adams from the 1954 Universal horror classic Creature From The Black Lagoon. These shots were taken on the back lot of Universal and feature Chapman in the 'publicity' version of the Creature costume and Adams in her famous white bathing suite that was featured in the film.
While the trio is out at a local carnival Gwen’s friend Jenny is attacked by what appears to be a wild animal. Talbot uses his new cane to fend of the creature, but gets bitten in the process. When the police arrive to investigate the attack they discover the dead body of a traveling gypsy. Talbot is questioned but cannot explain how he could have mistaken the young man for a wolf.
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