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Lon Chaney Jr is frozen you know and everybody says Disney is Lon Chaney Jr is frozen.

I like this song of the New Wine Faro La Faro Li from Frankenstein meets the Wolfman!

Jekyll and Hyde are two faces in one person.

Man, I'm gonna walk to work tomorrow singing this song!

IIona Hajmássey was one “gorgeous woman”

Some people hate this song but I can't help but love it. The best part of the movie !!!

It is a flawed movie, but what a great song. I have it on my Halloween playlist.

I don't know why this is so heartwarming.

It would be hell to be a good person like Lawrence and to be cursed for doing a good deed and to know it is out of your control you hurt and kill innocent people. Especially when you’re cursed to do it forever.

3:13. The look I give when my child questions me.😂

Free from what?

Copyright permitting of course, I would just LOVE to include this clip in an upcoming video I am planning about my most memorable horror movie scenes. So could anybody please enlighten me on how I can get permission to use this clip? I would, of course, give the holder grateful acknowledgement for allowing me to use it. Thanks.

I still feel like Jekyll was in control the whole time and he just used Hyde to hide.

This scene was screened on "AMC/American Movie Classics"..when that cable tv network screened great old movies an they had a wonderful movie host..named Bob Dorian.

My most favorite universal monster movie!

The scene I always remember from this movie. I call it "The Frankenstein Polka."

What a Party pooper !

Loved the scene as a kid, and love it now! Are there actual festivals like this that still exist today?

This is easily Chaney's best scene in any of the Wolf Man sequels. His reaction to the line, "And my you live eternally!" breaks my heart every time I watch the movie. A criminally underrated actor.

I'm 44 years old, I grew up watching these old classic monster movies. I love watching these and I still do, and today I don't know why but I had this song in my head so I looked up Frankenstein meets wolfman gypsy song that they play sure enough this pulled up.

Chaney Jr was one of the best of his era.no need to toast varsic.his blowing up the dam would've killed all of the villagers too.he was too dumb to know or care.

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I love this clip, one of the best ever in Universal Horror films.

The words to that song of the new wine should be printed out.

Where did Talbot get money for that nice suit and clothes ? Hmmmmm.

Gee, Larry. Maybe you would've preferred "WAP?"

People say this was unnecessary but I love it 😻

Wonderful song that I could listen too alot.

This is Larry Talbot's pickup technique! A) In The Wolf Man, he accidentally sees Gwen through his father's telescope as she's putting on her earrings. Then, he picks her up, asking her to wear the earrings, saying that he's "psychic." Later, he confesses to accidentally spying on her through the telescope. B) He presents himself to the Baroness under the pretext of wanting to buy the old castle. Then, he cracks and freaks out over dinner and confesses his ulterior motives. This is basically his schtick. :)

March's performance as both characters is brilliant. But his Hyde is utterly terrifying. At first, I couldn't believe it was Frederic March playing Hyde. If Lon Chaney Sr. had lived 1 more year, he probably would have played the dual role brilliantly. I think his Hyde makeup would have been very similar to Westmore's simian look. I love the way Westmore and March ratchet up the horror as Hyde's features grow more shocking and bestial with each transformation. March's handsome face was almost permanently disfigured by the last transformation makeup. He stayed in hospital for 3 weeks to recover from it. Great film, great performances, great makeup and masterful direction by Rouben Mamoulian.

So great, up till the party pooping,, : (

March's Hyde looks like a baboon after the first transformation.

This magnificent scene and the posts in the comment section serve as an example of how the passage of time actually improves the appreciation for what was once considered a a filler scene in a B programmer. Modern Hollywood apparently is incapable of producing the romantic spectacle of even the lesser films made during the Golden Age of Gothic Fantasy.

I love this shit

There is a subtle point made by showing the people of Vasaria celebrating the Festival of the New Wine. Their's is a pre-modern culture, centering on agriculture, traditional beliefs, and religion. Baron Frankenstein introduced advanced science into the area through his experiments, and the result ran wild, killing many innocent people. Not at all the best introduction to modernity.

Larry’s unwavering desire to die and horror at the prospect of a long life of guilt and torment is uncomfortably relatable. Maybe the best scene in the film, Chaney Jr. nails manic depression.

What a great scene, and Chaney is terrific. Plus.... a fantastic song.

When the week is over and its Friday night.

I don't care what werewolf movie that comes out NOBODY can play the tormented Lawrence Talbot character like Lon Chaney, Jr.

Looks like it was filmed in Epcot Center's World Showcase

Ah, the dark universe that made it past one movie.

Trivia fact: Ilona Massey, who played Baroness Elsa von Frankenstein, is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Her last husband was a major-general in the United States Air Force Reserve, and she is buried next to him. (And yes, I agree with the other commentators: she was a very beautiful woman, with excellent screen presence).

Fun song but Larry was a real buzzkill at the end

Esta escena es memorable.

After the corona is over, we:

One of the most memorable, sad, tragic and iconic scenes in horror movie history. God, nobody could play a cursed lycanthrope quite like Lon Chaney Jr.

Back when AMC knew the meaning of classic movies.

Hola, excelente tema, hay mas versiones? las culturas y tradiciones de los pueblos deben ser SALVADAS... la tecnologia aunque es muy buena, por la facilidad que brinda al momento actual, ha menospreciado mucho del PASADO ANCESTRAL..tienes un like y un suscriptor mas... LICANTROPESCAS Y FRANKISTEINSISTICAS gracias, jeje

Should've been reprised at the 1943 Oscar Awards!

This is my favourite food