Frankenstein VS The Wolf Man (Fight Scene) | Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (1943)
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- The scene in which two of horror's most iconic monsters face off against one another in an epic fight scene - from the classic movie 'Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man' (1943)
From Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (1943): When Lawrence Talbot turns into a werewolf, he decides to approach Dr Frankenstein for a cure. On realizing that he is dead, Lawrence finds himself pitted against the doctor's monster.
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The indestructible Frankenstein Monster and the immortal Wolf Man..still one of the best battles in the history of horror.
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Just look at that cowardly wolfman. Crawling on top of furniture like a frightened housewife.
🎉@@wrestlingconnoisseurhe was getting set for that leap on Frankie
@@josephvitielo1693 By acting like he had seen a mouse and screaming for his husband to kill it. 😆
@@wrestlingconnoisseurI figured by your handle you would have appreciated his attempt at a lucha libre style😂
Before King Kong vs Godzilla, Freddy vs Jason, and Alien vs Predator, Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman was the most epic crossover ever.
Terminator vs Robocop
Before Freddy vs. Jason, there was this.
And then there was King Kong vs. Godzilla, before FvsJ 😎.
@@tyrantgregcagkaiju71 Both of those movies sucked
No, KKvsG was pretty awesome :).
Before Zombies VS Vampires...
Jesse Ling Vampires vs Zombies*
I remember my brother and I watching this as kids waiting for the big confrontation through the whole movie. When the Wolfman was straining at his straps at 0:53 we were rooting/yelling like mad for him to break free so the fight could start! All these years later I'm still doing it!!
Sequel idea
Frankenstein's Daughter Meets The Wolf Man
(I'd like to know what you think of this)
@@christopherstrickland1363 Has promise. Perhaps Son of the Wolfman instead ? :)
Both are awesome
As many times as I've seen this classic, I was still doing the same thing while this clip was playing lol
What they lacked in special effects they made up for it with tension and drama.
Great stuff
Man, I love the classics.
I love classics too, but I would also like to see a modern version of this.
@@trasegorsuch5140 Van Helsing is about as close as we got
@@trasegorsuch5140 Movies back then were absolutely magical, in storytelling and scope. The beautiful scores were final icing on the cake 🎂. There's no magic or inspiration anymore 😢, seems to be all be political and personal agendas and corporate profit. I've noticed that most movies scores sounds very generic with "NO" heart or emotions. I really want to bringing the back those types of movies that I grew up with ever since I was toddler and younger ages in 2000s era with more "Absolutely Magical", "Storytelling" and "Scope". Even more "Heart and Emotion".
@Mezzy Mez Movies in nowadays are made by algorithms, not people.
original wolverine vs hulk
😆😆😆I didn't think about that but you are right. Stan Lee, along with Jack Kirby I'm sure, wrote that he based The Incredible Hulk from the Frankenstein monster and Doctor Jekylle and Mr Hyde.
@@wiseguymaybe I can confirm that to be correct. Those were Jack Kirby's visual inspirations for the Hulk as well as a woman who lifted a car with adrenaline strength to save her child.
@@Noname-ut1ye Yup dr Jekkly and Frankenstein’s monster were hulks inspirations and also the women
David Banner Hulk vs. Del Frye Hulk (The First).
Lagosi was offered the role of Frankenstein in the original film but turned it down for lack of speaking parts so Karloff agreed to do it and well the rest is history it shot him to instant stardom.
Bela Lugosi as the Frankenstein Monster...holy shit Lugosi is a true horror legend.
Lon Chaney has played Frankenstein,Dracula and the Wolfman as did lugosi also being the werewolf that bit Chaney in the original Wolfman.
As well as Chaney. Lon was the only one that played 4 iconic monsters including the Mummy. Christopher Lee did Dracula ( the best ) Frankenstein and also the Mummy along with Boris Karloff who also was a Horror classic legend.
What a stiff he was as the monster. Literally
Bela Lugosi was the best Dracula, Boris Karloff was the best Frankenstein!
Bela also played a great egor in son of frankenstein and ghost of frankenstein such classic actors back then
Classic Universal Monster Movies Are The Best, What Would Halloween Be With Out Them?
Improper Bostonian - I agree with you on that one!!!
So true!
That scene was my favorite part from that film. It’s awesome watching two famous monsters battle each other.
As the wolf man vs. Dracula in A and C meet Frankenstein!
R.I.P. Bela Lugosi s.r. & Lon Chaney J.r. ur legacies shall live on forever in your familys
exactly i was wondering who was playing the monster at first but then it was like the bella lagosi for sure
This version Boris Carloff didn’t play Frankenstein
@@TheRon1277 no bela lugosi
The look on Wolfman's face. Wolfman was like WTF! 2:25 This nigga strong as hell!
I remember a book saying the wolf man was no match in this movie but it was a more even fight when I actually saw it.. Frank was stronger but my man was getting
takedown after takedown...my personal favorite Universal horror film. The perfect Halloween movie!
The wolfman would never have given up!
They should have done a Frankenstein vs Creature from the Black Lagoon Movie
@InTheseGoingsDown
The strength of Frankenstein's monster versus the agility of the werewolf. I'd say it was a draw! I would also like to have seen Frankenstein's monster fighting a vampire, though he would need to know how to kill one. The monster's strength might have enabled him to fight off a vampire, but he wouldn't have been able to kill one unless he had the necessary knowledge.
I would give it to Frankie on a close but unanimous decision...
As the scene went on Frankenstein caught on and started backing up when the Wolfman came at him
One of the best scenes in the movie is when they're gypsies are singing, and they sing to Larry Talbot you will live eternally. Then he flips out saying Eternal why do you say that to me? I don't want to live eternally!
Yes, I watch that you tube once every couple days, even the zip cover.
This fight was unfair. Frankenstein was charged up to full capacity fighting The Wolfman.
LOL , i agree
Frankenstein was also blind from previous movie why walking around with his hands outstretched to feel his way around.
@studlygrish. Actually the Frankenstein monster was not fully recharged with energy when he fought the Wolfman in "Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman" (1943) because Baroness Ilsa Frankenstein (played by Ilona Massey) pulls the switch/lever against Dr.Mannering's warning causing the explosion in the laboratory before Dr. Mannering had finished recharging the monster.
Well, the Wolfman can't die unless by silver.
Unfair fight...what?!?!?! The wolfman was able to knock frankenstein off his feet at least 4 times,in that fight. He had a fair shot and his own advantages.
My favorite out of all the monsters, (Frankenstein monster, Wolfman, Dracula, The Mummy and The Creature From the Black Lagoon) is the Wolfman. As far as the Frankenstein monster and the Wolfman, the Frankenstein monster was bigger and stronger, but the Wolfman was quicker and more agile and more animalistic.
Classic brute strength vs nimbleness. Those old school filmmakers, and story tellers knew what they were doing.
Movie analysts often put down Lugosi's performance as the Frankenstein monster. Sure, Karloff is the original and the best, but Lugosi is genuinely frightening here conveying the intensity of the monster's anger. I believe this film originally had a scene where Chaney as Larry Talbot is sitting with the monster and conversing with him, but it was edited out because of Lugosi's strong Hungarian accent.
cuz igor's brain went into the monster's skull in ghost of frankenstein
@@joecrow5484 You're right. They should have left those talking scenes in the movie - it would have made perfect sense.
I guess they thought some people wouldn't have seen or remembered Ghost of F. and would laugh at "Dracula"s" voice in the monster's body - LOL..
@@movierun ikr. back then, audiences didnt care much for continuity/consistency unlike today.
Reportedly, his Hungarian accent was so strong that it made the crew/test audience burst out laughing, which wasn't good since it was supposed to be a serious scene.
@@Grandmaster_Dragonborn Yeah, that's what I read some where. They initially had the monster talking, but those scenes were cut because they were thought humorous, and they didn't want humor in a horror movie. I didn't know it was his hungarian accent that made it funny, but that would explain it.
One of the original movie crossovers
Same with King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962). Toho Company Ltd movie monster "Godzilla" and RKO Pictures/Universal Studios movie monster "King Kong".
Next godzilla vs king kong,puppet master vs demonic toys
I think this is the first ever cinematic crossover
I love this version of Wolfman. Fully clothed, with even his shirt still tucked in, but utterly savage.
*Frankenstein advantages:*
- Strength
- Durability
- Reach
*Wolfman advantages*
- Speed
- Intellect
- Claws and teeth
- Agility
*I’d give it to Wolfman 6/10*
The monster had the brain of igor in it and he went blind and could talk. yet in this film and all those that follow the monster never speaks or acts at all like igor and can see??
@@robertpreston2220 I know you referring to the end of "Ghost", but you're saying all the other sequels stayed true to continuity of how he died in the previous episode?
Nah I’d say Frankenstein’s Monster also has the intellect advantage simply because the Wolfman is more of a feral animal.
@@robertpreston2220
The monster has Abby Normal's brain. Just to be fair.
@@289cobra9 what do you mean?
The stunt guys that did this, incredible!
Mostly Gil Perkins and Eddie Parker.
I agree, the stunt guys performance was better than Lugosi. But in Dracula, you can't beat Lugosi, at that time.
@@obie2082 You can tell that isn't Lugosi when the monster gets off the table. Only Lugosi in the closeups.
No doubt this will always be a classic. First time ever two poplar characters met in a crossover. The crossover that started crossovers. Would like to see a reboot be made now a days
Hollywood of today would ruin it.
@@PalisadesParketeer okay
@@PalisadesParketeer how
This was my favorite. Great scene. Love this oldie but goodie.
0:39 not me chanting for The Wolf Man to break free of the straps so the fight can start
Lon Chaney Jr. as the Wolfman and Eddie Parker, Gil Perkins and Bela Lugosi as the Frankenstein monster!
RIGHT! and you can so see it in todays HD and 4K tvs. Great scene though.
The Frankenstein monster had gone blind in an earlier movie that was why he walked around with his arms out stretched to feel his way around.
It was in "The Ghost of Frankenstein" when the blind Ygor's brain was transplanted into the Monster, so he ended up with Bela's voice but was still blind. It also kind of explained how the Monster was now played by Bela, though I believe he had lost the ability to talk. Of course, Bela had famously declined to play the Monster in 1931 because he didn't want to wear the makeup. Film history was better for it, because he never could have imbued the Monster with the humanity that Boris did, imo.
This fight is just normal drunk bar fight today😂
Wolfman was completely outclassed by Frankenstein. Old Frank was simply too strong for him
I gotta give credit to Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney Jr for the fight scene, although they didn’t really fight a lot it was still a fun fight that led to King Kong vs Godzilla, Freddy vs Jason and Alien vs Predator
Personally I think this would’ve been a more interesting fight if it was Dracula fighting the Wolfman
It wasent them it was stunt doubles or so i heard
@@mogensschmidt2498 True. I've seen stills of the stunt monster.
Look at the monster's face during all of the actual action, it's not Bela. I have no idea if the wolf man is actually Chaney, it's hard to tell under all that fur. Only a few close up shots of the monster were actually Legosi, the guy was over 60 years old by this point, he couldn't handle a fight scene.
alien vs predator sucked ass
Frankenstein meets the Wolfman
It’s a shame that the real villain survives, which is the idiotic Doctor that just had to see the Frankenstein creature at full power.
Lol ikr?!
curiosity often does get the better of people
Imagine if Hollywood remake this.
I'd go see it, though it might not be like the original.
If a remake of this was to be made within the 1990's or 2000's, along with having the monster speak, I sure can imagine what choice of words the monster would have during the battling climax with the Wolfman!!
He'd probably curse 10 times more than Joe Pesci did in any gangster wiseguy roles!!!!!!
If they remade this they would have Andy Serkis playing the Frankenstein Monster via motion capture
It Should Be Better
Plz make Frankenstein move better then this, I'm just saying. Boris Karloff move a lot fast then this version.
The wolfman just kept coming at frankie
You mean the monster
Not at all. The Frankenstein Monster was not only an undead monster, but he had the strength of 100 men, according to Frankenstein movie lore. There’s a good reason why the Frankenstein Monster was also known as the Undying Monster. He was the climax of Dr. Frankenstein’s genius AND ultimate destruction. The Wolf Man couldn’t do anything whatsoever to the Frankenstein Monster, not even on his best day. The Monster kept tossing his furry ass around like some rag doll. Lol. When a monster like the Frankenstein Monster has the strength of 100 men, there wasn’t another monster alive, be it Dracula, Wolf Man, Mummy or Creature From The Black Lagoon that could do anything with the Frankenstein Monster in a fight. Nothing at all. They said numerous times in Frankenstein Monster movies that he could only be killed off artificially - by draining off his energy. Makes sense, especially since he was created artificially.
Stormbringer2012 Uh oh! Uh oh!! Uh oh!!! Fight! Fight!! Fight!!! 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
Roderick Redus: Apologies I meant that for the other guy
Stormbringer2012 Oh, you’re good, my dude! I was just hoping for a fight. That yo-yo was trying to impress me with his werewolf knowledge. As if I really gave two fucks. 😂😂
The first Cinematic Universe!
As much as this score is recycled through the Monsters franchise it works to really great effect in this scene, too many times in other films it feels out of place with the action going on but it's spot on here, I especially love the section at 1:07
I agree
I love how the Wolf Man jumps on Frankie @ 1:33 and you can clearly see his Fruit of the Loom undershirt...
of course he's wearing an undershirt.....they're not beasts 🙄😁
One my favorite monster movies growing up. Remember watching it on Shock Theater. 😊
Michael I also saw this on shock theater in the L A market on channel 5 in the late 1950s and was 1960s . This is the film that got me to love the monster moves (which has never left me) and as I got older ,to love and respect the classic films of the 30s, 40, 50s and 60s.
Old Frankie stiff as a board but yet still powerful! 2:31 LOL Thats me if I dont do my yoga stretches.
If the fight had gone all night between these two Frankenstein would’ve beat the hell out of Larry when he changed back
Only 1 of is Frankenstein and the other 1 is Wolfman
@@kimcarothers2203 he means put a comma between two, and Frankenstein
@@bronsondaggers oh
2:37 Frankenstein wants a big hug🤗
I always loved this fight and the reason I am okay that it is short is that the film isn’t called Frankenstein (the monster) vs the wolf man. It was called Frankenstein (the monster) meets the Wolf man so it wasn’t false advertising and also, it’s a really good movie aside from the timeline not matching up well with the other movies but that is a thing all of these movies had and you can still piece together a continuity and I love it anyway.
Also, I don’t mind that the monster now can’t talk even though it’s ygors brain for one reason. The reason he went blind is because he didn’t have the right blood so maybe, him having the wrong blood also started affecting his mind to the point where he lost his memories and ability to speak.
Too bad that the Frankenstein monster didn't see Larry Talbot change into the Wolf Man,who would've been cured if Dr. Frank Mannering didn't have a change of heart and decided to give Frankenstein's creation more power than take it from him. The monster wasn't smart enough to know the Wolf Man is Talbot by the clothes he was wearing.
00:03 and 00:25 the Fear in Larry Talbot Eyes from Full Moon and Frankensteins pure Strength and the Music are absolutly amazing
I didn't realize this movie until I saw the book of it in the Library of my High School. I am not surprised that we didn't get a winner since both Frankenstein and The Walf Man were both killed off during their fight
Keep in mind Frankenstein’s monster in the book is 8ft tall. This fight would’ve been completely different if Frankenstein’s monster was bigger.
or smaller...duh
What if Frankie was a dwarf...
Not necessarily; Frank being bigger would have made him stronger and more durable, but make him more vulnerable to Wolfman’s attacks than he already was, and he’d struggle to simply touch him.
I love Bela Lugosi, but I think this would have been better it Glen Strange was the Frankenstein Monster
Strange had the size that Lugosi didn't have.
Thanks 😊 I’ve been wanting to see this since I was a kid.
And thus in 1943 the King of Monster battles was born! I watch this movie every year around Halloween and will continue to do so until my dying day. Such a classic! One thing I do wonder though. What would this scene be like if the Frankenstein monster talked? For those that don't know. Originally this movie would follow the continuity of "Ghost of Frankenstein" where Igor's brain is in the monster's head. And thus he's blind, but can also speak. That's why his arms are outstretched. Because he's blind. Eventually they scrapped the speaking stuff for more monster growls and such. But I do wonder what Igor would have said during this fight with the Wolfman. Oh, well. I suppose it'll be one of those great Hollywood mysteries.
The script with all the cut dialogue has survived. It''s in one of those Universal film books by Philip Riley.
This movie is a sequel to The Wolfman and ghost of Frankenstein
Yep 🙄
Lon Chaney Jr was the star in both movies.
Loved Cheyney as the poor doomed Talbot! His wolfman has never been bettered!!
"Aaaaaa-HHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!"
Bravo. One of the best well thought out lines delivered by forties cinema. Layers of interpretation and meaning here.
This is often considered the first crossover in cinematography.
Before Batman VS. Superman, Alien VS. Predator, Freddy VS. Jason, and King Kong VS. Godzilla, there was Frankenstein's Monster VS. the Wolfman. The ORIGINAL monster mash.
The meeting of two screen legends.
When I saw this as a little boy in the early 70s on TV, this cross over was the best thing ever! 👍💪
It scary how much stronger Frankenstein was but Wolfman got the last takedown. So I’ll give it to him!
Fantastic cinema classic horror history, 10 out of 10 perfection.
Liked this movie when I was a kid.
WHAT UP? - Same here !!!
Was my favorite monster movie growing up.😁
You must be 80 years old
Two classic icons
Ton, Ton, ton.........ton,ton,ton
How can anyone ever forget the classic background fight music
Didn't we see those guys on WrestleMania?
No
@@kimcarothers2203 what i said was a joke. and your reply on it for saying no was mean. and not very nice.
Sorry 😐 and you didn’t say anything about it was a joke and I thought you was asking
@@kimcarothers2203 that's ok. i always believe that everybody on you tube believe it was a joke. because i got that joke from teenage mutant ninja turtles 2 secret of the ooze. the scene were the turtles first meet tokka and rahzar and michelangelo then said Didn't we see those guys on WrestleMania? as he was talking about tokka and rahzar. as he was doing a joke.
Elias puppet cringe
Remember watching this movie when I was a young boy. Great fight scene. Wish it lasted longer. Thank you for sharing this video. Would not mind seeing a remake.
But better yet, have this battle after both monsters have enlarged to giant sizes and are threatening a city/county. Take Care.
They sort of did that with War of the gargantuas with a big brown monster fighting a big green monster.
they should really properly remake this into a shared universe and have it BE HORROR NOT ACTION ADVENTURE SHIT like we got with The Mummy with Tom cruise, these are horror films, if there gonna remake the universal monster films they need to do it right, perfect example would be 2010’s The Wolfman and that masterpiece Bram Stoker’s Dracula the Francis Ford Coppola film from 1992. Those films are genuinely creepy and had grotesque transformation and was at some points scary, the atmosphere was great. I honestly think it would be great if they remade the universal monster films, but only if it’s done right. And IT MUST take place in the late 1800’s and the 1900’s, these stories don’t work as well in a modern setting. Either way if we never get a remake it wouldn’t really matter because we already got the original classics and there perfect masterpieces of cinema
i know frankenstein monster is the strongest, but that was a impressive show of strenght for wolfy breaking free of those straps. and a decent fight scene for the times!
The scientist was a fool to give frankenstein's monster more power rather than weaken him when he was also supposed to help Larry Talbot be cured of turning into the Wolfman,which in this instance was necessary for Talbot to save Frankenstein's granddaughter,who was being carried by the monster and no telling what it would do to her in private.
azure rainbow It’s funny though that the Wolf Man wasn’t even concerned about saving her. All he was thinking about at that moment was tearing the Frankenstein Monster apart. You could see the rage and murder in the Wolf Man’s eyes even when he was still strapped to that table. He had that I’m going to fuck you up as soon as I break free. 😂😂😂 Loved that fight sequence though. A true classic!
When Chaney or his stuntman climbs the platform. He looks around and climbs up higher and leaps off. Just like SuperFly Snuka on Bob Backlund 40 years later. Hum......
Poor old Wolfie, he didn't reckon on ole Frankies strength and long reach
As James Rolfe would say, it seems that a part of Larry Talbot still existed inside the Wolf Man.
A little trivia, legendary Stuntman Gil Perkins who actually played Frankenstein's Monster in the action scenes was much taller than Lugosi in real life, even when Lugosi was wearing the platform boots, Lugosi was actually shorter than Lon Chaney jr by an inch. This caused a headache for choreography as the discrepancy in the height difference between Stuntman Gil Perkins and the actor Eddie Parker who played the Wolfman in the fight scene and was close to Lon Chaney's actual height was obviously much greater than between Lugosi and Lon Chaney in their other scenes in the movie.
Love the movie when I was a kid in the 60's. Still watch it!!!!! LOL!!!!
This is why I like 30s and 40s horrormovies
King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) and Godzilla vs. Kong (2020) are my favorite crossover giant monster films features both Godzilla and King Kong from their own movie franchises, both live in different countries (Japan and America). RKO Pictures/Universal Studios movie monster "King Kong" and Toho Company Ltd movie monster "Godzilla". Godzilla is owned and created by Toho Co. Ltd while King Kong was created by Merian C. Cooper and Edgar Wallace.
The fact that there still fighting despite the water and castle collapsing is badass I just kind of wish there was a true winner before they got frozen
Me looking back at these awesome movies when I watching them as a kid
The super cool music was the best thing about this fight scene! I also liked the fight scene in the first "Wolf Man" when he fought the Invisible Man (Claude Rains)!
Epic and classic, but would've been better if it was Karloff playing Frankenstein again.
i love Halloween and classic monster movies....the perfect combo!!!my fave monsters are the wolfman,the creature from the black lagoon and zombies!!!
I love that fight👏🏻 i wish they could make Frankenstein meets the wolfman 2 2018 with the same fighting style but way cooler
It was Beast saved the Beauty from the Monster.
😄 " YEAH BABY!.... This old school ' monster mash ' was a classic. "
The Wolf Man and Frankenstein’s Monster were always deadly enemies-they couldn’t stand each other!
Thank Goodness 4 this original horror movies it makes the new ones look tame
Just watching two immortal beings that can't die fight each other... after two hours watching I'd be like, "this could go on for a very long time." Then I'd walk off to get something to eat.
Wolfman was gettin with him though. He didn't back up one step. He was still on the attack when the flood came!
Not exactly Ali vs Frazier but a monster throwdown what a beef.
Where's Dracula during all this.
I’m 20 grew up on these movies still love them
I know this is pointless but I'll ask anyway. What reason does the Wolf Man attack Frankenstein, what did he ever do to him? Btw that was a nice tackle from behind when he grabbed him.
Wolfman said that was his woman Frank was carrying away
Wolfmans a pretty violent creature, doesn’t he just sort of attack anyone in sight due to a primal bloodlust?
You know, despite that it seems to be a good idea to have two monsters from their 'respectable' franchises fight each other, I think that it would have been probably best if there were two Universal Monster vs Universal Monster films consisting of Frankenstein against The Mummy and Dracula vs The Wolfman.
I loved this movie so much as a child. Yes, even then I thought their battle was cut way too short by the dam getting blown up but I still loved this movie so much. My favorite was the Frankenstein monster. Now, as an adult, if they remade this movie and tried to keep it sort of believable, the Werewolf would have to be the winner because he is supernatural. The monster is scientifically enhanced for sure, but the wolfman is, for all practical purposes, unkillable by the monster. The savagery of the werewolf would shred the monster's flesh with his claws and teeth. Now, perhaps they could give the monster a sense of more intelligence where he could communicate with a trusted human who could help him understand how to kill the werewolf. The monster could then use his extreme strength to get closer and kill the wolfman with what ever silver weapon he had available. Other than that, both the Wolfman and a vampire would out power the monster because they are supernatural.
No way my friend. The Wolfman could NEVER get that close to do that l Every time he would get close he would get thrown around or choked, Frank had no fear of wolfy and actually seemed to laugh at him with his much superior strenght. Yes. the wolfman had speed but he NEVER would have stayed close to Franky to do any real damage. The closer he would get the more he would get thrown around and abused.
I remember this movie as a kid and this was the heavyweight championship of the world!!!!!
1:36 I had nightmares about those two monsters fighting
Great fight. A true classic. I give Frankenstein’s Monster the win by unanimous decision. He was far stronger.
OMG I love these movies watched them when I was a young boy I was laughing so hard I had tears in my eyes 😂😂😂😂
HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS 2019
Frankenstin meets the wolfman
yes we know
@@besteverepicmillennial5927 yep i didnt say u didnt know
Love then as a kid great memories❤
2:00 its over Frankenstein, I have the high ground!
Both would be thinking.."This fucker is strong!"
The BEEEEEST Monster vs Monster fight EVER n Ever n EVER.....)))
"Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman" (1943) is an excellent horror film but it has two major flaws in it. First, the screenplay writer screwed up when he had Inspector Owen (played by Dennis Hoey) tell Lawrence Talbot (played by Lon Chaney Jr.) that Lawrence Talbot died 4 years earlier. "The Wolfman " was made and released in 1941, which was two years earlier not 4 years earlier. Second, the director of the film should have told Lugosi's stuntman Eddie Parker to not walk with his arms extended outward in the climatic fight scene at the end of the movie, because the electricity that Dr. Mannering infused into the monster at the end of the film restored the Frankenstein monster's eyesight, which is why the monster smiles at Dr. Mannering and a moment earlier in the scene, the camera showed a close-up of Lugosi's eyes blinking , indicating that the monster's eyesight was being restored by the electric current.
A third flaw in the film "Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman"(1943) is that the movie doesn't show what happened to the gypsy woman Maleeva at the end of the film when the Frankenstein castle is destroyed by the flood waters.
Guess it restored his vision but also made his arms stiff.
I recently read an explanation on some website as to why at the end of "Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman"(1943), the movie fails to show what happened to the gypsy woman Maleeva. The famous Russian actress Marie Ouspenskaya suffered an injured leg and/or hip in a freak accident in the scene in which she and Chaney Jr. are riding in a horse-drawn cart to travel to Vasseria. A wheel on the cart broke, the cart toppled over and Ouspenskaya was hurt in her fall from the cart.
Pity no-one told Lugosi's stunt doubles that the Monster is not meant to be blind at this point in the movie!