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Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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Universal Pictures and the classic horror period (1929–1946)

Universal Pictures and the classic horror period (1929–1946)

  1. Dracula launches Universal’s sound-horror breakthrough

    Labels: Dracula 1931, Bela Lugosi
  2. The Mummy adds exotic “ancient curse” horror

    Labels: The Mummy, Boris Karloff
  3. The Invisible Man showcases special-effects horror

    Labels: The Invisible, Claude Rains
  4. The Black Cat pairs Karloff and Lugosi

    Labels: The Black, Karloff &
  5. Bride of Frankenstein elevates the series format

    Labels: Bride of, Frankenstein series
  6. Werewolf of London introduces feature-length werewolves

    Labels: Werewolf of, Lycanthropy
  7. Standard Capital takes control of Universal

    Labels: Standard Capital, Laemmle family
  8. Dracula’s Daughter closes the early-1930s cycle

    Labels: Dracula's Daughter, Vampire sequel
  9. The Mummy’s Hand begins Universal’s 1940s mummy series

    Labels: The Mummy's, Kharis
  10. The Wolf Man defines modern werewolf movie lore

    Labels: The Wolf, Lon Chaney
  11. The Ghost of Frankenstein turns monsters into a series line

    Labels: The Ghost, Frankenstein series
  12. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man starts “monster rallies”

    Labels: Frankenstein Meets, Monster rally
  13. House of Frankenstein combines multiple monsters in one film

    Labels: House of, Crossover film
  14. House of Dracula continues the crossover era

    Labels: House of, Crossover film
  15. Universal merges to form Universal-International

    Labels: Universal-International, Universal Pictures