Perhaps the longest-lasting and most memorable image of Frankenstein and his Monster was created in 1931, when Universal Pictures released what is now often praised as the definitive horror film: Frankenstein.
The image of Boris Karloff in the flat-head monster mask with bolts in his neck and in undersized clothes has become part of popular culture; even little children are familiar with it and by today Boris Karloff’s iconic impersonation of the Monster has become synonymous with the word “Frankenstein”.
Here, a collection of 30 rare photos taken in 1931 during the making of Frankenstein.
The image of Boris Karloff in the flat-head monster mask with bolts in his neck and in undersized clothes has become part of popular culture; even little children are familiar with it and by today Boris Karloff’s iconic impersonation of the Monster has become synonymous with the word “Frankenstein”.
Here, a collection of 30 rare photos taken in 1931 during the making of Frankenstein.
