Next to the Karloff Monster my favorite is that played by Glenn Strange. All those crease lines on his face provide much characterization. According to Bob Burns, the number one Glenn Strange fan, this sculpted version is the best likeness of Glenn he has seen. The pose with the outstretched arms is quite eye-catching. For the...
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Boris Karloff as The Mummy, a 1932 Universal release. The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) The Mummy Bust (1932) From Wikipedia: An Ancient Egyptian priest called Imhotep...
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Boris Karloff in the 1945 release, “The Body Snatcher.” The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body Snatcher (1945) The Body...
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Boris Karloff in Roger Corman’s 1963 Poe-inspired film, “The Raven.” Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) Karloff in The Raven (1963) From Wikipedia: The...
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Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster, a classic Ed Wood Jr. release from 1955. Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster (1955) Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster (1955) Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster (1955) Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster (1955) Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster (1955) Tor Johnson in Bride of the Monster...
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“‘What is the Law? We are not beasts…we are not men..we are things!’ intones Bela Lugosi as the Sayer of the Law in the 1932 film, Island of Lost Souls. All in all this was a straightforward build with no particular problems. It is always a challenge to paint flames due to the inherent static nature of...
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The Renfield character from Universal’s “Dracula” (1931), complete with a sign reading “Yes, Master.” Renfield from Dracula (1931) Renfield from Dracula (1931) Renfield from Dracula (1931) Renfield from Dracula...
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The Cavorite Sphere from “First Men in the Moon,” the 1964 film adaptation of H. G. Wells’ original 1901 novel detailing the first “moonshot.” Cavorite Sphere from First Men In The Moon (1964) Cavorite Sphere from First Men In The Moon (1964) Cavorite Sphere from First Men In The Moon (1964) Cavorite...
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Dr. Mark C. Glassy is the Chief Executive Officer of Nascent Biologics, Inc., the Director of and Professor at the Integrated Medical Science Association Foundation, and is on the faculty of the University of California, San Diego in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department and Bioscience Department. Click here to learn more
