Read on for a list of 13 monster movies that feature some combination of Frankenstein’s monster, Count Dracula, the Wolf Man, and assorted vampires, werewolves, mummies, and more.

Many films have used the Count as a villain, while others have used him as a title character—or invoked his name as a buzzword or as shorthand…

A for a whole range of tastes—from zombie comedies (zom-coms?) and funny vampire tales to ghost stories and monster-centric animated features for the whole family. 

As Universal Studios latched onto iconic franchise characters that could carry a series, soon came the urge to have the various monsters meet up.

The Universal Monsters have resonated with classic horror movie fans for nearly a hundred years, anchored by iconic movie monsters Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolf Man, and the Mummy.

Links to news and articles about films that mix comedy and horror, from Dick Briefer's comedic take on the Frankenstein Monster to Monster Squad to Little Monsters. 

Eddie Munster just wants to be a typical, all-American boy. Except, you know, for being part werewolf and part vampire. But how can the child of a zombie and a vampire be a werewolf?

Find out 13 monster movies that combine Frankenstein’s monster, Count Dracula, the Wolf Man, and assorted vampires, werewolves, mummies, and more. (Including a BONUS movie that came in at the last minute!)

A look behind the scenes! Count Dracula owns a monster’s-only hotel where they can stay clear of the humans that hate them. To celebrate the birthday of his teen daughter, he invites his best monster friends over…

Although not the first horror movie from Universal, the success of Dracula paved the way for the rest of the Universal monster movies…

News for Doctor Strange 2, The Shining TV series, Urban fantasy author Faith Hunter, Godzilla board games, flashback to John Carpenter's the Thing, and Top 5 Underrated Vampire Movies!

Universal’s short-lived Dark Universe—intended to connect together all the studio’s classic monsters—began and ended with 2017’s The Mummy. In this video, Ryan George imagines how the studio pitch meeting went…

Blumhouse found out-of-the-box success of 2020’s The Invisible Man. Now, there are rumblings of more Universal/Blumhouse pairings on the way.

No other character has had made such an impact on popular culture with so little screen time. It is time for Universal to figure out how to make this work. Figure it out, people!

Following their successful retread of The Invisible Man, Blumhouse Productions has been tapped by Universal to set their sites on a new vision for Dracula.

Is Universal working on theme park attractions celebrating their classic monsters Frankenstein’s monster, Bride of Frankenstein, Dracula, the Wolf Man, Mummy, and more?