The Dark Universe is dead, but the Universal Monsters aren’t
A few years after the collapse of the Dark Universe, the most famous of movie monsters are enjoying a second life.
How the Universal Monsters Created Hollywood’s First Shared Universe
Shared cinematic universes are all the rage nowadays. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is the most successful, with more than 30 films and multiple TV shows comprising its ever-expanding mythos. The DCEU ...
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Universal's New Monster Movie Wolf Man Is Howling to Digital Less Than a Month After Disastrous Box Office Run
Whannell's new attempt at a Universal Monster had all the right ingredients for a second success. Unfortunately, Wolf Man ...
Universal’s Epic Theme Park Is Getting Some Strange, Tasty-Looking Treats
Here’s a look at a fun level of immersion from Universal’s Epic Universe that you’ll be able to taste when the park opens May ...
The Must-Try Dishes Coming to Orlando's Newest Theme Park This Summer
An Orland-based travel writer goes behind the scenes at Universal Orlando Resort's coming theme park, Universal Epic Universe ...
A Field Guide to Cinematic Wolf Men
He followed the Universal Monsters’ now-classic takes on Dracula, Frankenstein, the Bride of Frankenstein, and the Invisible Man into theaters, but Lon Chaney Jr. makes an indelible impression as ...
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Universal’s Failed Cinematic Universe Starring Tom Cruise Is The Reason This Much Better Monster Movie Never Got A Sequel
Tom Cruise blockbuster tried to kick off Universal's ill-fated Dark Universe, and it also killed a sequel to an underrated ...
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The Dark Universe is dead, but the Universal Monsters aren’t
These two movies, both from Universal (or at least its art-house subsidiary, Focus Features), are merely the start of a classic monster mash in the making. Later this year, we’ll get not one but ...