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Can you find the one character that is NOT from a classic Universal or Hammer horror film?
The two studios produced some of the most recognizable monsters of all time, but which iconic villain was NOT created by either company?
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Without a doubt, Universal Pictures and Hammer Film Productions are the two most famous companies behind classic horror movies. Universal started scaring audiences in the silent era and continued for the next three decades, producing numerous sequels with overlapping characters. They even introduced their slate of scary monsters to comedic duo Abbott and Costello in a series of films.
Across the pond, the London-based Hammer Film Productions brought iconic monsters and vampires to life in creative and bizarrely fun ways from the 1950s through the '70s.
How well do you know the many films produced by both companies? Pick which character below you think was NOT featured in a movie from either production house. Keep guessing until you find it!
All images courtesy of the Everett Collection.
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Which character is NOT from a Universal or Hammer horror film?
Can you find the one character that is NOT from a classic Universal or Hammer horror film?
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That was a no brainer for me as I saw the German silent version as a kid and was struck with
horror at Max's visage, he seemed to be literally a decomposing corpse walking about.
The flick is 100 years old and has there ever been a better make up job?
You can keep your computer generated special effects, they don't come close to this film.
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There was some rumors I had heard when I was a younger lad that the actor playing the vampire thought he was an actual vampire?
FUN FACT...The 70’s Rock n Roll Band Blue Oyster Cult has a great song called Nosferatu. It’s about breaking the spell of Count Dracula. It’s on the album Spectres (1977) great song to play this Halloween!
