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Was it Frankenstein or Dracula?
How well do you know these beloved monsters?
As the castle doors creak and the thunder crashes, you feel a shiver run down your spine. The rain from above means you can't go back out to your horse-drawn carriage. Suddenly, you hear footsteps approach, as the hairs stand up on the back of your neck. Your blood runs ice cold as you turn around.
Who would you rather see standing at the top of the stairs? Frankenstein, or Dracula?
And how well do you know those (sometimes misunderstood) baddies, anyway? Do you think you have what it takes to tell them apart? It should be pretty easy! One is the cobbled-together flesh of the undead and one man's attempt at playing god. The other is a weird Transylvanian bat guy with big ol' teeth. You totally got this!
By the way, we all absolutely know that the proper name is "Frankenstein's Monster." But for the sake of brevity, we're going to call our guy "Frankenstein." It's friendlier, but still more formal than calling him "Frank." We don't know him well enough to call him "Frank."
Good luck!
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Both monsters come from the world of literature. Which novel came first?
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Let's talk classic Universal movies. Which one was released first?
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This movie's sets on the Universal Studios lot were used for a concurrent Spanish production of the same story.
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Which movie features a love interest played by Mae Clarke?
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Which story was adapted without permission in 1922 by German Expressionist filmmaker F. W. Murnau?
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Which Universal series featured more entries?
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Lawrence Talbot, The Wolfman, is shot and killed in "House of ___________"
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Which movie was directed by the same filmmaker who directed Freaks?
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This movie's opening credits are soundtracked by an excerpt from Act II of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake."
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This movie's monster was readied for the big screen by famous make-up artist Jack Pierce.
Was it Frankenstein or Dracula?
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