Johnny Showtime: DRACULA (2026)

 by JB

Gee willikers! Sometimes when you go to those Monday Night Secret Screening-type deals, you get to see something early that YOU ACTUALLY WANTED TO SEE.

Review: RENFIELD

 by Rob DiCristino

Watch out! He bites!

FTM 603: THE HAMMER DRACULA CYCLE

Patrick and JB find going through all of Hammer's vampire films to be a pain in the neck.

Movies is Good: Thanksgiving

 by JB

“There’s a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will— “

—Shakespeare

FTM 560 - BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA

Patrick and Adam Riske have crossed oceans of time to bring you this podcast.

Celluloid Ramblings: DRACULA (1979)

by JB

After loudly deriding Scream Factory for holding this tasty release until late November, instead of putting it out before Halloween, I didn’t get around to watching it until December. I should be very careful at whom I point my finger in the future.

Celluloid Ramblings: Museums We're Thankful For

by JB

On this Thanksgiving week, our minds naturally turn to Universal Monsters.

Great Horror Performances: Dwight Frye in DRACULA (1931)

by JB

Want to know how great Dwight Frye is in the original sound Dracula? Alice Cooper wrote a song about him. I don’t see Alice Cooper writing elegies to any other semi-obscure 1930’s character actors…

Thrills, Chills, & Kills: DRACULA (1931)

by JB

Tod Browning’s 1931 film of Dracula is a study in dichotomy.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 52

by Patrick Bromley

You're not done watching scary movies yet, are you?

Glutton for Punishment: The Death Kiss

by JB

Gosh and golly! What a wonderful Scary Movie Month surprise!

Heath Holland On...My Road to Universal Horror

by Heath Holland

I didn’t always love the monsters.

Drunk on Foolish Pleasures: Really Universal Horrors!

by JB

This past weekend I went to Universal Studios Hollywood – the first time I’ve visited during Scary Movie Month. It got me to some excessive ruminating.

F This Movie! - Vampire Movies!

Patrick and JB count down their favorite and least favorite vampire movies ever made. Blood!

Review: Dario Argento's Dracula

by Patrick Bromley

Here it is: Dario Argento's latest worst movie.

Review: Dracula, Prince of Darkness

by Patrick Bromley

It's Hammer time.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Oct. 26)

This is it! The last six days of #ScaryMovieMonth! And, as of this writing, we have well over 700 reviews in the Scary Movie Challenge III thread. That's crazy! And great! At the same time! Do you think we can break 1,000 comments? I don't, but let's try! Homestretch, people.

For this final installment of October trailerz, I'm joined by Patrick as we examine old VAMPIRE MOVIES! Thanks for taking one (a stake) for the team (in the heart), Patrick!

Unsung!: Dracula's Daughter

by JB

As a hidden gem of the now-classic 1930s Universal Monsters cycle, this film really is unsung -- not many people realize how great (some of) it is.  But Dracula’s Daughter is also completely sung for a different reason that is really nothing to sing about. So, the film is, in one sense, “some-sung”… or semi-sung. But on the other hand, it is over-sung, and still singing that same old song. Okay, now that I have cleared THAT up...

F This Movie! - Universal Monsters

Patrick and JB go back to the beginnings of horror movies and talk about the original monsters, now available on Blu-ray for the first time.

Our Favorite Soundtracks and Scores

We talk a lot about movies here on F This Movie!, because we are slaves to our own mission statement. What we don't often address is music in movies (unless we're talking about Garry Marshall movies, because we won't stop talking about Garry Marshall movies), which is a shame because it's such an important part of the way we remember a film. Jack Black gets it.

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