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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is a 1948 American horror comedy film directed by Charles Barton. Tangentially linked to the Universal Monsters film series, the film features Count Dracula, who has partnered with Dr. Sandra Mornay in order to find a brain to reactivate Frankenstein's monster, and they find Wilbur Grey, the ideal candidate.
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I avoided this movie for the longest time. I mean, Abbott & Costello? Black and white? Frankenstein and Dracula? No thank you. I’m not old. I know. I grew past that but never got around to seeing this one. I was listening to a podcast, Maltin on Movies, and Leonard Maltin praised it on more than one occasion so I thought, maybe I better check it out, if only to understand all of his references. And I am glad I did.…More
I avoided this movie for the longest time. I mean, Abbott & Costello? Black and white? Frankenstein and Dracula? No thank you. I’m not old. I know. I grew past that but never got around to seeing this one. I was listening to a podcast, Maltin on Movies, and Leonard Maltin praised it on more than one occasion so I thought, maybe I better check it out, if only to understand all of his references. And I am glad I did.…More
-via IMDB.com I avoided this movie for the longest time. I mean, Abbott & Costello? Black and white? Frankenstein and Dracula? No thank you. I’m not old. I know. I grew past that but never got around to seeing this one. I was listening to a podcast, Maltin on Movies, and Leonard Maltin praised it on more than one occasion so I thought, maybe I better check it out, if only to understand all of his references. And I a…More