Title: Bring on Abbott & Costello
Product review: This has to be one of the lamest of all Universal's horror endeavors. The sets are classic and gothic, but the plot is a hodge-podge of thrown together pieces. You have the norm - a continually tormented Larry Talbot, who does get cured of his transformations by having his skull enlarged, the Frankenstein monster is found in a cave w/ the skeletal remains of Dr. Neimann (see House of Frankenstein), and an unconvincing stupid performance by John Carridine as Dracula. Oh yes, he comes seeking an end for his life (dahhhh, just stand in the sun!). Oh yes, that's how he gets it in the end. What's left to do? Bring on Abbott & Costello, which is exactly what Universal did. If you're a collector - get it. If not, skip it!
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