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	Title	Post date
	The Terror (1963) Directed By: Roger Corman, Francis Ford Coppola, Monte Hellman, Jack Hill, Jack Nicholson. Starring: Jack Nicholson, Boris Karloff, Sandra Knight, Dick Miller, Jonathan Haze	04/25/11
	Munsters Emerge From the Tomb; People Flee? And now, an item from the "Bad Ideas" desk: Producer Bryan Fuller is planning to resurrect the classic '60s television series The Munsters and has signed a deal with NBC to deliver a pilot episode, with the logline "Modern Family meets True Blood." Oy!	11/28/10
	Back to Basics with Universal Studios Over the last few weeks, we've been going "Back to Basics" by looking at the horror films produced by Universal Studios. After my previous post, I realized that before we dive into anymore of the horrors created for us by Universal, I really should set the stage and provide a little background information on the studio itself. We'll be looking at James Whale's 1935 masterwork, Bride of Frankenstein, next.	11/16/10
	Back to Basics with 'The Invisible Man' By 1933, Universal Studios had become a veritable fear factory, thanks to the efforts of production head Carl Laemmle Jr. After the amazing profits earned from Dracula, Frankenstein and The Mummy, he was eager to find Universal's next horror property, and fast.	11/09/10
	Back to Basics with 'The Mummy' For the last week or so, FanGirlTastic has been going "Back to Basics," examining movies from horror's past to discern what relevance they have in the present. So far, we've looked at Dracula and Frankenstein, the first two major films from the golden age of Universal Studios.	11/01/10
	Back to Basics with 'Frankenstein' When Universal Studios released Dracula in February 1931, all involved were a bit nervous.	10/25/10