DAN CURTIS' CLASSIC MONSTERS BLU-RAY [PRE-ORDER]

Street Date 10/28/25

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Widely acclaimed for having modernized television horror in the 1960s and ’70s, producer Dan Curtis (Dark Shadows, The Night Stalker) also embraced more traditional approaches. This special edition presents Curtis’s made-for-TV versions of the three foundational monsters of filmdom. Adapted by Richard Matheson (Somewhere in Time) and starring Jack Palance (Shane), Dracula was filmed in Eastern Europe and was the first film to make a connection between Bram Stoker’s vampire and Vlad the Impaler. Bo Svenson (Part 2: Walking Tall) portrays the heartbreakingly childlike monster of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde features a ferocious performance by Palance as the scientist who unbridles the deepest, darkest urges of the human animal.

FEATURES:
Introductions to All Films by Jeff Thompson, Author of The Television Horrors of Dan Curtis
Dracula Audio Commentary by Mark Dawidziak
Dracula Interview with Actor Jack Palance
Dracula Interview with Producer/Director Dan Curtis
Dracula Spanish language soundtrack
Dracula Alternate Footage and Scenes
Frankenstein Audio Commentary by Film Scholar Rodney F. Hill (Hofstra University)
Frankenstein Audio Commentary with Actors Robert Foxworth (Victor Frankenstein) and John Karlen (Otto Roget)
Frankenstein ABC-TV Wide World Mystery Promos
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Audio Commentary by Author, Artist and Film Historian Steve Bissette
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Interview with Makeup Effects Artist Dick Smith