After Universal exploded the box office not once but twice in 1931, with Dracula and Frankenstein, other movie studios wanted in on the action. And while none of these developed the same identity as Universal, horror fans were graced with a number of classic efforts that endure to this day. The good folks at Warner Archives have recently assembled a collection of six titles under the Warner/MGM banner, all lovingly restored and ready for rediscovery by enthusiasts everywhere! The Hollywood Legends of Horror Collection features Doctor X (1932), The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932), Mad Love (1935), Mark of the Vampire (1935), The Devil-Doll (1936), and The Return of Doctor X (1939), all on Blu-ray with each film given the star treatment via audio commentary tracks and special documentary features, as well as an assortment of WB cartoons to help set the Saturday matinee mood.
