Son of Frankenstein is the bridge between Universal’s more artistic 1930s classic horror and its slickly packaged monster spook shows of the 1940s.
Of English Accents, Lightning Storms, and Monsters"In the minds of many horror aficionados, [Lionel] Atwill's greatest performance came in a supporting part–as the unforgettable, wooden-armed Inspector Krogh in Son of Frankenstein. Constructed with equal parts bottled rage and gallows humor, Krogh ranks as the most completely assembled…

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