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SUMMARY:Summer Film Series
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DESCRIPTION:Screen classic horror film monsters at our Summer Film Series.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Step into the shadows and exploe the monst
 ers that made early movie magic. This series focuses on the characters tha
 t people still talk about today. Donald Beale\, director of Online Distanc
 e Learning with LSU Online and Continuing Education\, will meet weekly to 
 discuss the themes and styles in these classic films.</p>\n<p>June 4: Drac
 ula (1931\, m75)</p>\n<p>In this classic vampiric horror film\, directed b
 y Tod Browning and starring Bela Lugosi\, an unfortunate solicitor\, Renfi
 eld\, travels to meet Count Dracula. Unbeknownst to Renfield\, Count Dracu
 la is a vampire\, who quickly condemns Renfield to the same fate. When the
  two travel back to London\, Count Dracula preys upon victims throughout t
 he city\, including a young woman named Mina. This critically acclaimed fi
 lm led to countless spin-offs and sequels\, cementing the character&rsquo\
 ;s place as a cultural icon. The film was selected by the Library of Congr
 ess for preservation in the National Film Registry in 2000. This film is r
 ated TV-14.</p>\n<p>June 11: The Invisible Man (1933\, m71)</p>\n<p>Direct
 ed by James Whale and starring Gloria Stuart and Claude Rains\, this film 
 follows Dr. Jack Griffin\, a mysterious man covered in bandages. Following
  an experiment that left him completely invisible\, he travels to a villag
 e and demands that the townspeople leave him alone. As more of the village
 rs discover he is invisible\, chaos and crime ensue. This film was an imme
 diate success for Universal\, and it is a beloved classic in the genre to 
 this day. This film is rated TV-PG.</p>\n<p>June 18: Frankenstein (1931\, 
 m71)</p>\n<p>Directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff\, this fil
 m centers on Dr. Frankenstein\, a mad scientist who is obsessed with creat
 ing life from the deceased. The creature that results from these experimen
 ts\, Frankenstein&rsquo\;s monster\, escapes from the lab and encounters r
 esidents of the surrounding town\, causing destruction and despair. This f
 ilm is rated TV-PG.</p>\n<p>June 25: The Bride of Frankenstein (1935\, m75
 )</p>\n<p>In director James Whale&rsquo\;s masterful sequel to the 1931 cl
 assic\, Dr. Frankenstein is persuaded to create a mate for his creature to
  help fabricate a new race\, but all doesn't go as planned. Boris Karloff 
 returns as Frankenstein&rsquo\;s monster and actress Elsa Lanchester plays
  dual roles as novelist Mary Shelley and the frightful fright-wig-wearing 
 bride. This film is rated TV-PG.</p>\nhttps://myapl.libnet.info/event/1657
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