Since launching, Shudder has proven time and again to be one of the best streaming services available for horror fans. The programmers have picked up exclusives such as the excellent DEAREST SISTER and PREVENGE. They have surprised U.S. viewers by suddenly streaming previously unavailable films such as THE DEVILS and GHOSTWATCH. And now they are streaming several films from that essential building block of horror film appreciation: the classic Universal Monster series.

Starting today, Shudder is streaming DRACULA (1931), FRANKENSTEIN (1931), BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), THE MUMMY (1932), THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933), and THE WOLF MAN (1941) in all their black and white, Gothic glory.

If you have not seen any or some of these films, filling in this gap in your horror film education just became much easier. Even if you have seen them, returning to the classics every now and then is always a rewarding experience.

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Matt Wedge is a writer, film fanatic, and cat herder whose obsession with the films of Larry Cohen and sticking up for unfairly-maligned cinematic bombs can be read at his site, Obsessive Movie Nerd. You can follow him on Twitter at @TheWedgeSerpent.

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Tags: bride of frankenstein, Dearest Sister, Dracula, frankenstein, Ghostwatch, Prevenge, Shudder, The Devils, The Invisible Man, The Mummy, The Wolf Man, Universal Monsters