Following the surprise success of Dracula, Universal produced Frankenstein, solidifying the studio's commitment to the horror genre. James Whale managed to crystallize the novel's essential themes and emotions, that of a scientific genius playing God, and his unfortunate creation reaching out for beauty, tenderness and ultimately revenge. Introduced by Houston Film Critics Society President Josh Starnes.
film,
Museum of Fine Arts Houston,
screening,
Universal Pictures: Celebrating 100 Years
mfah.org
MFAH
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24 | may at 6:00 pm
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Trill Comedy Festival |
| Station Theater | |
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24 | may at 6:00 pm
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Art opening reception & lecture: "Morning Coffee" |
| Community Artists' Collective | |
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24 | may at 6:00 pm
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Art opening reception and open house: Oysters and Pearls by dianne k webb |
| Blank Slate | |
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24 | may at 6:00 pm
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Pura Vida Tequila Bottle Signing with Sully Erna, Lead Singer of Godsmack |
| Spec's Liquor Warehouse |