Son of Dracula (1943), is noted for
being the first film to actually show a vampire physically transforming into a
bat on screen. The effect was achieved by special-effects wizard, John P.
Fulton who also created the special-effects for The Invisible Man (1933).
He would later win an Academy Award in 1957 for his work on The
Ten Commandments (1956), mainly for his work on the parting of the Red
Sea.Monday, December 1, 2014
Tuesday's Fright Film Tidbit
Son of Dracula (1943), is noted for
being the first film to actually show a vampire physically transforming into a
bat on screen. The effect was achieved by special-effects wizard, John P.
Fulton who also created the special-effects for The Invisible Man (1933).
He would later win an Academy Award in 1957 for his work on The
Ten Commandments (1956), mainly for his work on the parting of the Red
Sea.
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