The classic horror flick "Frankenstein," starring Boris Karloff as the monster, is celebrating its 85th anniversary this November. It came out in 1931. Here's some trivia about the movie from the Internet Movie Database: Not long before filming began, Colin Clive (Dr. Frankenstein) broke a leg in a horse riding accident. Consequently, most of Dr. Frankenstein's scenes were shot with him sitting. When filming the scene where the monster emerges from the burnt windmill, Karloff, Boris slipped and fell into the water-filled well. Upon being helped out, he realized he had broken a leg in the fall. The metal struts used to stiffen his legs (for the famous "monster lurch") helped keep the bones in place until they could be properly set. The musical soundtrack for this film proved so popular, it was used again in the "Flash Gordon" serials starring Crabbe, Buster. When Frankenstein's castle is self-destructing, the Doctor can be seen against ...