Igor (or sometimes Ygor) is the traditional stock character or cliché hunch-backed assistant or butler to many types of villain, such as Count Dracula or a mad scientist, familiar from many horror movies and horror movie parodies, the Frankenstein series and Van Helsing films in particular. An early representation of Igor in film is the uncredited, hunch-backed dwarf laboratory assistant to mad scientist/alchemist Rotwang in the 1927 film...
Both searching the castle for the strange music they hear playing, Igor and t...
Inspector Kemp is at the door. He's come to investigate and confirm or deny t...
Searching the castle for the source of the music, the threesome thinks the tr...
Igor, carrying Elizabeth's luggage into the castle ,offers other services to ...
Igor slips his arm under Elizabeth's and gets aggressive.
Dr. Frankenstein goes into the room with The Monster. The Monster wakes up. T...
The threesome return to the chamber to find Frau Blücher freeing the monster....
The monster, frightened by Igor striking a match, begins to choke the doctor....
Having come to grips with his failure, the doctor starts to partake in the me...
At the dinner table, Dr. Frankenstein is feeling sorry for himself. Igor look...
Igor sarcastically quotes the doctor who's freaking out after failing to rean...
After failing to bring the creature to life, the doctor looses his cool. Igor...
From the tower top, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein yells orders down to Igor in t...
The doctor, in the reanimation chamber, is talking loudly up to Igor on the t...
The doctor touches Igor on his right shoulder drawing his attention to Igor's...
Dr. Frankenstein and Igor are standing in a grave having dug up the coffin of...
When considering a journal entry indicating the size of the creature, the thr...
As they dine the day after searching the castle, the doctor continues to read...
Through a door on the other side of the reanimation chamber the trio find a v...
The doctor flips one of the switches Igor points out. It sparks and flares.
The threesome proceed through the final door in search of the music's source....
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