CT man spends life recreating and preserving golden age of horror and science fiction
In this week's Road Trip Close to Home, News 12 photojournalist Lori Golias takes us to Plainville.
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13h agoOne man's love for the classic Hollywood monster movies has made him spend his life recreating and preserving the golden age of horror and science fiction. Cortlandt HulI started the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum when he was only 13.
His great uncle, Henry Hull, was the actor that played the very first Werewolf in London in 1935.
In this week's Road Trip Close to Home, News 12 photojournalist Lori Golias takes us to Plainville.
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