The Home Of Movies – Universal Studios
Universal Studio was able to manage the transition successfully.
The next issue that faced the movie industry was the breaking away of movie stars from the production houses in an effort to be more independent. This happened in the 1950s and Universal Studio again managed to pull up act together by channeling its energy into making of TV shows and movies made especially for television.
In the initial years, Hollywood was churning out low budget westerns and serials. Over time, the standards of scripts and production also improved. In the 1930s, Universal Studio released All Quiet on the Western Front, a movie based on World War I. It went on to win the Academy Award for the Best picture.
Subsequently, Universal Studios became synonymous with horror movies after they produced successful movies like Frankenstein and The Mummy
