Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry made their debut in the early 1970s, and were inspired by classic horror film vampires and Frankenstein, according to General Mills’ website.

Count Chocula and Franken Berry launched in Marcy 1971, according to the General Mills website. George Karn, who designed the original Trix Rabbit in 1959, also designed Count Chocula.

Boo Berry, Count Chocula and Franken Berry have a new friend. The Monsters Cereal lineup has added the first female character, Carmella Creeper, to the mix. It is the first new character in 35 years.

Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry step out of the cereal box and onto the puppet stage in a spellbinding General Mills x Jim Henson Company collab that serves up a fuzzy twist on fan ...

Kimmel compared Ramaswamy to Count Chocula — as in, the mascot for the brand of breakfast cereal — and added, “he’s not an actual vampire, but he does suck for sure.” ...

Each box is a mash-up of five different cereals (Frute Brute, Count Chocula, Boo Berry, Franken Berry, and Yummy Mummy) with the addition of a 6th cereal, Carmella Creeper.

Count Chocula and Franken Berry launched in Marcy 1971, according to the General Mills website. George Karn, who designed the original Trix Rabbit in 1959, also designed Count Chocula.

Count Chocula. Franken Berry. Boo Berry. The names of the General Mills Monster Cereal mascots are iconic and have been for over 50 years now. But it’s been over 35 years since they added a new ...

A brewer's cereal confession solves a spooky mystery in Fort Collins, Colorado. A small brewery in Fort Collins, Colo. is using Count Chocula cereal in its beer. Amazon — -- Call him a ...