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The Universal Monsters and later Science Fiction films were put into this format for all of us monster fans. All the ones reviewed here are the "Complete" versions which ran for about 10 minutes. If you have some of these films or any other titles you'd like to sell, please e-mail me. I'm ALWAYS looking. |
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Not since King Kong have we been subjected to such a large gorilla! Konga was once a small chimpanzee, but combine a mad scientist, a young blonde girl and a jealous wife and you ALWAYS get trouble. |
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Before he was the Wolfman or the Mummy, Lon Chaney, Jr., was the Man-Made Monster. Lionel Atwill plays one of the maddest doctors in movies in this underrated film from 1939. |
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One of Ray Harryhausen's greatest creatures, the Ymir arrives from the planet Venus and grows to enormous proportions within days. The final battle scene in the city of Rome is one of the best. |
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George Pal's great special effects is the real star of this mid fifties tale of doomsday. I wonder why NASA has never tried to launch the space shuttle from a giant roller coaster track........ |
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A giant tarantula is on the loose! Another tale of science gone mad, this one stars John Agar and Leo G. Carroll in one of my favorite drive-in flicks. Be careful, this one is more dangerous than a brown recluse! |
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In the third segment of the original Frankenstein trilogy we are introduced to Ygor, a great characterization by Bela Lugosi. I still have a hard time holding back the laughter during the dart game. One of the great ones. |
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