Back in the golden age of monsters, before the VCR and Laser Disk, the only way to watch monster movies other than from the three TV stations in your area was the 8mm film.  Here are a few of my favorites for your nostalgic pleasure.  Just click on the movie box for a synopsis......

A scientist invents a drug that turns humans into monsters  --  and Costello gets a dose of the needle!  He turns into a monster and lures Scotland Yard on a zany chase after the real madman!

In 1932 Hollywood wrapped Boris Karloff in 15 yards of rotting gauze; for 6 hours they sprayed his face with chemicals and baked it with clay.  The result:  The Mummy - a screen horror classic!

Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein Monster and Elsa Lanchester as his Bride-To-Be.  The Frankenstein monster was bad enough, but the Bride now appears as a 7-foot tall horror, wrapped in gauze,  ragged stitches scarring her neck.

Here's your cup of tea....an eerie, spine-tingling,  nerve-chilling story of your two favorite all-time great Monsters.  Frankenstein and Wolfman will fill your cup with terror and send you to bed to dream of happy  nightmares.

Stalking relentlessly through the thick London fog in pursuit of his fair victim is the most fiendish and feared vampire of all time.  Close your windows and hang out the garlic leaves -- Count Dracula is on the loose!  An all time classic!

In the Amazon jungle a living creature from 150 million years ago threatens a party of archaeologists.  See the furious spear-gun battle to capture it in the Black Lagoon.