Calling Plan 9 From Outer Space the worst film ever made is doing it an injustice for there are far worse movies that have been made that make this one look like […]
Should Have Tried Plan 10 – Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959)
From Out of the Dark Comes the… – Night Monster (1942)
Bela Lugosi, Lionel Atwill, Don Porter and Irene Hervey star in Night Monster, a 1942 shocker from Universal Pictures looking to scare the pants off of the audience by dropping bodies faster […]
Quaint, Yet Forgettable – Murder By Television (1935)
With television still being new to the world, one man has discovered a way to send a television signal all across the world nearly instantaneously and as such, there are those that […]
One Body is… – One Body Too Many (1944)
One Body Too Many is a mystery film with some comedy and horror thrown in for good measure and while it is never all that bad, it is not a film that […]
Living Though Dead – Black Friday (1940)
Despite featuring two of horror’s biggest icons in Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi and being marketed as such, Black Friday features very little horror, if any. The story concerns Dr. Ernest Sovac […]
A Killer, Bela Lugosi and The East Side Kids in… – Spooks Run Wild (1941)
Starring the East Side Kids and Bela Lugosi, Spooks Run Wild would be a blend of both horror and comedy and ultimately end up being a fairly entertaining movie even by today’s […]
Only Nightmares Emerge From… – The Black Sleep (1956)
After the Universal Monsters were put to sleep and horror was seemingly taking a back-step to different genres of film in the nineteen fifties, it did not necessarily mean that it would […]
Not the Best Dancers – Zombies on Broadway (1945)
Zombies on Broadway is not quite as ridiculous as it sounds. It does not happen to be a musical, nor is there any dancing or a chorus line to be found, despite […]
All Aboard the… – Phantom Ship (1935)
Amongst his Universal offerings, Bela Lugosi, much like his fellow actors at the time, would often take work where they could find it. As such, one of these films would be Phantom […]
Do You Dare Cross the Path of… – The Black Cat (1934)
The Black Cat from 1934 would be Universal’s first effort at pairing two of their biggest stars together and it was by all accounts, a success. Those two titans of the silver […]
The Telltale Mind 