The third sequel to the original Frankenstein film finds that the people who live in the village do so in fear, as the past is hard to forget. They blame it upon […]
When the Past Comes Calling – The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
Sins of the Father – Son of Frankenstein (1939)
Son of Frankenstein marks the second sequel to the original film, this time without Colin Clive as Henry and without James Whale as director. Instead, Universal went to Rowland V. Lee when […]
Here Comes the Blushing… – The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
James Whale returns to direct the sequel to 1931’s Frankenstein which finds the monster still alive beneath the collapsed windmill. Where the first movie featured horror in its purest form, this film […]
It’s Alive!! – Frankenstein (1931)
There have been many, many films that have given audiences a scare in the theater, but one of the very first was Frankenstein. It was by no means the first horror film […]
Daddy’s Little Girl – Dracula’s Daughter (1936)
Unlike its predecessor, Dracula from 1931, this film would start out with a much lighter tone, comedic in fact, which would set it apart from the first one in more ways than […]
Don’t Knock On… – The Strange Door (1951)
Sometimes all you need is a good villain to really make a film. This movie features one such scoundrel as personified by Charles Laughton. Oftentimes when you see Laughton in a film […]
Mad or Driven Mad? – The Man They Could Not Hang (1939)
Boris Karloff as Dr. Savaard thinks that he has found a method to bring the dead back to life. To do so he must first experiment and to do that, he needs […]
Sheer Crazy – Fear Chamber (1968)
The movie claims to have all the macabre horror of Edgar Allen Poe. Lies! Stars Boris Karloff in one of his last roles. Cool. Sadly he cannot even save this film. Karloff […]
Alive for 2000 Years – Curse of the Faceless Man (1958)
A faceless statue is unearthed in Pompeii that at times, comes alive to kill various people as well as make his way to Tina whom he thinks is his lost love from […]
Mad Scientist or Mad Scientist – The Boogie Man Will Get You (1942)
In a slightly different turn, Boris Karloff stars as the congenial mad scientist, or perhaps bumbling would be a little more apt. He calls to mind The Nutty Professor starring Jerry Lewis, […]
The Telltale Mind 