Sometimes a film can go by many names and Terror in the Midnight Sun just happens to be one of those. It was originally called Rymdinvasion i Lappland or Space Invasion of Lapland, […]
From the Stars, a… – Terror in the Midnight Sun (1959)
A Villain, a Treasure and… – The Flying Serpent (1946)
George Zucco is at his best when he plays the villain and he does so here once again as a man who comes upon a fabled treasure and if that was not […]
A Very Unique Canvas – Crucible of Terror (1971)
Though highly entertaining, it is not because Crucible of Terror is the pinnacle of movie-making. It is by all accounts, a little silly and a little cheesy and while it tries to […]
Madness Made Flesh – Terror Is a Man (1959)
Merging man with animal has always seemed to be an obsession for many a mad scientist, trying to graft together the best parts of both species. While certain traits from certain creatures […]
Gold, Murder, Science and a… – Voodoo Woman (1957)
American International Pictures probably meant Voodoo Woman to be taken seriously as a horror film and while it was not awful in the strictest sense, it was not scary in the slightest. […]
From Man to Beast – Monster on the Campus (1958)
When a person thinks of Universal horror, it is often Frankenstein, Dracula or The Wolf Man that often come to mind. It is the classic monster movie, being more to the point, […]
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 […]
With the Sacred Idol Comes… – The Curse of the Doll People (1961)
Originally known as Muñecos infernales when released in Mexico, it was soon imported into the United States and dubbed in English as The Curse of the Doll People. The title of the […]
A Mad Doctor, Mad Plans and… – Teenage Zombies (1958)
It is easy to see why this Jerry Warren product was shelved for a couple of years, yet in the grand scheme of things, Teenage Zombies was not all that bad. Was […]
There is No Rest For… – The Dead One (1961)
The title of this film, The Dead One, could actually refer to the movie itself as filmmaker Barry Mahon tends to drag things out far longer than they need to be. Mahon […]
The Telltale Mind 