By 1979, filmdom had delivered many great team-ups for audiences around the world, whether it was Frankenstein and the Wolf Man or King Kong and Godzilla. One of the greatest ones to […]
With Great Power… – Time After Time (1979)
Stranded on the… – Planet of the Vampires (1965)
Planet of the Vampires is Mario Bava’s science-fiction extravaganza, a film pulled from the printed page and given life on the big screen, on par with any spectacle of the day. While […]
A Mission Gone Awry – 12 to the Moon (1960)
Some movies fall by the wayside both at the time of release and through the years as time goes by and that does not necessarily mean that said films are bad by […]
A Sad State of Being – Frozen Alive (1964)
The plot of Frozen Alive concerns a couple of scientists named Helen and Frank who are working with a new form of science called cryogenics. The film is a tedious affair and […]
Uncharted and Undiscovered was… – The Lost Continent (1951)
When a rocket goes missing somewhere on an uncharted island, it is up to Major Joe Nolan and his crew to go and find it and retrieve the component they need out […]
From Spore to Kaiju, it was… – The X from Outer Space (1967)
Despite being slightly ludicrous, The X from Outer Space is a lot of fun with one of the most outlandish monsters you will ever see in a kaiju film. With a body […]
From Infant Island Comes… – Mothra (1961)
After producing numerous Godzilla films, Toho decided to try something a little different and different it was with the release of Mothra – a movie influenced more from fantasy than it was […]
One Small Island, An… – Empire of the Ants (1977)
Joan Collins plays a real estate agent looking to sell swampland to suckers and pass it off as an area that is on the rise. Like the old saying goes, there is […]
A Battle for the Ages – Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster (1965)
For pure entertainment value, there is nothing better or more atrocious than Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster. It is so absolutely insane at times that you cannot help but love every minute […]
They Found Themselves in… – The Incredible Petrified World (1957)
History will never remember Jerry Warren for being a great filmmaker; in fact it will most likely be the opposite. The man was cheap, even cheaper than Roger Corman when it came […]
The Telltale Mind 