As far as horror films go, The Vulture is not a very good one. In fact, there is no horror to speak of except for the wasted time of the audience, for […]
In Swoops… – The Vulture (1967)
After Serving Her Time, She Was Still… – The Hunted (1948)
Preston Foster and Belita star in the 1948 film noir The Hunted, as directed by Jack Bernhard. It finds Foster as a police detective who even after sending his girlfriend to prison […]
Faster Than…? More Powerful Than…? Able to…? – The Pumaman (1980)
Before Marvel was a success on the big screen and before DC tried to do something other than a Superman or Batman film, there was The Pumaman released in 1980. A hero […]
A Menace From Space is… – Dogora (1964)
Toho, the studio best known for its giant monsters, creates another with Dogora. In this case, they do something a little different and instead of featuring the usual man-in-a-suit like Godzilla or […]
Vengeance Upon… – Fog Island (1945)
Fog Island, released by PRC in 1945, begins with an interesting premise where George Zucco’s character invites numerous people to his mansion upon an island, one that is perpetually covered in fog, […]
A Mint on the Pillow and Murder, Only at… – The Black Raven (1943)
On a dark and stormy night, a bunch of strangers are driven towards The Black Raven as the only shelter around, an inn run by the one and only George Zucco, known […]
The Key to it All Rests in… – The Head (1959)
The Head is one of those fantastically insane films that sees a mad scientist obsess over the creating of life. This particular movie looks to put a bit of a spin on […]
From the Stars, a… – Terror in the Midnight Sun (1959)
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, […]
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 […]
The Telltale Mind 