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 […]
A Mint on the Pillow and Murder, Only at… – The Black Raven (1943)
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 […]
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 […]
In Search of Redemption, They Find… – Nabonga (1944)
Nabonga is another Poverty Row picture that you would naturally think stars a gorilla who would be named as such and there is, though for the most part, he is simply referred […]
Deep in the Jungle is… – White Pongo (1945)
For sheer entertainment value, which is subjective of course, White Pongo delivers on every level. Special effects might get better and more complex as the years go by, but a man in […]
Born by Science – The Mad Monster (1942)
During the past hundred years of cinema, there have been numerous films about werewolves. Some were good, some were bad and some managed to be iconic. The Mad Monster falls into that […]
Who is the Man and Who the Monster? – The Monster Maker (1944)
There are many films about mad scientists doing mad things to normally innocent people, but there are few that take it as far as The Monster Maker does. In it, J.Carrol Naish, […]
The Telltale Mind 