Monster Horror Movies - Page 3 of 10

Following his lab's explosion, Henry and Elizabeth Frankenstein head to London for a rest (and to avoid possible criminal charges). The monster, still alive, follows, but winds up in the Whitechapel district. There, he's mistaken for a disfigured, mentally disabled man and befriended by local prostitutes. When one of the [**]s is horribly murdered, the creature roams the area, hoping to protect the survivors. This brings him in contact with the real killer-Jack the Ripper. After 47 years,…

the monster and the girl is a very strange but good movie from the classic monster era. univeral released but it was made by paramount. it has the same elements of the universal classic monsters but added film noir type film with gangsters and it's actually a very good movie. the title makes it seems more hokey than it is. the story and acting are quite good and you have george zucco in it as the mad doctor! i was suprised and it's one of my favorite of the genre. if you liked murder at…

A horrible tale featuring every scary monster a child can think of. Alf and Elf, the children's friend, find ingenious ways to keep the monsters securely tied up at night and ensure that children will have nothing to fear from cowardly monsters ever again.

A faithful tribute to the Cold War era, B-grade, drive-in horror movies of the 1950's, The Monster of Phantom Lake follows proud scientist Professor Jackson, his comely graduate student, and five swell teenagers as they discover the terrifying effects of

Boris Karloff stars as the screen's most memorable monster in what many consider to be the greatest horror film ever made. Dr. Frankenstein (Colin Clive) dares to tamper with life and death by creating a human monster (Karloff) out of lifeless body parts. It's director James Whale's adaptation of the Mary Shelley novel blended with Karloff's compassionate portrayal of a creature groping for identity that makes Frankenstein a masterpiece not only of the genre, but for all time.

It seems like Wolf Man Stu is always getting blamed for something! When sheep in the neighboring town start disappearing, everyone wants to point a finger at Stu. But he knows he's innocent! He is going to have to use all his tricks and his powers to 'bite' his way back to innocence and prove that even werewolves can be nice guys.

Leap into a fantastically monstrous world where hijinks become high art, curfews and chores vanish from sight, and a wacky, irrepressible monster can become your best friend! Eleven-year-oldBrian (Fred Savage, "The Wonder Years") knows that there's a monster under his bed. And when he sets a trap for ithe captures an experience beyond his wildest dreams! Led by Maurice (Howie Mandel), a horned, blue-green prankster extraordinaire, Brian discovers the vast subterranean hideout of the…

Set twelve years after the shambling zombie masses have overrun Manhattan, America, and the world, Monster Planet is the mind-blowing conclusion to what must be the scariest trilogy ever. Oceans of blood, scattered limbs, wanton violence, and general mayhem abound, along with revivified mummies, a Welsh sorcerer, and Wellington's signature brand of cool high-tech weaponry and sly humor — zombies, after all, are the ultimate consumers. What do the undead want, aside from fresh meat? Do…

The first of Universal's all-star monster tag-team bouts, House of Frankenstein boasts Dracula, the Wolf Man, and Frankenstein's monster, plus a menacing mad scientist (played with hammy glee by Boris Karloff) and his hunchbacked assistant (J. Carroll Naish). It's really more like two films. Karloff and Naish escape prison and find the skeleton of Dracula, resurrecting the dapper vampire (played by a dignified John Carradine) and unleashing him on an unsuspecting town. In the second…

What if revenge were a monster of your own creation, and all you needed to summon it were enough hatred and enough imagination? Which of you would really be the monster? From vengeance monsters to haunted schools to the threat of a modern-day Medusa, New York Times bestselling author Brian Jacques spins six all-new tales of horror and suspense. Read on, but be careful. . . .

A young man steals a boat to find his brother but he and his shipmates become shipwrecked on a mysterious island inhabited by a giant sea monster and a slumbering godzilla. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 01/22/2008 Run time: 87 minutes Rating: Pg

In a world of subtle horrors, Elizabeth Mason is about to meet one monster she never counted on - herself. On the day of her 18th birthday Liz undergoes a strange metamorphosis which, for reasons unknown, causes her to transform into the monster called Crush! As if growing up isn't hard enough without that, Liz soon has to deal with a deadly, ruthless agent tailing her... with teenage werewolves. At least she has her best friend, Jen Tanaka, to count on. And what at first seems to be a curse…

A 1970s documentary-style drama questions the existence of a hairy 7ft tall Sasquatch-type monster that lives in a swap outside of Fouke, Arkansas. According to the locals the monster walks on two feet, has a characteristic smelly odor and kills chicken,

Great homage to sixties cinema, style and sensibility. This picture is better than the classics to which it pays homage ( Eeegah, Wild Guitar ); Jay Wade Edwards understands that movies move-- and music is the basis of editing. Most rock films of the sixties didn t know this; they re rather static. Edwards knows there s a beat to the music and there had better be a beat to the editing. All the while, he is lovingly embracing and gently ridiculing the whole motif: Girl band on the beach, two boy…

From earths pollution a new monster is spawned. Hedorah the smog monster destroys japan and fights godzilla while spewing his poisonous gas to further the damage. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 01/22/2008 Run time: 86 minutes Rating: Pg