Monster Horror Movies - Page 4 of 10

The Monster Maker and Dead Men Walk Picture shows wrinkles in outer security plastic from item being scanned Full screen version Back Cover Movie Desciption: The Monster Maker - J Carol Naish and Ralph Morgan - B&W - 1944 - Approx. 62 minutes A mad scientist injects his enemies with a virus serum, causing them to become hideously deformed... Dead Men Walk - George Zucco and Mary Carlisle - B&W - 1943 - Approx. 64 minutes. The twin of a kindly small town plysician returns from the grave for…

Join Al "Grampa Munster" Lewis as he hosts a collection of his favorite horror and sci-fi movies, with film clips and the original theatrical trailers of some of Hollywood's most classic horror and sci-fi films. Enjoy mummies, vampires, man-made monsters, creatures from outer space, and every other manner of monster and supernatural villain the movies have ever seen!

Being a film fan,and having a large interest in the Frankenstein legend,having seen most film versions there are,I had to see this film. Practically forgotten,this French comedy is not really a sequel to any previous Frankenstein,but rather a bloody and nudity filled film that melds elements of outrageous Horror of the 80s with Romantic comedy and a large touch of Young Frankenstein(1974). In this film,a descendent of Frankenstein is still experimenting on the thing that has made his name infamous,but…

Host Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, brings viewers on an adventure of monstrous proportions. With razor-sharp teeth, deadly claws and giant feet, giant movie monsters have left their oversized imprints in film history. The terrifying one-hour special Attack of the 50 Foot Monster Mania showcases such films as King Kong and Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, examining why giant monsters frighten us and why cultures from American to British to Japanese are so obsessed with the monster phenomenon. Highlights…

In a comic homage to Alien and The Thing , the cast and crew of an adult film, stranded in a blizzard, must band together against a mysterious and deadly alien, which has possessed the actor with the biggest part Ron Jeremy (naturally). Now, with the monster on a killing spree, the race is on to trap and destroy it before there are more victims of its peculiar skills.

Being like a Harryhausen film I expected at least 5 monsters. There were 2 stop motion types (tho 2 of one and a few of the other), and a dumb creature from the monster lagoon (ohh not again). Ohh, plus one dummy spider for 1.5 seconds that doesn't move. The stop motion is as good as any. You can see from the clips in the behind the scenes it is cropped from the original widescreen! What a mistake for an effects intravoganza (or any DVD unless having 2 versions). I am over the age of 13.

Incredible! Unbelievable! Told the untamed way! Ro-Man, a sex-starved robot monster (dressed in gorilla suit and diving helmet), has destroyed all of humanity with the exception of a small band of survivors. It's up to these last brave souls to re-populate the human race and to destroy the mighty Ro-Man and his commander, The Great Guidance. A Golden Turkey Award winner!

A Japanese Company funded by the USA experimenting with anti-bacteriological weapons creates a mutated humanoid rat creature which becomes violent and murders the lab technicians. The lab is condemned and its horrifying experiments kept a secret. However the strange bacteria leak from the lab and spreads to the nearby inhabitants causing a humanoid epidemic! Three people are sent to the lab to uncover the US government conspiracy that unleashed a bloodthirsty monster beyond their wildest imagination.

I caught this classic Hammer film late last night on AMC. It's one of the many films losely based on the Mary Shelly Novel. There is quite a twist on the plot of this adaptation. A very evil Dr. Victor Frankenstein (Ralph Bates) creates a monster and uses him to dispose of all those in his way. The monster's make up is very cheesy and reminds me of Gus when he comes back from the dead in Pet Semetary II. This is one of the ugliest (and not in a good way) Frankenstein monsters I have ever…

Written for fans who dig horror movies, facts about favorite films, shows, stars and more! An informative, refreshingly fun book on the best of horror-film genre. The book covers the early film classics all the way to the horror of today, plus horror posters, comics, magazines, vintage radio, monster toys, and more. Foreward by Ben Chapman "The Reel Gillman" from Universal's classic Creature from the Black Lagoon.

Claude Akins John Carradine Jesse White and Stella Stevens headline this humorous and skillful parody of 50's horror films. The monster (Kevin Peter Hall) hides out in closets and waits for victims to unsuspectingly grab a shirt or slacks before he reduces them to dead meat. After several closet deaths, a writer (Donald Grant) sent to cover the story soon teams up with a science teacher (Denise DuBarry) and her son, a super-smart child prodigy, and they set out to solve the murders. The plot…

After skidding off the road in the dead of night, four friends find themselves lost in the forest and tangled in a twisted love story. As they are each picked off one by one by a bizarre beast it becomes clear that none of them will make it out of this forest alive; unless the one the monster so desires is left behind. Will they stick together and find their way out of the grips of this love sick monster or will they turn on each other and perish in this dark fairytale?

Baron Frankenstein joins forces with a small town German doctor in his latest and most terrifying experiment. They create a monster out of bits and pieces of several bodies including the brain of a dwarf. Something goes amiss as the monster turns into a cannibal and must be destroyed.System Requirements:Running Time: 89 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR Rating: NR UPC: 043396078734 Manufacturer No: 07873

Ever wonder which of the thousands of horror movies are any good? Here's your best chance to find out. The Monster Guide to Horror Movies reviews over 500 horror films spanning eight decades, from over a dozen different countries. Everything you've ever wanted to know about what's scary and what's not on the silver screen, easily sorted and rated for ease of use. Never leave the video store with a disappointing choice again. Written with both the newcomer and the horror aficionado…

Radioactive waste dumped in the Atlantic Ocean awakens a prehistoric monster than can project electric shocks and radioactive beams. After the beast terrorizes the English coast, officials decide against attacking the creature with conventional weaponry because such a strategy would spread a dangerous amount radioactive contamination over the entire country. Meanwhile, the monster approaches London...