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Genre: Monster

Creatures from the deep, the lab, and the imagination. Monster movie reviews from a lifelong fan of Harryhausen and everything his skeletons inspired.

The Descent (2005) film posterHorror

The Descent (2005)

Neil Marshall directs the story of six women on a caving expedition trapped in unmapped Appalachian caverns inhabited by predators. The Descent is Neil Marshall's 2005 British horror film depicting six women on a caving expedition who become trapped in…

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Frankenstein (1931) film posterGothic

Frankenstein (1931)

Boris Karloff plays the creature stitched together from corpses and animated by a scientist who quickly loses control of his creation. Frankenstein is James Whale's 1931 American horror film adapted from Mary Shelley's 1818 novel and the 1927 Peggy Webling…

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Bride of Frankenstein (1935) film posterGothic

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

James Whale's sequel where the resurrected creature demands a mate, leading the doctor back to his laboratory. Bride of Frankenstein is James Whale's 1935 American horror film, sequel to his 1931 Frankenstein, depicting the resurrected Monster's demand that Dr. Henry…

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The Wolf Man (1941) film posterHorror

The Wolf Man (1941)

The Wolf Man is George Waggner's 1941 American horror film depicting Larry Talbot, an American returning to his ancestral Welsh village, who is bitten by a werewolf in the local woods and discovers he has been infected with the curse…

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Them! (1954) film posterCreature Feature

Them! (1954)

Ted Sherdeman wrote, from a story by George Worthing Yates. The film made approximately two million dollars at initial release on a two hundred thousand dollar budget.

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