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Lost Continent * (1951, Cesar Romero, Hillary Brooke, John Hoyt, Sid Melton, Chick Chandler, Acquanetta, Hugh Beaumont, Murray Alper, Whit Bissell) – Classic Movie Review 13,929
The 1951 American black-and-white sci-fiction film Lost Continent stars Cesar Romero as pilot Major Joe Nolan, who rounds up his boys for a South Pacific expedition to look for a crashed atomic-powered rocket. Director Samuel Newfield’s 1951 American black-and-white science-fiction […]
The Monster and the Girl *** (1941, Paul Lukas, Ellen Drew, Joseph Calleia, George Zucco, Robert Paige, Rod Cameron, Phillip Terry) – Classic Movie Review 11,609
Director Stuart Heisler’s 1940 Paramount black-and-white horror film The Monster and the Girl is an interesting mixture of social melodrama and horror, combining the white slavery film and monster movie, with a sharp gear change […]
Shark Attack (1999, Casper Van Dien, Ernie Hudson, Bentley Mitchum, Jenny McShane) – Classic Movie Review 11,423
A mutant great white shark attacks the residences of a fishing village on the African coast in director Bob Misiorowski’s tatty, low-budget 1999 terror-of-the-deep horror action thriller Shark Attack. Casper Van Dien brings little bite to […]
The Man Who Changed His Mind [The Man Who Lived Again] *** (1936, Boris Karloff, Anna Lee, John Loder, Frank Cellier, Lyn Harding) – Classic Movie Review 10,833
Director Robert Stevenson’s 1936 black and white British science fiction horror film The Man Who Changed his Mind stars Boris Karloff and Anna Lee, is produced by Gainsborough Pictures and is also known as The Man Who Lived Again, […]
A Fool There Was *** (1915, Theda Bara, Edward José, Runa Hodges, Mabel Frenyear) – Classic Movie Review 10,690
Theda Bara plays the cinema’s first sex goddess, a seductive woman referred to as a ‘vampire’, in director Frank Powell’s 1915 American silent drama film A Fool There Was, which was long considered controversial for […]
The Crater Lake Monster * (1977, Richard Cardella, Glen Roberts, Mark Siegel) – Classic Movie Review 8598
Director William R Stromberg’s hopelessly inept 1977 horror fantasy movie The Crater Lake Monster lacks in thrills, chills and terror and scores only for unintentional laughs, wooden performances and an OK animated dinosaur monster (stop […]
Godzilla: King of the Monsters * (2019, Kyle Chandler, Vera Farmiga, Millie Bobby Brown) – Movie Review
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) is a boring, plot-free filler film between Godzilla (2014) and Godzilla vs. Kong (2020). Admittedly the 131 minutes move swiftly and painlessly by in a slick, professional package. It has one […]