CREEPY CLASSICS presents... MOVIE NIGHTS Every weekend we're watching movies together...whether you're in Pennsylvania USA, or Sydney Australia. It's a throwback! Back to the days when you had the anticipation for waiting till the weekend to see the classic horror or science fiction film that was listed in the TV Guide. The plan is to watch a movie at 7:30PM on Saturday night in your own time zone. Or, if you can't Saturday night...anytime during the weekend. Then, we'll all get together and e-mail our thoughts on the film...a few paragraphs...or simply a sentence if you'd like. They after-viewing reviews appear on our Creepy Classics/Monster Bash News Page. See the latest thoughts posted by viewers ther now. Concept submitted by Mike Adams of Carteret, New Jersey. Don't have the movie of the week? Order it right now from Creepy Classics for fast delivery! You can see comments from past movies from viewers by clicking on their title. |
MAN-MADE MONSTER (1940) Dynamo Dan (Lon Chaney) is a side show entertainer who transforms into a luminescent monster thanks to Lionel Atwill as an evil doctor. Chaney's life is toast after Atwill experiments on him....then everyone he touches is toast. Great performance by Chaney. Suggested by Herb Salisbury, Everett, WA. Don't have the movie of the week? Order it right now from Creepy Classics for fast delivery! Man Made Monster (1940) Your thoughts on MAN MADE MONSTER (1940)? e-mail your comments! Saw this when I was a kid and have always loved it. A real sentimental monster flick from Universal. The real monster is the deliciously diabolical Lionel Atwill! It was Chaney's first movie as a "monster." I don't count his caveman from ONE MILLION B.C. as an actual monster. Plus, my favorite Universal scream queen - Ann Nagel is in it! You have an obnoxious newspaper reporter that was standard fare in the 1930s and 1940s. Chaney realy shines in this as a good ol' boy with pathos. And, hey, who could forget "Corky" the dog. Never get tired of this. -Ron Adams, Ligonier, PA Above: MAN MADE MONSTER was retitled THE ATOMIC MONSTER for a re-release in theaters by Real Art. - Heath Watkins, NJ Above: Castle Film 8mm box art. The film is sure helped by a good cast, Hans J. Salter's great score - some bits of it would be reused for THE WOLF MAN - and the special effects by John P. Fulton and his staff are ... heh, heh .. SHOCKINGLY GOOD! Anne Nagel looking so sad and pretty could have been a nice "love interest" for Dan had not the diabolical Lionel Atwill character have other intentions in mind. Atwill is great in this film, and so is young Lon! It's an underrated classic in my book! -Leonard Kohl, Chicago, IL
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