In all these 50s films the monsters are the real victims.

Just watched Dementia 13 (1963), not sure what was happening entirely but loved the scenery.

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House of Wax, 1953. 9/10


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The Man With Nine Lives
 

Got the DVD last night. I had not seen this film since I was 6 or 7 years old. It's a neat little programmer and there is one truly terrifying moment when Karloff decides to experiment on his two rescuers. I was surprised at the tremendous amount of decomposition in the last reel of the film. They obviously used a 1950 nitrate reissue print (with Favorite Films main title).

Boris was so wonderful at making all this scientific mumbo jumbo absolutely believable. Go Cryogenics!

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THEM (1954). This was one of my Mom's favorites when she was younger and she said I would really like it when I was 10. Thought it was OK, but not more. Watched it over the weekend and think it is REALLY good. The "Gi-Ants" (showing my FAMOUS MONSTERS background) still look kind of strange, but very strong story and very good turns by James Whitmore and Edmund Gwenn. ****

My favorite 50s giant insect movie!

Me too! THEM takes the picnic easy.

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Night of the Living Dead, and it's been a long time!

The Spiral Staircase-1945.