The Zombies of Mora Tau (1957)
You have to feel for the deep sea divers in this movie. Sure, they have to deal with their boss, rich businessman George Harrison, but now to get the diamonds out of the wreck of a ship that sank sixty years ago, they have to deal with not only a curse, but the ship’s undead zombie crew who must remain there […]
Voodoo Man (1944)
Originally written as Tiger Man by author Andrew Colvin — uncredited, of course — Voodoo Man was made in seven days along with Return of the Ape Man and was the last film that Bela Lugosi would make for Monogram. This movie really has a dream cast. For me at least. There’s British character actor George Zucco (House […]
The Castle of Fu Manchu (1969)
Jess Franco, come on back to our site! Man, Christopher Lee may rival Donald Pleasence for not being able to say no — I say this with full knowledge that the former turned from Halloween while the latter said yes to that series more than he should have — and here he played Sax Rohmer’s “yellow […]
War of the Colossal Beast (1958)
A spiritual sequel to The Amazing Colossal Man — with a different cast — this movie starts with Joyce Manning believing that her gigantic brother Lt. Colonel Glenn Manning survived his fall from Hoover Dam in the last movie. He does live, except that his face is disfigured and he’s lost his mind as it tries […]
Run Like Hell (1995)
How in the hell did I become the defacto biographer on the career Robert Rundle? There’s no place to run: I accept my hell in life. But I shouldn’t complain, as I am fortunate that the B&S About Movies’ staff has been unable — thank god — to locate a copy of Rundle’s fourth film, […]
The Divine Enforcer (1992)
“Open the gates of Hell! For I am the right hand of God!” — So speaks Father Daniel Trust us: We aren’t plot spoiling when we tell you what we have here is a great idea of a Sylvester Stallone Cobra (1986) ripoff — with Sly as a catholic priest, instead of a toothpick-chewin’ rogue […]
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