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There were some scenes I liked, such as when one girl is using her camera in the dark and the monster is coming towards her.
Meanwhile, a human monster named Miller offs people who discover the "Devilfish" is a manmade creation used for the greedy benefit of some evil doctors!
Not to be confused with the 1943 George Zucco movie "The Mad Ghoul," "The Mad Monster" is a film that Zucco appeared in the year before.
Glenn Strange, who plays the man/wolf here, would soon achieve greater fame playing the Franky monster in films such as "House of Frankenstein" (1944) and "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" (1948).
The makeup job on him here is pretty lame, and only succeeds in making him look like a hippy with bad teeth (like the one in 1957's "Teenage Monster").
If you can spare 72 minutes of your life, I suppose you could do worse than "The Mad Monster" (not TOO much worse, of course!).
The monster is a man with a deformed face running around in blue sweat pants who has a craving for brains.
In the end they throw the monster off of a plane and then fly away happily.
The monster in the movie looked terrible, everyone wore upsetting swim suits, and the plot was laughable.
I still don't have a clue as to why they made the monster, they never really gave a good reason.
A monster created from the garbage of a growing Californian city starts eating garbage and taking garbage cans all over the city.
Debbie Boone had a monster hit with her recording of the pop song "You Light Up My Life;" the Didi Conn film of the same name, however, was a horrifically embarrassing flop.
He even found no difference between monster and his brother.
The acting is either wooden or over the top; the film was apparently NOT written by anyone in particular; and the monster scenes were mediocre at best.
Even as a movie driven solely by the monster scenes, those shots were so disappointing that they could not inspire any sympathy for the rest of the movie.
I just love the monster in the water that turns out to be a machine.
One of the lamest monster flicks I've ever seen.
Watching people stand there and scream for five minutes while the Komodo or the cobra loomed over them instead of making a run for it was pretty funny, especially because you could really tell that they were just screaming at an empty spot where the computer animators would later paint in the monster.
Actually, the art direction and set design (nice Victorian space ship) aren't bad; it's the monster costumes that are the most laughable, resembling the "guy in a rubber suit" monsters from the LOST IN SPACE TV show.
But one of their children survive (our monster) so flash forward to present day which would be 1978, we have an older middle age couple camping only to be dispatched by the Monster.
We all know they are the Prey, and the monster knocks them of one by one.
It does however feature a pretty scary cool looking monster at the end, and we have to wait till the last 2 minutes to see him.
Side note, the monster has gone on to star in the Addams family movies in the 1990's..
It didn't bother me that Lost World wasn't as intellectual as the original, and here, I was just hoping for a good monster movie.
Moreover, Universal Studios practically invented the term with their long running monster cycles Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolf Man and The Mummy.
Every original classic spawned a couple of sequels, at least, and after a while they even thought up the idea of making genuine monster stewing!
The expedition crew sent to rescue them discovers that the monster is a superiorly mutated ant-queen, and pretty soon they find themselves trapped in the uncanny desert as well.
Director Jason Wulfsohn sustains a respectable level of tension just until the nature of the monster is identified.
Cujo as a monster never really scared me either, I just don't find slobbering overweight St. Bernards scary I guess.
This extremely low-budget monster flick centers around a group of mine surveyors exploring an abandoned gold mine in order to see if its worth reopening.
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