It has been a long time since I have watched the original Godzilla. It is, after all, the granddaddy of all giant monster movies. There have been countless other monsters, but none of them have come close to unseating the King of the Monsters. Sure, some of them have put up a good fight, but in the end it is Godzilla who stands triumphant. He dos have an impressive track record and a fan base the encircles the globe. Now, for a movie monster with such a grand history, he certainly had an odd beginning that spanned two movies and three years.
Showing posts with label 1956. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1956. Show all posts
May 6, 2014
October 15, 2013
Horror-A-Day: The Black Sleep
The chill has thus far been a tease. Evidence of the lack of real pre-Halloween chills can be found as close as me, the shorts have not yet been tucked away. Now, with that image seared into your brain (sorry), the horror-a-thon continues with yet another movie I have not seen. No matter how many you discover, there is always a steady flow filled with other sights to be discovered right behind. The one thing I need to try and figure out is how to parlay this horror run to the rest of the year. Thoughts for another time.
Labels:
1950s,
1956,
Basil Rathbone,
Bela Lugosi,
Horror,
Horror-A-Day,
John Carradine,
Mad Scientist,
Movie Review,
Tor Johnson
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