Our journey through UNIVERSAL MONSTER month continues with a bit of an oddity: Phantom of the Opera. It’s got Claude Rains. There are musical numbers—not enough to be a musical, but perhaps too many for a movie that’s pointedly not a musical—and cool stunts, and beautiful set pieces. We’re still not sure how we feel. All we know is that the episode was such fun.

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Max and Karl wrap up their deep dive (okay, seriously, that was the last one) into Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954).

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It’s UNIVERSAL MONSTERS MONTH, and what better way to kick it off than to dive into Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)?

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Max and Karl exit THE MONTH OF THE LIVING DEAD on a cheesy black-and-white throwback: I Eat Your Skin (1964). Writer (and perhaps Ultimate Mary Sue) Tom Harris uncovers time-lapse zombies on a mythical island that nobody (everybody) knows about. Low-budget hijinx ensue.

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The number of times Karl almost throws up while discussing The House by the Cemetery (1984) is just one more indicator of how awesome this terrible flick truly is. Low-budget blood and guts at its finest. (Make sure you eat something gloppy before listening, to really get the experience.)

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Month of the Living Dead rolls on with The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1972).

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Our Month of the Living Dead begin with 1973’s Messiah of Evil!

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On this quarter’s shootout:

Road to Paloma, The Pink Angels, Hell Ride, Easy Rider, The Master (2 episodes), Stormriders, Versus, Samurai Reincarnation, House on Haunted Hill, Carnival of Souls, The Last Man on Earth, and Indestructible Man…

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This flick’ll hit you harder than a bazooka in the bread basket! (Not really—there are some pretty boring chunks.) THRILL! as corpses are sold for cigarettes and pocket change!
GASP! as envelopes made of pure sound are tossed carelessly about!
BE GENUINELY HORRIFIED by the “happy ending.”
Yes! All this, and so much more, await those brave enough (or far enough into an evening in the Green) to throw on…Indestructible Man!

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Based on I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, The Last Man on Earth (1964) is an excellent little entry in the long list of Vincent Price films worth watching when the autumn comes.

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