Slime people....slime people..... what on earth do we stay about this movie. A fog covers los angeles as prehistoric creatures supposedly made of slime and only sometimes wearing basketball shorts invaded. We ended up with the lizard people who apparently Actually live beneath los angeles, a goat we care for more than any protagonist, the fear of invasion from the cold war, and also how not to do exposition. 

Tw: blood, violence, warfare
 
Next Week: Return of the Ape Man (1944)

Atomic fear is the name of the game in this one, as mud that hungers for that sweet sweet radiation crawls across the scottish highlands, leading us to the special (erotic?) relationship between England and America, what damage one could potentially do with a blowtorch, thermonuclear fallout at castle bravo, and the use of minatures. 
TW: Guns, Child Death, Radiation Poisoning
Next Week is The Slime People (1963)

It feels incorrect to call this a cave man movie, but more confusing not to. This week, a research scientist disregards lab safety and continuely ingests dead fish blood in order to revert to a less evolved man, leading us to racism in archeology, Brown vs. Board of Education, white fear, and how to pronounce fish names ad nauseam. 
tw: police brutality, violence
Next Week: X the Unknown (1956)

One of the great original movie monsters, this week has a crazed undergraduate create a son out of dead body parts, leading us to child protection laws, time period messes, Homoerotic undertones, Jack Peirce, and once upon a time for some reason. 
Next Week: Monster on the Campus (1958)