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"A Different Man" Film Review

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"Nosferatu" (2024) Film Review

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"Wicked" Film Review

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"The Invisible Woman" Film Review

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"The Mummy's Hand" Film Review

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"The Invisible Man Returns" Film Review

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"Son of Frankenstein" Film Review

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"Dracula's Daughter" Film Review

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"The Invisible Man" (1933) Film Review

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"The Mummy" (1932) Film Review

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"The Invisible Woman" Film Review

The Invisible Woman Rating: 3.5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Claude Rains and Vincent Price made the character of the Invisible Man so iconic, crafting these characters that go mad after taking the drugs to make them invisible to everyone around them. With the third film in this world-building franchise, they decide to take the more comedic approach, similar to "The Mummy's Hand" that came out the same year as A. Edward Sutherland's "The Invisible Woman". The difference between the two is that Sutherland's film is not only a lot more fun than the Mummy sequel, but it offers up a wickedly fun and smart story that keeps the viewer hooked from beginning to end. This film departs from the story of the Griffin family that the first two films concerned themselves with, and decides to tell the story of inventor Professor Gibbs (John Barrymore), a curious old man who is creating a machine to turn someone invisible. When wealthy lawyer Richard Russell (John H...

"The Invisible Man Returns" Film Review

The Invisible Man Returns Rating: 4/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson The Invisible Man, made famous by the fantastic performance from Claude Raines, is considered one of the best monsters in the Universal Monsters franchise, and the film is an excellent entry into the franchise as a whole. Therefore, it was inevitable that the film would get a sequel considering the other Monsters were already receiving the sequel treatment. Instead of rehashing what the original film did, Joe May expanded on the universe concerning this character, presenting a continuation of what happened after Dr. Jack Griffin died in the first film. Not only is this movie incredibly enjoyable and as twisted as the first one, but contains great effects and performances from its cast, especially Vincent Price in one of his earlier roles. Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe (Price) is wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his brother, and is facing the death penalty. With there seemingly no way for him to es...

"Son of Frankenstein" Film Review

Son of Frankenstein Rating: 3.5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Boris Karloff will be immortalized as the fantastic green monster that was created by a man who wanted to play God, and he portrayed this monster in two incredible films from James Whale. There didn't need to be a third film in this series as it feels like Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein perfectly told the story that Mary Shelley created and was a great send-off for Karloff as the monster. Yet, Rowland V. Lee crafted a new film, Son of Frankenstein , that continues on the legacy of Dr. Frankenstein in the form of his son who thinks his father was right in bringing a man back to life. While it does have some great moments and a creepily good performance from Bela Lugosi, it simply lacks the charm of Whale's films, as well as not allowing Karloff to really give it his all in this performance as the classic monster. Colin Clive's Dr. Frankenstein is now deceased, and his son, Baron Wo...

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