I’ve been in command of the TV all day, I’ve watched:
This one has been called the worst Frankenstein movie ever made, and yes, it’s very, very bad. No real redeeming qualities about it, apart from starring Mark Blankenfield, a comedian I used to watch on the old SNL rival, Fridays.
This is one of my all-time favorites. Part sci-fi, part horror, part thriller. Its fear factor comes from being just this side of believable, and it’s got one of my favorite actors, James Villiers, in it. He has to be the inspiration of Monty Python’s “Upper-Class Twit of the Year” sketches - I think every movie he’s in, he poshes, “Oh come now, old boy, it can’t be all bad, care for a sherry what-what?” at least once.
Ahhhh, a spoof of 1950’s sci-fi horror flicks, with aliens, mutants, and skeletons, and co-starring the lovely and talented Fay Masterson (yes, another celebrity heartthrob!).
This one has been called the worst Frankenstein movie ever made, and yes, it’s very, very bad. No real redeeming qualities about it, apart from starring Mark Blankenfield, a comedian I used to watch on the old SNL rival, Fridays.
This is one of my all-time favorites. Part sci-fi, part horror, part thriller. Its fear factor comes from being just this side of believable, and it’s got one of my favorite actors, James Villiers, in it. He has to be the inspiration of Monty Python’s “Upper-Class Twit of the Year” sketches - I think every movie he’s in, he poshes, “Oh come now, old boy, it can’t be all bad, care for a sherry what-what?” at least once.

Ahhhh, a spoof of 1950’s sci-fi horror flicks, with aliens, mutants, and skeletons, and co-starring the lovely and talented Fay Masterson (yes, another celebrity heartthrob!).