John Richardson and Peter Cushing go to Palestine and paint the town red. During their revelry, Richardson winds up getting shanghaied and taken to the beautiful Ursula Andress who claims to be an immortal goddess. She also believes that he is the reincarnation of her lost love and sends him on a dangerous quest to prove his worth ( Read more... )

Medusa’s sister is roaming through the woods at night and turning her victims into stone with a mere glance. Peter Cushing is a doctor who works in a nut house and looks after his assistant (Barbara Shelley from Cat Girl), who acts more like a patient than nurse. When her boyfriend (Richard Pasco) almost gets killed by the monster, he calls upon ( Read more... )

Scientists doing cancer research accidentally create giant cellular monsters that go around the countryside sucking the bones out of their victims. Peter Cushing gathers a team of doctors together to find a way to stop the monsters before they can do any more damage. They soon discover that radiation is the only thing that will kills them, so in ( Read more... )

Banning (Peter Cushing) is an archeologist exploring the Egyptian tomb of Princess Ananka. When her protector, Kharis the mummy (Christopher Lee) is resurrected, Banning’s father goes mad. Years later, Kharis returns to wipe out the remaining members of the expedition. Kharis tries to kill Banning, but since his wife (Yvonne Furneaux) is the ( Read more... )

A warning. This review is coming from a non-Dr. Who fan. I think I’ve only seen one episode of Dr. Who in my entire life and that was way back when the frizzy haired guy was playing him. Before I watched this movie, I didn’t know a Dalek from a TARDIS. All I knew about this flick was that it had Peter Cushing in it and that seemed like an okay ( Read more... )

Dr. Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) is sentenced to the guillotine for the monster he created in The Curse of Frankenstein. He escapes at the last second and then moves to a nearby town using the name Stein. The good (bad) doctor then opens up a clinic for the poor, but of course, he’s just using the clinic as a front for his monster making schemes ( Read more... )

After reviewing Cave Dwellers a couple weeks back I realized that I needed more Miles O’Keeffe reviews on this website. And if there’s one thing any movie blog needs, it’s reviews of Miles O’Keeffe movies. So I grabbed Sword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight off of Netflix. I was hopeful about this one. Not only did ( Read more... )

There’s a rash of strange murders plaguing a small hamlet and the police inspector (Peter Cushing) sets out to find the killer. The lone witness claims the culprit is a flying monster and he’s promptly sent to the nuthouse. Cushing does a little more digging and discovers that a local scientist has turned his daughter into a kill-crazy moth woman ( Read more... )

Laurel and Hardy star as two out of work nincompoops who get a job as a butler and maid to some rich folks throwing a dinner party.  Needless to say, it doesn’t end well and they are soon out on their ass.  Their next job is as street sweepers and they are equally inept at that.  When they inadvertently foil a bank robbery, the manager offers to ( Read more... )

Peter Cushing is a doctor who has a wife with an incredibly hot face.  Naturally, since he’s an old geezer, he hates it whenever someone starts ogling her.  One such moron is this fashion photographer that incessantly takes pictures of her.  Pete finally says enough’s enough and tries to kick the guy’s teeth in.  During the fracas, one of the ( Read more... )