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Source-MGM Midnite Movie DVD
From 1961,this giant ape movie was a low budget ripoff of King Kong. And honestly this movie sucks ass. Bad acting and FX work.
Really the only good thing to come out of this was Charlton's Konga comic series.A series that has some very nice Steve Dikto artwork.
Konga gets a D-.
Source-MGM Midnite Movies DVD
Made in South Korea this mid 60s giant monster on the loose film was sent straight to TV by AIP. And while it is much much better than Konga. It still isn't good.
Well that means this double feature DVD is now worth the $3 I dropped. Oh well,win some lose some.
Yongary gets a C.
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Mephisto Waltz
Source-MGM Midnite Movies DVD
This turned out to be a interesting Satanic horror film from 1971. Alan Alda is a failed musician who know is a music journalist. And after interviewing a reclusive pianist,Alda becomes possessed by the pianist's spirit.
There is plenty of Satanic horror films from the 70s,and this one is pretty damn good. I never see anyone talking about it. Which makes me wonder how many people have actually seen it.
The cast is nice,besides Alan Alda you also got Jacqueline Bissett.
Mephisto Waltz gets a B.
The House on Skull Mountain
Source-MGM Midnite Movies DVD
This is one the earliest 70s Blaxploitation horror films. A woman is dying and sends for 4 family members. They all show up to her home,which of course is on Skull Mountain. And find out all kinds of crazy stuff. While being chased by a hooded skull monster.
The only cast I knew was the guy that played Lamont on the Jeffersons. And Michael Landon's best friend on Little House on the Prairie. But the other members I didn't know did a good job.
Seeing the film was rated PG I was expecting something kind of tame and boring. I was wrong. If this had come out in the 80s it would easy get a PG 13.
The House on Skull Mountain gets a B+.
