jacobjohntaylor1 This movie is so underrated. It not a 2.9. There are not a lot of movies scarier then The Exorcist. And this is one of them. This is an underrated horror classic. It is a sequel to Frankenstein and It is great. This is one of the scariest movies of all time. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. Do not lesson to people who hate this movie it is a true horror classic. This movie is a must see. If this movie does not scary you no movie will. John Lupton was a great actor. This movie better then Frankenstein (1931). And that is not easy to do. Frankenstein (1931) is very scary. And this is scarier. The is a great movie.

Wolfbrother1983 So much dialog in this film. So, so much.The plot (such as it is) has the daughter of Victor Frankenstein and her "brother" moving to American Southwest to continue the experiments. There they run across Jesse James and Jesse's friend who was shot during a subplot. She experiments on the burly, dumb friend. Things go to pot.Film has flaky science, random things like Jacob's Ladders running for no reason, a random Native American attack for no reason, bad accents...its a definite case of beer making fun of it film.Drunken Zombie has a commentary for this film. It's in the public domain.

gavin6942 Legendary outlaw of the Old West Jesse James, on the run from Marshal MacPhee, hides out in the castle of Baron Frankenstein's granddaughter Maria, who proceeds to transform Jesse's slow-witted pal Hank into a bald zombie, which she names Igor.This film is generally considered to be pretty awful and has a fairly low rating on IMDb (though I have seen worse ratings). I am not going to dispute this by saying it is a forgotten masterpiece, but really... it may not be as terrible as you might want to believe.The acting is pretty bad and the plot is a bit questionable, but there is something to be said about campy movies. They have their place. And, really, how many horror westerns are there? Not as many as there probably could be. This is a bit of ground breaker.

Zeegrade What do you want on your tombstone? They should have buried this movie with poor Hank and spare the world of this tedious western/horror crossover. When an attempted robbery goes wrong because of a setup with the local Marshall, Jesse James and his wounded hulking partner try to find medical attention that won't lead to their capture. Lucky for him that he stumbles upon some woodland Mexicans and their daughter Juanita who tells Jesse that there is a chance that the oddball doctors in their village might be just what he's looking for. Turns out that these doctors are the grandchildren of Baron Frankenstein himself, Maria and Rudolph, who have relocated to the American Southwest to take advantage of a certain kind of electrical storm that seems to be common here. Didn't know lightning was so discriminating. When the titular meeting takes place Maria instantly recognizes that the injured brute is just what the doctor ordered. See what I did there? Maria also falls for Jesse as her only male companionship is in the form of her brother Rudolph who she berates constantly. When her amorous advances are rejected by Jesse she becomes enraged and turns Hank, who was recovering from his gunshot wound, into Igor the Frankenstein monster.Directed by William Beaudine who is better known for his work with Disney this second billing film after "Billy the Kid vs Dracula" is about as riveting as any given episode of The Mickey Mouse Club. Being a fan only of spaghetti westerns made this a real chore to watch as the dry acting and plodding pace was putting me to sleep long before any meeting took place. It's not a poorly produced film or one of those "so bad it's good" films by any stretch of the imagination. It's just so damn boring that I'm confident that I will have no desire to watch this coma inducing fluff ever again. Do not resurrect this movie.