Hi everbloody, already Wednesday an' time to make a monster again, here at Dungeon! Speak of monster making, tonight lil' PRC flick THE MONSTER MAKER is pretty decent for where and year it come from! ...Poster kinda cool too, for 1944, lettering is superb!
Mostly tonight soundclip is from concert by famous pianist Anthony Lawrence playing dramatic old classic. Rest is composed by super Dungeon favorite pal Albert Glasser, who help out MR. BIG for many year!!
Tabonga' lil' buddie pet gnat Piff been hiding in Tabonga' ear, waiting to push giant big 'GO' button to start tonight festivity, so come on out Piff and press that button!...
A MONSTER AND A APE!!
Give listen to super genius piano dude Anthony Lawrence, play by Ralph Morgan!..
...SHHHHHH!!!
Wanda McKay out with boyfriend Terry Frost, she is daughter of pianist Anthony Lawrence. J. Carrol Naish is out with lab assistant Tala Birell. J. Carrol staring at Wanda, she look like his ex, dead wife. Tala is jealous!
Great pianist need personal trainer to work out keyboard cramp!
J. Carrol Naish is perfect SOB as Dr. Igor Markoff!
Crash Corrigan back as big ape! So cool in forties, almost ape in every flick!!
Whoa, Markoff have inside direct line to Plum Island!!
SOB Markoff knock out Lawrence with candlestick and shoot up with acromegaly fluid to get to daughter he so damn obsessed with and want to marry.
Then he find out the worst, he definitely gots the disease... acromegaly!
Lawrence show up at Markoff place and he know what happen!
Cheater Markoff call in henchman Steve to take care of Elephant Dude... Steve played by Glenn Strange!
Markoff send out Crash to take care of Tala because she know what the hell is going on around there!
Hey babuh! You 'da
gorilla my dreams!!.. How's about a big hug?!
Tabonga very sorry, but he forget to get still of ACE, THE WONDER DOG who come in and chase Crash away!
Daughter come to visit pops but find Elephant Dude instead! He spill beans and tell her Markoff do it to him!
Elephant Dude break away from bed an' stomp asshole Markoff.
Lawrence get antidote and is back to normal post haste! Hey, look...
Right back where started!! Jus' like Escher infinity strip!
Yer bonus!..
Toodle!
Rodan post more cool junk images tomorrow!
This site was originally supposed to be about cool music from the 50's and 60's! "House By The Cemetary" as it is known in one of it's various incarnations, and the under two minutes worth of music you can hear here, is a classic example of why we chose to stay in those eras! It's quite simple, and you can think what you might, but we really don't dig Gore, I mean Al was almost OK, but I didn't dig him that much, and this film is a bloody mess, starting from the opening chords when the girl you hear gets a knife stuck through the back of her head and out her throat, that's it for me, I'm outta here! I just couldn't even watch this movie! 
But, always trying to look on the bright side, I would like to say, that Walter Rizzati, the composer of the rather mundane music for this film was also responisble for a roster of unbelievable titles when they are translated into English! So here you go, spanning the years from 1966 to 1982 alone, Walter composed the music for not only this film, but also "The Bronx Warriors", "My Wife Goes Back To School", "Flying Sex", "I'm for the Hippopotamus" and "Our Men in Bagdad!" WhoooEeee!!! This film also featured music by The Yardbirds, and a snippet of "Barefootin" by Robert Parker, and you might be able to find the whole soundtrack somewhere if you try hard enough!!!
