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weirdlookindog · 1 year
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Lon Chaney Jr. in Man Made Monster (1941).
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mariocki · 2 years
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Man-Made Monster (The Atomic Monster, 1941)
"Sometimes I think you're mad."
"I am! So was Archimedes, Galileo, Newton, Pasteur, Lister, and all the others who dared to dream. Fifty years ago, a man was mad to think of anaesthesia; forty years ago, the idea of operating on the brain was madness. Today, we hold a human heart in our hands and watch it beat. Who can tell what tomorrow's madness may be?"
#man made monster#the atomic monster#the electric man#1941#american cinema#horror film#universal monster cycle#(i mean it is and it isn't; certainly it's adjacent)#george waggner#lon chaney jr.#lionel atwill#anne nagel#frank albertson#samuel s. hinds#william b. davidson#ben taggart#constance bergen#ivan miller#chester gan#george meader#hans j. salter#disposable universal horror mishmash which succeeds largely due to the double whammy casting of two of my favourite from the universal#roster‚ Chaney jr and Atwill. the former plays to his strengths as the tragic monster as victim (a part he would perfect later in the year#in his iconic first appearance as the Wolf Man) while Atwill has an absolute ball of a time‚ waxing rhapsodic on his passion project of#producing electrical supermen and also repeatedly shrugging off accusations of madness with a 'yeah? and?'#the plot such as it is is absolute hokum (mad scientist investigates electrical immunity with plans to enslave people with electricity and#make an army of electric men.. or something) but it's an awful lot of fun and the modest effects are quite charming (inc. an angelic glow#for Chaney whenever he's in his electro man form). also this film isn't even an hour long and honestly we should go back to that#shorter films rule. this was rereleased under a couple of different titles over the years inc the Atomic Monster one once nuclear terrors#became the cool new thing (there's nothing really atomic here except that electricity is.. atoms.. maybe. im not a scientist. whatever)
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movieposters1 · 1 year
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On October 11, 1943 Man-Made Monster debuted in Portugal.
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sahind · 10 months
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GODZILLA: Minus One (2023)
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crismakesstuff · 11 months
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invincible characters as silly reaction memes
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lacilou · 4 months
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viveela · 9 months
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What invincible are yall watching
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winchestress · 1 month
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I'll repeat myself. Is self-awareness any good when you do it anyway?
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taffybuns · 10 months
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new fanart im bringing to cosmatsu this month :3!
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kazheadlandff · 11 months
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EPSILON APPRECIATION!!!!
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weirdlookindog · 2 years
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The Atomic Monster (Man Made Monster, 1941) R-1953
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deancrowleycas · 3 months
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movieposters1 · 1 year
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On February 1, 1941 Man-Made Monster debuted in Barcelona, Spain.
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catgirl-kaiju · 2 months
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okay, so i recently watched a god-awful movie from 1971 called "Horror of the Blood Monsters". while it contained some so-bad-it's good moments, it was mostly unbearable to watch. however, the parts that were the most interesting and entertaining, were colorized clips from a 1956 black-&-white Filipino english language film called "Tagani" (Alternatively called "Kahariang Bato" for the Tagalong release). I mean just look at this!
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this looks so fun!
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there's elaborate creature costuming that is really fun to see and at times fairly impressive for a low budget Filipino production in the 50s! i mean, just look at these sequences involving humanoid crab and bat creatures!
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and there's a surprising amount of body diversity too! there are fat folks and a few actors with dwarfism who don't appear to be playing nonhuman roles!
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so, i thought, i should find a copy of Tagani that i can watch since that's what i'd really like to be watching in the first place. but...
i can't fucking find it anywhere.
no uploads, no streaming, no home video releases, not even any indications of film reels being shown of it. what the fuck? where is Tagani??? have i stumbled into lost media?
the only indications of its existence are the footage in Horror of the Blood Monsters, a poster, and a trailer uploaded to youtube. i found links to the film uploaded to youtube when i searched on duckduckgo, but when i clicked on them, the uploads were gone! I was able to find a 1080p copy of HotBM, so in a just world, i would be able to find a 1080p copy of Tagani as well.
if anyone has this magnificent film archived or knows where i can go to find a copy of this, please let me know! i'd love to watch it and help preserve it! if you'd like to watch the Tagani segments in Horror of the Blood Monsters, i recommend skipping most of the portions involving the main cast of white american actors for the best experience. I do not recommend watching the full film as it's SO boring in most scenes. but the Tagani scenes never fail to entertain
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