Though the new design leaves something to be desired and it takes a while to get going, The Creature Walks Among Us is a decent entry.

While not as strong as the first film, Revenge of the Creature is still a solid monster movie that tries to mix things up.

With its unique monster, lavish cinematography, and its mix of sci-fi and horror, Creature from the Black Lagoon is a true horror classic.

Though it doesn’t deliver on what monster fans might expect, She-Wolf of London is an underrated mystery-horror film worth checking out.

With its disjointed plot, its fast and loose continuity, and each monster getting uneven time on-screen, House of Dracula doesn’t quite work.

Despite a few standout moments, The Mummy’s Curse is a dud of a finale that shows how much the series has run its course.

Though the story is somewhat disjointed and the monsters don’t share equal screentime, House of Frankenstein still delivers.