Boris Karloff

Lorna Gray

Robert Wilcox

Roger Pryor

Don Beddoe

Ann Doran

Joe De Stefani

Charles Trowbridge

Byron Foulger

Dick Curtis

James Craig

John Tyrrell

George Anderson

Stanley Blystone

Sam Ash

Harlan Briggs

Stanley Brown

Flo Campbell

John Dilson

Carl Faulkner

Chuck Hamilton

Frank Jaquet

Kenner G. Kemp

William Lally

Perc Launders

Larry Lund

Ian Maclaren

Charles McAvoy

Charles Miller

Bert Moorhouse

Franklin Parker

Tom Quinn

Bob Reeves

Walter Sande

Robert Sterling

Edward Thomas

Cyril Thornton

Wallace MacDonald

William A. Lyon

Nick Grindé

Benjamin H. Kline

Joseph Nussbaum

R. H. Bassett

Clay Campbell

Ben Oakland

Karol Rathaus

George Parrish

Gregory Stone

William Grant Still

Karl Brown

Leslie T. White

Morris Stoloff

George Wallace Sayre

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Crime

experiment

death sentence

mad scientist

revenge

murder

reanimation

back from the dead

police raid

heart transplant

artificial heart

father daughter relationship

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Missing Mine

I officially began participating in John Rozum's COUNTDOWN TO HALLOWEEN blog even in 2007.  John no longer runs it but I still have joined in (almost) every year since.  These are all the films I posted about in every Countdown to Halloween.  ***Work In Progress*

Countdown to Halloween

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So I don't have exact tallies of every movie I watched in 2010 and when - - however - - I do have my blog "The Land of Cerpts and Honey" on which I would review some films when I watched them. Since all the posts are dated, I'm using those dates to determine when I watched each film in 2010. This is necessarily a VERY incomplete list but the best record I have of my film watching for that year.

THE SANGUINELY-BIFURCATED HAUNTINGLY-CARBONATED FLICKERS PROJECT 2010 🍾

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Monster Madness 2009

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Screen Gems' 1957 television package which first released to television the classic Universal horror films (mostly) which kick-started the "Monster Craze": "52 of Universal's most spine-tingling, full-length feature films for first-run television". From the original SHOCK! pressbook: "For years, tales of terror, macabre stories of ghouls and ghosts have fascinated millions in every form of entertainment. Now, for the first time, this eerie world of the weird and supernatural comes to television with stunning impact in SHOCK -- an irresistible attraction for mood programming of feature films. SHOCK brings to your television audience what they have never had before -- night after night of thrills and more thrills with the screen's titans of terror..." 

The impact of this first release to television of these classic Universal monsters can hardly be overstated in its importance to the subsequent "horror boom" period. Here are the films in the order they appeared in the original SHOCK! pressbook.

I've decided to add those the films included in the second SON OF SHOCK package beginning with number 53.

The Man They Could Not Hang

TRANSFORMED BY THE HANGMAN'S NOOSE... from a doctor serving humanity, into a demon filled with hate and terrorizing blood-lust!

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