Top 20 Golden Age Horror - Monster Madness X day #4
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- Top 20 Golden Age Horror - Monster Madness X day #4
Top 10 1930's Horror / Top 10 1940's Horror
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Without Cinemassacre, I would never be able to appreciate all these old movies the way I do today.
I cannot be more happy about that.
Thank you so much for this, James.
Same with me! James has really influenced me and the way I view movies.
Same here, if it wasn't for him I may have not been a Godzilla or King Kong fan.
I think James should talk about The Simpson's Treehouse of Horror specials
Hell's yes!!
Great suggestion!
Great idea
Now there are even enough specials for a whole MM season.
If he could review every horror oriented animated shows and halloween specials
James could literally talk about horror movies for hours and hours without taking a break. He should teach one of my film classes.
I'm taking my Dad to the 1931 Dracula movie for his birthday, it's showing at The Irish National Concert Hall during the Halloween weekend. There's gonna be a live Orchestra playing the score. I'll take him out for a few beers afterwards. Can't wait!
Cool!
great you dad will be very happy! have a great time!
Mayo were robbed.
4:53 NOT THE BEES!!!
You are one awesome son.
Why is there a fart sound after number 2 --- oh. Number two. Answered my own question.
Thank you.
The director of The Mummy (1932), Karl Freund, was the cinematographer behind Tod Browning's Dracula (1931) and one of the cinematographers behind Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927). He later worked in the production of I Love Lucy. When working on I Love Lucy, he invented the flat lighting system of set lighting and perfected the three camera system so that multiple cameras could film the action simultaneously.
From _Dracula_ and _The Mummy_ to _I Love Lucy,_ huh? _Dang_ that's _quite_ a huge leap between genres.
I can't believe this is the last monsters madness
It's only the last 'Marathon' where it's a review for every day of October. Monster Madness in coming years will still exist in some form but will certainly be less intensive for James.
The last Monster Madness as it's been traditionally done. The Cinemassacre crew just doesn't have the time to give that much devotion to it anymore.
Monster Sadness
October is the only month of the year i look forward too, and Monster Madness has been one of the main reasons for that.
Stop lying. Monster Madness will be no more after this one...... Will become extinct like the dinosaurs
Who else was refreshing their TH-cam for monster madness? Favourite series
Dun know.
It was on Cinemassacre this morning
I have my phone set to give me notifications whenever Cinemassacre uploads a video to TH-cam.
Too bad that after October is over, Monster Madness will become extinct forever
+Aj no just the marathon tradition will be over
The fart noise at Number 2 is wonderful. Took me a while to get the NUMBER 2=SHIT=FART joke. James Rolfe, you're so cool you make fart jokes clever.
Also because the game was so bad.
I thought it was a nod to the nes game with the same title
I'm almost 100% that it's a reference to AVGN reviews of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
nice! good jo.... "What a horrible night to have a curse"
What is a man? But a miserable pile of secrets!
It was not by my hand i was once again given flesh, i was called here by humans who wish to pay me tribute.
It was not by my hand that I was again given flesh...I was called by humans, who want to pay me tribute....
Freedom is always sacrificed to faith good hunter. Or are you truly here by choice?
A man chooses, a slave obeys.
I was told this was Top 10 Tuesdays, and instead got a Top 20
BEAUTIFUL :')
Is it....THE waffle himself?!?!?!?
Oh my content :O
smileys are so outdated, get on with the times conner
technically 23, since he lists 3 Silent Age movies
who
I love 1930s and 1940s horror movies. I'd got into them earlier this year, when I began enjoying horror movies, and I'm definitely writing all of these recommendations down. Thanks, James! :)
its really nice to see someone so enthusiastic about these classics.
I love in the intro when the skeleton pushes that lady into the water.
Nice catch
Good old House on Haunted Hill. That's actually a pretty good movie too. Just a bit out of it's league, being caught just before the 60s, when horror really took off in my opinion.
The skeleton is like "Die, please."
Mr. Bludclot
The skeleton got lonely and wanted to make a skeleton-friend.
The poor guy just wants to socialize, but the lady doesn't think they should.
Top 10 Tuesdays is my favorite one.
Mine too
Same tho
Invisible Man? Whenever I think about that movie, I always think about "Here we go gathering nuts in May".
I always think about "Look! He's all eaten away!"
Man, I'm gonna miss some #MonsterMadness. Thanks for the years of great reviews! -MM
Hey James, I can't believe it's been 10 years! I started watching when I was 10 and now I'm in college as a film major. You're were a big influence in fostering my love of movies!
2:40 - deffinetly! I was surprised how much it feels like a horror story.
God, if I had one wish it would be to sit down with James with some whiskey (or Rolling Rock!) and just chat about everything. Movies, music, cinema. This guy has been such an inspiration to me.
Totally agree with you on King Kong, I was lucky enough to see this on the big screen at a special showing. I want to check out some of these other classic films you've mentioned too.
King Kong fr -33 was one of those favourites of mine. As a kid in the early 80s I probably watched it a couple of hundred times. Every day after school I ran right home and plugged it in our JVC VHS and watched.
Yes! It is a great movie and I was glad to see it on this list.
7:27 was there a fart? :D
I know! I heard it too. James, are you sure that's all thunder?
Thunder from down under maybe lol
It's there because #2 is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. You know. Like the game that James famously abhors.
And also because... you know.... number two...
#2 = deuce = poop lol
One of the best things I've gotten out of the _Monster Madness_ series was my introduction to _The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari_. What a great movie!
Fun Fact: King Kong was Ray Harryhausens' favorite movie and what got him interested in stop-motion ... Another reason to love King Kong. 🥰
James was the one to introduce me to classic horror and it's unique atmosphere. I can proudly say that the only movies from this list I've missed were 40's Jekyll and Hyde and The Return of the Vampire. Interesting how Ingrid Bergman played a role in a horror movie one year before Oscar-winning Casablanca.
Couple of honorable mentions I would add: The Uninvited (1944), Isle of the Dead (1945), The Man They Could Not Hang (1939).
March's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" is my favorite film of all-time.
I'm pleased to see it made your top 2.
I'm loving it James. I've been watching every single one of these for the past 10 years, thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
Two long movie reviews in a day, am I dreaming?
Is this a dream.. Or is this just fantasy?
caught in a land slide, no escape from reality
open your eyes, look up to the sky and see
CAUGHT IN A REAL LIFE
I'm just a poor boy, I need no sympathy
doubt you see this James, but your passion and historical background on this subject, mixed with your following = awesome 2day festival
Thank you so much, James. These are a real pleasure for me. Rob.
Most underrated channel on youtube, James works so hard on these. He even watches every single movie from start to finish before presenting it in a video. Mike does a great job keeping the channel going in the few months leading up to October
Can't believe Mark of the Vampire (1935) didn't even get an honorable mention. It has a great, eerie atmosphere, pretty good effects for the time and it stars Bela Lugosi as the vampire and Carroll Borland as his sinister-looking daughter. Plus it's a remake of the now lost silent movie London After Midnight, which I know James admires.
Being James Rolfe, I’m shocked he got through the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde segment without lambasting the NES game, even by a throwaway comment.
I had discovered Invisible Man through monster madness which easily became my favorite golden age Universal film!!! Thanks James!
The Amount of you Guys' Quality Content in October is fucking incredible. My favorite channel on TH-cam
Guess you haven't heard the news....
Mr. Tulip Aj what news? Am I missing something?
CrutonTheLobster yeah he's retiring the Monster Madness marathons after this. He said he'll still do reviews here and there but no more videos every day on October
it's obvious James is the best youtouber that talks about movies along with redlettermedia. I love listening to these guys
They are definitely my go-to's. I also like Kill Count!
Redlettermedia isn't that great
Had to run it back to hear that fart sound effect on "Number 2". 7:26
I really dig your commentary. I rarely agree with your assessments, but your ideas celebrate this genre we love in a tough minded and creative way. Keep it coming.
Interestingly enough, the spanish Dracula was directed by Senior Speilbergo
So many movies I can watch now.
Thank you James, you're the Män! :D
JackButtEntertainment they all suck
I enjoyed this, always like to find a fan of the classics. I am guessing that your childhood was filled with VHS tapes of monster movies that already had achieved a classic status? That was me and I recognize nearly all of the VHS tapes behind you. I want to see your next review!
its a fart noise in number 2?
Nah, I think it's just a "Number two" joke.
I'm strangely happy that someone else noticed it. :D
captain here.
Because shitty snes game.
+KrossoverGod
It's a #2 joke to go along with a reference to the NES game. Two jokes in one.
+Makenshi Nuven Branca
*ahem
nes game
I just realized how much I'm going to miss Monster Madness. It's always been interesting hearing you talk about horror films. They're not my favorite but it's clearly your passion which makes it so great to watch.
Love Tuesdays. I got to say that i was surprised to not see The Uninvited (1944) or Dead of Night (1945) in your list of the 40s films. I assume the lack of mention is because you haven't seen them. In which case i strongly recommend you give them a watch. Amazing films. I think The Uninvited is the scarist film of the decade
That fart noise after #2.....James you clever son of a gun. XD
Its the 12pm, lunch time on my job... ITS MONSTER MADNESSS TIMEEEEE!
It’s the 80th anniversary of 1941’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde!
I'm going to miss Monster Madness every October...
again, it`s NOT the last one, he`s just doing LESS from now on
This is just awesome James. Thanks for the recommendations! Saving this video on Favorites
how can you even think about not continuing with this? ;)
Thank you for kicking so much ass James! I hope you and your family are well. Keep up the awesome work. I love these videos!
I am not a fad of horror movies. Not at ALL. In fact, horror might be my most hated genre.
Even still, Monster Madness is probably my favourite of James' series. For one, it's a novelty that comes once a year for 30 days.
He also goes at them in a very nice analytical way, which, after years of screaming reviewers (not just James, but all the other people as well) is, suprisingly, almost refreshing to see.
What makes these videos so great is that James is not only analytical, but he's also passionate!
You can see the twinkles in his eyes, the joy of being able to talk about these movies.
He loves horror, and even if I can't totally follow that passion, I don't like monsters in that way, I never did, I sure as hell respect it when it's portrayed by a man like James.
With most horror fans I'd just be like "Yea sure ok"
But James has such an extensive knowledge, that it's like listening to a documentary that you can actively ask questions. Which is the best.
Thanks James, amazing list. I will start with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941), the director is Victor Flemming, who also directed The Wizard of Oz!
When ever I hear James talk about Dr.Jeckle and Mr.Hyde I just imagine him getting triggered because of the game
still cant believe its 10 years of monster madness. lifetime sub here watching since the beginning. keep it up.
10:19 I hope that's a hint that you're reviewing John Carpenter's The Fog this year. I've been waiting for that to be covered on Monster Madness for nine years.
As much as I love AVGN. It's cool to see James out of character like this. He's so laid back.
loved the subtle fart when you said number 2
Ive been a fan of you ever since i was in elementary school and it means alot to me that you are doing this whole thing one last time, keep up the good work.
nice touch with the blockbuster case in the background, ahh good times
He has another video about his movie collection that you might interested in. He has basically set that room up so that it's like walking into an old school movie rental place. Including an old computer with rental/return software that still runs!
Patrick Beecroft yeah, i think ive just about seen them all.
Right on. It is an impressive and interested collection of videos. I definitely enjoy the walk down memory lane
Is that Spanish Dracula Nic Cage?
Evil Nick Sí.
I was going to comment that too, lol.
Could be....Mr. Cage is immortal you know.
This is awesome...Cinemassacre and Mr. Rolfe make my October days more fun...keep up the great work...greatings from Mexico...
Classic horror movies were shown on Saturday afternoon TV when I was a kid, but my mother didn't let me watch them because 1. she was religious and didn't approve 2. kids played outdoors in those days instead of sitting on their butts in the house. As an adult I've had fun finding all the movies I wanted to see when I was a kid--and I don't get nightmares from them! Cinemassacre is helpful with recommendations, and generally fun and interesting.
Check out The Devil Doll from 1936. Incredible special effects. Twisted revenge story
James, thx for the passion on this top ten (20), you are Cinemassacre
Amazing video! I absolutely love these classic/older horror films and there's still quite a few I haven't seen. I can't wait to watch them all.
James (and mike) man i wanna meet you so bad, you're the only guy on youtube who's kept me entertained for the whole time ive been on here. Its been about 10 years for me and ive been constantly entertained the whole time. Much love
I love Golden Age cinema. None of the garbage they spew out today can even compare, especially in Horror. Really good list too.
***** Now, that's not entirely true/
***** What makes it poetic?
HUNRUSPWNZ Then it's figurative, or simply hyperbole, saying something in a non-literal sense does not make it poetic.
love your vids
to bad that everyone forgot about avgn.The series was amazing
thx for everything you've done
It's sort of amazing how many horror movies James has watched over and over again. I've watched the original King Kong and seen part of Bride of Frankenstein. That's it for me on this list, and I'm James' age. I suppose I should at least check out The Wolfman these season.
That king kong speech was fucking incredible, holy shit. I don't give two fucks about king kong or filmmaking techniques and I was getting all teary eyed like, "YES, KING KONG IS AMAZING."
Sweet! The Wolfman is my #1 1940's film too.
My top 5 of the 30s
5. Jekyll and Hyde
4. The Invisible Man
3. The Raven
2. Bride of Frankenstein
1. M
I just realized I must've been the weirdest kid ever a few years back. When I was like 8 or 9 I was allowed to start watching horror besides B creature flicks from the 80s-00s and I started with the golden age stuff.
I saw like all of the Frankenstein movies and loved Frankenstein meets the Wolfman. I got a soft spot for werewolves to this day...that was before the dark times... before the YA novels.
Nice to know that he really likes the 1940's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde movie as much as I do, but no mention of House of Dracula? House of Dracula is underrated and a nice finish to the Classic Age of Universal Monster movies.
I dont even like horror that much but he makes it really interesting.
This has already been a damn good monster madness
To give more of a shout-out to Silent Horror, these films must be included:
The Golem (1920)
Destiny (1921)
Häxan (1922)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
Faust (1926)
The Unknown (1927)
The Cat and the Canary (1927)
The Man Who Laughs (1928)
lol @ those block buster cases behind james.... miss those times
anyone else thinks that Mr. Hyde looks like mike
I have to admit I thought that too. :)
@Mr. Bludclot Well, that was random. I wonder if their buttholes are the same size...and if they are----I wonder if they're big, or small? You *must* know this. Please illuminate us.
Hey! I'm new! Thanks for the lists!
Bride of Frankenstein is very emotionally impactful for me. Truly a masterpiece.
This time of year with these uploads gives me such a warm feeling inside... its immense, almost like a little present every day :D
Did you ever review the Brandon Fraiser Mummy films?
That would be really cool
James what is your opinion on dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde being in the most recent mummy movie?
My opinion: I think the studio should of just made a new Jekyll and Hyde movie, because both characters have some interesting traits that would perfect for a horror movie based on duality.
Can you make a video about why there should be a new Jekyll and Hyde horror movie?
Anyone else hear a suspicious noise when the ‘number two’ transition plays?😂
I think James should release a DVD set of all the monster madness seasons once it ends
No "The Golem: How He Came into the World" for the silent era, James? :-(
I hope we'll get to see a couple of Japanese horror films before the last hurrah.
Don't remind me :'(
what do you mean?
fuckin' weeb
I Dont Believe You no
Алиса Корбут haven't you heard? He's retiring the Monster Madness marathons after this
What about the one Jekyl and Hyde movie, where Jekyl is trying to get to his wedding and all the towns people keep attacking him, and birds take shits on his head? HAHA no, very cool list. Also glad to hear you mention The Abbot and Costello film. I watch it every Halloween! I'll definitely check out some of these other titles you mentioned.
Love the irony of James naming Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hide on two BEST lists. ;)
love the fart noise 😂😂😂
Mr Hyde looks like mike
Thanks a lot. If you ever visit my hometown, I owe you a drink. The diversity and authentic, calm atmosphere of your videos make your channel to my favourite one.
I don't really care for horror movies but james can make anything so damn interesting. Respect!!
heh.. he said weeny.
jekyll and hyde is so fantastic, perhaps only possible in a pre-code movie!
I just saw White Zombie last week. I'd recommend it too.
Looking at James' collection brings back so much nistolgia