the mad monster starts in dr. lorenzo cameron (george zucco) laboratory as he perfects his discovery of how to turn a human being into a vicious wolf like monster by injecting animal blood into a human subject who happens to be his dim witted servant petro (glenn strange) and apparently he plans to put the serum at the disposal of the war department who will use it to create an unstoppable army of these monsters and the ultimate soldier. however and first things first as dr. cameron has his sights set on some sweet revenge on the people who dismissed his experiments and forced him to resign and subjected him to public ridicule. dr. cameron puts his plan into action and uses his monstrous creation to murder professor blaine (robert strange) and in an unfortunate turn of events dr. cameron is unable to control the beast and is spotted by a local farmer jed harper (eddie holden) who spreads the news like wildfire and in another unfortunate coincidence a reporter named tom gregory (johnny downs) gets wind of the story and starts to investigate and he starts to suspect dr. cameron and since gregory is going out with his daughter lenora (ann nagel) he has plenty of opportunity to sniff around. directed by sam newfield this is really low budget stuff from the 40  and even worse it dull unoriginal low budget stuff. the script by fred myton drags the extremely thin premise out to almost 77 minutes which is far too long and there is no variety in the story and it basically the same thing over and over. the character are dull clichés and the mad scientist who conducts pointless experiments that create a monster and the fragile pretty daughter and the reporter who plays the hero and by pure coincidence happens to both be investigating the mysterious deaths said mad scientist is responsible for and is romantically involved with his daughter and the dumb servant and stupid idiotic police and stereotypical shotgun wielding farmers who are always accused of being drunk. this was probably clichéd even back in 1942. the film plods along at a fairly slow pace and director newfield never manages to maintain or generate much in the way of excitement or atmosphere which is a bad thing. technically the film isn not great and obviously the budget was minuscule and the mad monster itself looks lame resembling an old homeless wino who hasn not shaved for a few weeks and has had a pair of plastic joke shop fangs placed in his mouth. the black and white cinematography is basic and static like most films from this period while the good dr. cameron laboratory consists of a couch and a table with a few sorry pieces of scientific equipment on top. the acting is stiff and wooden with petro looking like he on dope throughout the entire film and zucco as the mad scientist doesn not convince and is forgettable. the mad monster is a pretty lame horror film and there is very little here to entertain although at least i made it through to the end in a single sitting which when i think about it is a bit of an achievement in itself. 
the mad monster starts in dr. lorenzo cameron (george zucco) laboratory as he perfects his discovery of how to turn a human being into a vicious wolf like monster by injecting animal blood into a human subject who happens to be his dim witted servant petro (glenn strange) and apparently he plans to put the serum at the disposal of the war department who will use it to create an unstoppable army of these monsters and the ultimate soldier. however and first things first as dr. cameron has his sights set on some sweet revenge on the people who dismissed his experiments and forced him to resign and subjected him to public ridicule. dr. cameron puts his plan into action and uses his monstrous creation to murder professor blaine (robert strange) and in an unfortunate turn of events dr. cameron is unable to control the beast and is spotted by a local farmer jed harper (eddie holden) who spreads the news like wildfire and in another unfortunate coincidence a reporter named tom gregory (johnny downs) gets wind of the story and starts to investigate and he starts to suspect dr. cameron and since gregory is going out with his daughter lenora (ann nagel) he has plenty of opportunity to sniff around. directed by sam newfield this is really low budget stuff from the 40  and even worse it dull unoriginal low budget stuff. the script by fred myton drags the extremely thin premise out to almost 77 minutes which is far too long and there is no variety in the story and it basically the same thing over and over. the character are dull clichés and the mad scientist who conducts pointless experiments that create a monster and the fragile pretty daughter and the reporter who plays the hero and by pure coincidence happens to both be investigating the mysterious deaths said mad scientist is responsible for and is romantically involved with his daughter and the dumb servant and stupid idiotic police and stereotypical shotgun wielding farmers who are always accused of being drunk. this was probably clichéd even back in 1942. the film plods along at a fairly slow pace and director newfield never manages to maintain or generate much in the way of excitement or atmosphere which is a bad thing. technically the film isn not great and obviously the budget was minuscule and the mad monster itself looks lame resembling an old homeless wino who hasn not shaved for a few weeks and has had a pair of plastic joke shop fangs placed in his mouth. the black and white cinematography is basic and static like most films from this period while the good dr. cameron laboratory consists of a couch and a table with a few sorry pieces of scientific equipment on top. the acting is stiff and wooden with petro looking like he on dope throughout the entire film and zucco as the mad scientist doesn not convince and is forgettable. the mad monster is a pretty lame horror film and there is very little here to entertain although at least i made it through to the end in a single sitting which when i think about it is a bit of an achievement in itself. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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