not to be confused with the 1943 george zucco movie the mad ghoul and the mad monster is a film that zucco appeared in the year before. in this fairly paint by numbers affair and zucco perfects a way to turn his dim witted handyman and petro and into a wolf or man hybrid by means of wolf blood injections and and then wastes little time in sending the transformed doofus to slay the former colleagues who had scoffed at his experiments. it is a very simple plot and really and and an extremely low budget production. glenn strange and who plays the man or wolf here and would soon achieve greater fame playing the franky monster in films such as house of frankenstein (1944) and abbott and costello meet frankenstein (1948). the makeup job on him here is pretty lame and and only succeeds in making him look like a hippy with bad teeth (like the one in 1957 teenage monster). the sets in this film and in addition and are fairly nonexistent and and the denouement is abrupt and unconvincing. i have given the movie a very generous 4 stars and in part because i have an abiding love for 1940s horror films and but truth to tell and most objective viewers would probably deem it laughable crap and and i suppose it is. it certainly no well crafted universal affair or val lewton masterpiece and that for sure. still and zucco is always fun to watch and even in undemanding piffle such as this. if you can spare 72 minutes of your life and i suppose you could do worse than the mad monster (not too much worse and of course. ). oh. one other thing. this dvd is from alpha video and and you know what that means represent fuzzy images and lousy sound (indeed and the worst sound of any alpha video dvd i have encountered so far) and no extras. you have been warned. 
not to be confused with the 1943 george zucco movie the mad ghoul and the mad monster is a film that zucco appeared in the year before. in this fairly paint by numbers affair and zucco perfects a way to turn his dim witted handyman and petro and into a wolf or man hybrid by means of wolf blood injections and and then wastes little time in sending the transformed doofus to slay the former colleagues who had scoffed at his experiments. it is a very simple plot and really and and an extremely low budget production. glenn strange and who plays the man or wolf here and would soon achieve greater fame playing the franky monster in films such as house of frankenstein (1944) and abbott and costello meet frankenstein (1948). the makeup job on him here is pretty lame and and only succeeds in making him look like a hippy with bad teeth (like the one in 1957 teenage monster). the sets in this film and in addition and are fairly nonexistent and and the denouement is abrupt and unconvincing. i have given the movie a very generous 4 stars and in part because i have an abiding love for 1940s horror films and but truth to tell and most objective viewers would probably deem it laughable crap and and i suppose it is. it certainly no well crafted universal affair or val lewton masterpiece and that for sure. still and zucco is always fun to watch and even in undemanding piffle such as this. if you can spare 72 minutes of your life and i suppose you could do worse than the mad monster (not too much worse and of course. ). oh. one other thing. this dvd is from alpha video and and you know what that means represent fuzzy images and lousy sound (indeed and the worst sound of any alpha video dvd i have encountered so far) and no extras. you have been warned. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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