You've got to get The Leopard Man.

Third greatest Lewton film, in my humble opinion, and very overlooked.

Creature from the black lagoon.

Dressed To Kill (1946)

Solid script. Excellent movie. touche.

Island of Lost Souls (1933)

Absolutely one of the most underrated horror films of the 1930s. Spectacular and frightening. Based off of the H.G. Wells tale, this is the bizarre story of a mad doctor and his experiments in the transformation of animal to man. His experiments aren't working very well. A man stumbles across the island inhabited by this doctor, and here-in the plot thickens.

Loved. Every. Second.

And, as a kicker, a terrifyingly tense, perfectly executed bang ending.

(Plus, it boasts an almost unrecognizable Bela Legosi, fresh off of Murders in the Rue Morgue, as one of the "things".)

The Revenge of the creature.

A great movie.

But wasn't it based on H.G. Wells' The Island of Dr Moreau?

Yes, you're absolutely correct. My mistake.

I was thinking Wells and typed Lovecraft. I must have been tired!

lol I know that feeling all too well:)

The Creature Walks Among Us.

The Brain That Wouldn't Die


Not exactly a classic, but a lot of fun.