A cult favorite from the golden age of drive-in horror, How to Make a Monster blends classic monster movie thrills with a behind-the-scenes Hollywood twist. When a veteran studio makeup artist realizes his job is about to be replaced by a new generation of filmmakers, he turns to hypnosis and revenge — manipulating the actors who play the studio’s famous monsters to carry out his deadly plans.
Directed by Herbert L. Strock, the film cleverly ties together the monster films produced by American International Pictures, featuring appearances from characters inspired by I Was a Teenage Werewolf and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein. It’s a meta, drive-in era horror gem with plenty of vintage monster movie charm.
A great pickup for collectors of classic ‘50s horror and drive-in monster movies on VHS.
Condition: Used Year: 1958 Format: VHS Genre: Horror / Classic Monster Movie
