#the undying monster

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The Undying Monster (1942)

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John Howard as The Undying Monster (1942)

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Keep On Tryin', You Know It's Undyin'! This was actually adapted for the screen in 1942 by Twentieth Century Fox.

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"When stars are bright on a frosty night, beware thy bane on the rocky lane." The Undying Monster (1942) dir. John Brahm My Ko-Fi

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On July 31, 1971, The Dark Eyes of London and The Undying Monster were screened as a double-feature on Creature Features.

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Smells like sushi. 🍣

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which monster would you want as a love interest

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So uh

I redesigned two characters from Undertale for funsies. Like I love Undertale's designs so this is completely for fun and not a criticism or anything. Just me adding details I wish we're on the characters :3

Anyway

First up is ofc my girlie undyne. She is the only woman I want to be and sadly I can't be a gay butch fish lady so I'll just be a gay, genderless plague doctor

So really all I did was add more fish features. And stole her hair. Gave her a super cool fin thingy in stead because yes.

Next is sans.

Guys I'm sorry I'm a visor sans enthusiast.

Also I think he would keep a pillow under his shirt. Why? FOR NAPPING OFC.

Howdy please reblog my hyperfixations it makes me go yippee

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Jaune when he uses the sword of destruction to fight off Salem's lackeys in Vacuo in Volume 10

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The Undying Monster (1942)

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Afternoon snack with the aunties 🍡

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To Close out Mermay, I just have one question.

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Dread by the Decade: The Undying Monster

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★★★

Plot: After two people are found brutalized, a powerful family's history of murder and suicide comes back to haunt them.

Review: Wonderful cinematography and sets, coupled with a unique approach to the genre, outweigh some weaker ideas and pacing.

Source Material: The Undying Monster by Jessie Douglas Kerruish Year: 1942 Genre: Werewolves, Mystery Country: United States Language: English Runtime: 1 hour 3 minutes

Director: John Brahm Writers: Lillie Hayward, Michel Jacoby Cinematographer: Lucien Ballard Editor: Harry Reynolds Composer: David Raksin Cast: James Ellison, Heather Angel, Heather Thatcher, John Howard, Bramwell Fletcher, Halliwell Hobbes, Aubrey Mather

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Story: 2.5/5 - Despite its brevity, it loses some steam in the middle. Still, its approach to the genre is refreshing.

Performances: 3.5/5 - Solid, save for Thatcher, whose comedy sometimes misses the mark.

Cinematography: 4.5/5 - Gorgeous and expressionistic. Striking camera angles and use of light.

Editing: 4/5

Music: 2.5/5 - Unmemorable.

Effects & Props: 2.5/5

Stunts & Choreography: 3/5 - The fights use space well, though they're a bit stage play-esque at points.

Sets: 4/5 - Diverse, well-dressed, and largely realistic.

Costumes, Hair, & Make-Up: 2.5/5 - Somewhat middling creature make-up.

Trigger Warnings:

Very mild violence

Misogyny (not critiqued by the film)

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On July 30, 1943, The Undying Monster debuted in Mexico.