At 8:24 seconds in you state the teenager of the 1950's wanted nothing to do with Bella Lugosi or Boris Karloff films. That information is not correct. You may want to speak to people who were around at that time. In the 1950s there were horror movie hosts in almost every state of the country showing all the Universal and other studio's black and white horror and sci fi films. And they were being watched on Friday & Saturday nights from kids 9 to19. Also famous monsters magazine and other monster and sci fi mags were doing great sales numbers in those years. It could be I misunderstood your point, I dont know, But if not, Teenagers in the 1950s loved those movies. And to this day most still do. But good job regardless, I think unless man really changes there will always be a desire for the Macabre.
Ehhhh haha. I wouldn’t even consider it among the best Invisible Man films. It’s a unique take on the formula and very pertinent to WW2, but I wouldn’t suggest watching it unless you’re a Universal Monster completionist.
Love your videos man! Very great quality and well researched!
Thank you! Calling the video well researched is maybe the biggest compliment you can give; I really appreciate the support! :)
Great vid as always!
Thank you so much! It’s always a pleasure to see your comments :)
It’s interesting to learn about how horror wasn’t even a term used before, very good video well put together mate that 1k is coming in soon 🎉
Thank you so much! It’s been a fun journey to 1000 and I’m excited for the future of the channel :) After 1k comes 2k! Haha
Such a great video!! I’m loving the spooky theming to your videos for Halloween! 🎃👻
Thank you! I’m so excited for Halloween 👻!!
Congratulations on 1K!
Thank you so much! :) We’re just getting started :))
The Invisible Man is absolutely my favorite
Super interesting! Can’t wait to see the next Horror related video!
Thanks for watching!
At 8:24 seconds in you state the teenager of the 1950's wanted nothing to do with Bella Lugosi or Boris Karloff films. That information is not correct. You may want to speak to people who were around at that time. In the 1950s there were horror movie hosts in almost every state of the country showing all the Universal and other studio's black and white horror and sci fi films. And they were being watched on Friday & Saturday nights from kids 9 to19. Also famous monsters magazine and other monster and sci fi mags were doing great sales numbers in those years. It could be I misunderstood your point, I dont know, But if not, Teenagers in the 1950s loved those movies. And to this day most still do. But good job regardless, I think unless man really changes there will always be a desire for the Macabre.
He has some glaring errors in this but he is trying
Is "invisible agent" good?
Ehhhh haha. I wouldn’t even consider it among the best Invisible Man films. It’s a unique take on the formula and very pertinent to WW2, but I wouldn’t suggest watching it unless you’re a Universal Monster completionist.
I'll give it a try, it's such a cool premise@@whenthepicturesgotbigger
Love your videos but the music is distracting and not needed.
Thank you for the feedback! I try and include it as background noise but I think you’re right that it can be distracting