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Forgotten B-Movie Creature Features That You Must Watch!

January 18, 2021 by Red Stewart

Marvelous Videos presents B-movie creature features…

What can be said about movie monsters that has not already been said? Humans have had to fight and fear beasts going back to the Neolithic era, and that evolutionary conflict has been stabbed into our genetic core. We have this instinctual phobia of monsters and behemoths, which makes them ripe for exploitation by horror genre enthusiasts.

Creature features can be tragic dramas a la King Kong, but for the most part they have occupied the B-movie realm wherein they are, more or less, slasher flicks with an animalistic edge. While you may know The Creature of the Black Lagoon or Universal’s Monster Universe, there are many that went under the radar. Thanks to Marvelous Videos, you can check out 10 of these ones that fell under the spotlight.

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Red Stewart

 

Filed Under: Articles and Opinions, Movies, Random Videos, Red Stewart Tagged With: alligator, hardware, Marvelous Videos, prophecy, razorback, Return of the Killer Tomatoes, Scarecrows, shakma, Sleepwalkers, Stung, the deadly spawn

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