Creature from the Black Lagoon Reviews

Monsters Mash going through the ages of Horror we been through the silent era the 30s and 40s universal flicks and now we are in the 50s people were no longer scared of monsters movie they were obviously afraid of the horrors of real life nuclear bombs and that's when a new age of science fiction began the b-movies age monsters, monster from nuclear explosion, creation, alien invasion we had killer brain, Godzilla, killer robots and oh god! but now we come to the Creature from the Black Lagoon it is usually referred as the last of the great Universal monsters movie the creature on land was played by Bill Chapman and underwater Rico Browing but they were uncredited in the casting leaving a little more mystery to the creature the movie was shown in 3-D I hate to say this but it would look good in color but the black and white tone does look gorgeous. Julie Adams played the creatures love interest and if she didn't stayed in the water he would be find but those scientist has no business being in his lagoon.