Monsters Vs Men

Eric and Alex must witness this double feature starring Abbott and Costello. Do the films hold up like old Jello, would we recommend these to any old fellow, or do we just leave this films feeling kinda mellow? 

Eric and Alex meet Abbott and Costello, is the film to mello? Is there enough Frankenstein? Are we running out of rhyme(s)? Is this finale better than most? Or does this film deserve a roast?            

Eric and Alex ask if the She-Wolf of London should be loved without abandon, or is it too different to be splendiferous? This film is for the curious, but do we like that it is so serious?

Eric and Alex enter the House of Dracula and we just hope that he keeps his house immacula. Are the monsters used to their fullest extent, or is their implementation causing us derangement? Can science solve the monsters ordeal? Or do they choose to make the good doctor into a meal?

Eric and Alex finally get to visit the House of Frankenstein. Is it sublime, or something that we wish we could put out of our minds? When the wolf, monster, and vampire meet, is it a visual treat? Or does it just stink like feet?

Eric and Alex get into their first creature double feature. Are these films pure cinema or the equivalent of a public enema? Is the something special here, or do these films never shift into gear? What's worse? A Ghost or a Curse? The answer may put you in a hearse. 

Eric and Alex have seen The Invisible Man's Revenge. Does it make the eyeballs singe, or make us want to continue to binge. Are the same ole tricks enough to entertain? Or by the credits is this film our bane? 

Eric and Alex have come the the end. Is Jurassic World: Dominion a film that wins or offends? Do raptors in the streets mean Grant in the sheets? Or are viewers just defeats? Is Alex right and everyone else blow? Has his ego finally gotten out of control?

Eric and Alex arrive at the Fallen Kingdom. What did we think? Dumb? Or were we filled with aplomb at the dino atom bomb? Do we think dino lives are worth the save or is it their destruction we crave?

Eric and Alex wonder if Jurassic World has the spark of the Park. Are the characters deep, is the logic steep, and is the Indominus a creep? Do we like the dino hybrid or are we stickin' with those that are sacred? Find out on this episode of MVM!

Eric and Alex have to ask is Jurassic Park III for we? Do we believe you can collect T-Rex pee? Are we sent into a chorus for the Spinosaurus? Or are talking Raptor's sending us to our pastors? 

Eric and Alex finally venture to The Lost World. Do the gymnastics make us hurl? Are we loving T-Rex in the big city? Does the film make us film pity? Is the villain due for a pension because he's got more that 2 dimensions?

Eric and Alex tackle one of the most beloved movies of all time, Jurassic Park. Can Eric convince his son that this film is a documentary? Is the filmmaking elementary? Or is this one of the greatest films of all time? Nedry really should have read that sign.

Eric and Alex have seen the Son of Dracula, but is this one a Bachelor? Is Chaney fun, even when he's going for the vein(y). Is the film mysterious, or does it just make Alex delirious? Find out her on Monsters Vs Men!

When Eric and Alex check the Opera for a Phantom, do we think he's kinda dumb, or are we filled with aplomb? Does the unexpected love triangle leave us insatiated, or are we elated? When the Phantom kills, does he worry about his bills? Most of these questions are asked on this episode of MvM!

Eric and Alex witness the clash of the titans. When Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman you know they'll be fightin'. Lon Chaney is back, but can he keep the Wolfman from another attack? This time Frank is play by Lugosi, but is his performance rosy?

Eric and Alex wonder if the Mummy's Tomb needs to be swept by a broom, or if it is this monsters first boom. Does this film choke in more ways than one? Does the plot feel like it's been baking in the sun? I don't know but it's definitely fun, on this episode of Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex wonder if the Invisible Agent is a film that is vacant? Or is it full of surprises and spies(es)? Are the bad guys interesting, or are they festering?

Eric and Alex have to ask, is the Ghost of Frankenstein up to the task, or is this movie more enjoyable with a flask? Do we feel like the ending is trash that we have to bash? Is Frankenstein and Ygor a perfect duo, or do they make use scream oh no!

Eric and Alex watch The Wolf Man. Does this one deserve to be in the can, or is this making use werewolf fans? We also ask if Larry is a creep herding sheep, or is his charm a phenomenal feat?

Eric and Alex wonder if The Invisible Woman is worth is a worthy successor or is it only good because of the professor? Are the effects a beautiful evolution or devolution? When it gets romantic does it just make us sick? Find out on MvM!

Eric and Alex have to ask, does The Mummy's Hand belong buried in the sand? Or do these mummy's wrapping have some unconventional trappings? 

Eric and Alex wonder if The Invisible Man Returns is a product of churn or does it's ending feel earned. This film adds a bit of mystery, but do we buy our main characters trip down misery? 

Eric and Alex have judged the Son of Frankenstein. Do we opine or mostly whine? Or is this movie a crime and just a waste of time. Is tiny Peter a bottom feeder, or is he charming but his naivety alarming?

Eric and Alex have now seen Dracula's Daughter. Does the series falter? Or does this film make us wish Dracula could be altered? Are the characters a bloody good time, or do they go down like a poorly aged wine?