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John Ary here with the first installment of Ain't It Scary Reviews. Today we'll be taking a look back at an overlooked sequel in the Universal Monster stable.

Earlier this year, we revealed the first part of our visit to the intricately detailed stop-motion sets of Tim Burton's Frankenweenie .

But I suppose what entertains me the most, and the most often- what indeed sometimes seems the absolute height of felicity -no kidding- is watching a monster movie .

Directed by Same Newfield before making Dead Men Walk , 1942's The Mad Monster stars George Zucco, Glenn Strange, and Ann Nagal.

Although not considered a horror classic, 1943's Dead Men Walk is nevertheless an interesting entry into early world of horror film, given that it stars George Zucco and Dwight Frye and attempts to make vampires much more evil.