Name The Monster Movie

[Memphremagog]

The Vampire's Night Orgy

[horrorhunter]

The Vampire's Night Orgy

Correct.

That's Eurohorror fertility goddess Helga Line all vamped up in the pic. I love Vampire's Night Orgy and I'm glad Code Red gave it a good release in that double feature with Dr. Jekyll And The Werewolf. Both films had been languishing in PD purgatory and have been deserving of a nice DVD release for awhile. Prior to the Code Red the only place to get the nude scenes intact on Dr. Jekyll... was the Sinister Cinema release. Give me a good clean uncut pressing over gray market or MOD DVD-Rs anytime, preferably with some nice special features. I love Code Red's product but they go OOP very fast and unless you act quickly you have to pay hefty secondary market prices. I believe this fine Leon Klimovsky double feature is already OOP.

[Joseph_Baeza]

Here's a rare one.

[Monsters For Sale]

Here's a rare one.

Guess nobody knows this one.

[Mike Scott]

Guess nobody knows this one.

I accuse Joseph of making this game too hard! 

[horrorhunter]

Guess nobody knows this one.

That reminds me of a film David J. Skal was discussing in an interview segment on a monster documentary, I think it was Universal Horror. I would check but I'm too lazy. 

[Joseph_Baeza]

That reminds me of a film David J. Skal was discussing in an interview segment on a monster documentary, I think it was Universal Horror. I would check but I'm too lazy. 

You're on the right track, HH.  Hint One: Made before 1950.

[Mike Scott]

You're on the right track, HH. 

How is he on the right track? It's not a Universal movie.

[Memphremagog]

Here's a rare one.

J'Accuse(1938)

[Joseph_Baeza]

Mike, David J. Skal makes reference to this film in the documentary Universal Horror (1998) and his book, The Monster Show, as it relates to how disfigured veterans from WWI impacted the horror genre.

[Mike Scott]

Mike, David J. Skal makes reference to this film in the documentary Universal Horror (1998) and his book, The Monster Show, as it relates to how disfigured veterans from WWI impacted the horror genre.

Oh! I thought he meant the pic was from a Universal movie.

[Mike Scott]

J'Accuse(1938)

Yeah, that's it.

[Memphremagog]

How about this?

[Mike Scott]

Just a wild guess. Silent version of SHE ?

[Memphremagog]

Just a wild guess. Silent version of SHE ?

No..this film isnt from the silent era, but not far past it either..considered an obscure, if not lost film for decades until recently released on disc. Another hint: has a big name star from golden era horror films.