Not too long ago, I reviewed five movies from the silent film era of the 1920's. Due to favorable responses from the membership of Horror-Movies.ca, I have decided to continue moving forward through the years by reviewing five movies from each subsequent decade- right up to the most recent one. To kick off this trek, let me present the first of the ones from the 1930's... " The Monster Walks "... Ruth Earlton returns home after years away for the reading of her father's will. Soon, the stormy night is filled with the chilly touch of death as some inhuman monster stalks through the halls. It's up to Ruth's fiance, Dr. Ted Carver to figure out what is happening before Ruth becomes the next victim ... This is a sad... sad movie. It seems that in the transistion from silent to talking films, some of the art was lost. The sets aren't all that interesting or creative... nor is the story. While the camera work is still simplistic, you can start t