James Rolfe: This time on Cinemassacre's "Monster Madness" we're gonna wrap up the 1940's. Universal Studios was the grand champion; the monster movie factory. They had big stars, big music, big storylines that float like comic books. These movies were entertaining commercial blockbusters. But on the other side of the spectrum there was R.K.O. Using low budgets and sets left over from previous films, R.K.O. made some horror films of their own. First of all it's a long period of silence then suddenly there's a loud noise – every horror film does this nowadays.