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The Mummy’s Tomb (1942)

With sub-par acting, more reused footage and music, and a weak monster, The Mummy’s Tomb feels like another installment made just because.

Though another departure for the series, this time more an action/spy film, Invisible Agent is an entertaining romp of WWII espionage.

Though a considerable step down from the previous films, The Ghost of Frankenstein is still a decent monster movie that goes by quick.

With an incredible cast, impressive make-up effects, and a deeply tragic story, The Wolf Man is another defining classic of Universal horror.

Though its visual effects are impressive, The Invisible Woman is a screwball comedy that hasn’t aged well and has dated humor.