Question 1

Why was The Human Monster given an 'H' rating in Britain?

Accepted Answer

It was the first British horror movie to be rated 'H' for horrific, a category introduced in 1933 for films too horrific for children under 16.

Question 2

What is the Stainsbury machine seen in the film?

Accepted Answer

It is a Braille shorthand machine, similar to the 'Improved Stainsby Braille Writer' of 1933, developed by Henry Stainsby and Alfred Wayne.

Question 3

Which novel is The Human Monster based on and who wrote it?

Accepted Answer

It is based on a 1924 novel by Edgar Wallace, a prolific writer who also co-created King Kong.

Question 4

How did the film's US release differ from its British release?

Accepted Answer

The British production was acquired by Monogram Pictures, which changed the title to 'The Human Monster' for US release in 1940.

Question 5

What festival featured The Human Monster in 2008?

Accepted Answer

It was part of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2008.

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