2015: The Year of 100 Mad Scientists (Er, In Film)

So here it is, my tentative list of mad science movie titles for the year. 


The List:

1. 4D Man
2. The Adominable Dr. Phibes
3. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (as with several on this list, I've seen it, and it's not really what I'm looking for when I'm looking to perv all over a mad scientist movie, but Lithgow's performance is iconic.  I'll probably use this review also to post about Back to the Future, which I didn't put on this list, but which imprinted on me in uncomfortable ways that probably go a long way toward explaining who I am today.)
4. Altered States
5. Andy Warhol's Frankenstein (Flesh for Frankenstein)
6. The Astro-Zombies
7. Attack of the Puppet People
8. Atom Age Vampire
9. Beast of Blood
10. Beyond the Black Rainbow (one of my top five favorite movies of all time; I'm glad to take the opportunity to gush over it)
11. Beyond Re-Animator
12. The Black Hole
13. The Black Sleep
14. The Blood Beast Terror
15. The Body Snatcher
16. The Boys from Brazil
17. The Brain that Wouldn't Die
18. Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
19. Bride of the Monster
20. Bride of Re-Animator
21. Captive Wild Woman
22. Chandu the Magician
23. City of Lost Children
24. The Clones of Bruce Lee
25. The Corpse Vanishes
26. The Curious Dr. Humpp (softcore porn, and not in the way that Andy Warhol's Frankenstein is softcore porn.  Why is it on this list?  I just thought it looked funny, there in the middle of my original handwritten list.  Plus, I just assume that when anyone calls me and I don't pick up my phone, they assume I'm watching something called The Curious Dr. Humpp.)
27. The Curse of Frankenstein
28. The Devil Bat (it's not an Eyeshield 21 doujinshi; it's about a scientific-magical aftershave)
29. The Devil Commands
30. Dr. Cyclops
31. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)
32. The Evil of Frankenstein
33. The Face of Another
34. Fiend without a Face
35. The Flesh Eaters
36. Flesh Feast
37. The Fly (1958)
38. The Fly (1986) (also definitely imprinted oddly on me as a kid; also also is the reason I don't even fantasize in theory about teleportation - I just see that exploded monkey thing in my head every time.  This has really brought down some people when they've been thinking how nice it would be not to be late for work, or whatever.  I suck.)
39. The Flying Serpent
40. Frankenstein (1931)
41. Frankenstein 80 (1972)
42. Frankenstein Created Woman (how many of these titles have the name Frankenstein in them?)
43. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
44. From Beyond
45. Godzilla vs Biollante
46. I Heart Doomsday
47. The Human Centipede (I would be more than willing to not put myself through watching this one again, although Dieter Laser is freaking hilarious in it.  But things like this are on here because it's actually harder than you'd think to find 100 mad scientist movies to watch.  Please make better suggestions and I will gladly consider them...)
48. I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957)
49. The Invisible Man (1933) (I suppose I could always stick on another Invisible Man movie if I run short, but I can't take Kevin Bacon seriously as a mad scientist...)
50. The Invisible Ray
51. Island of Dr. Moreau (1977) (Even I draw the line at the Marlon Brando one, because old Marlon Brando = no.  And because that movie's just bad.)
52. Island of Lost Souls
53. Invasion of the Bee Girls
54. The Killer Inside Me
55. The Lady and the Monster
56. Last Frankenstein (1991, Japan) (I'd very much like more Japanese films on this list, but my knowledge of Japanese cinema is lacking.  Anime and manga I can do  Film, not so much.  Again, please make any suggestions you might have.)
57. Latitude Zero
58. The Mad Doctor of Market Street
59. The Mad Ghoul
60. Mad Love
61. The Mad Monster
62. The Man with Nine Lives
63. Man-Made Monster
64. Maniac (1934)
65. The Manster (One of my favorite words of all time.  Sometimes I call one of my dogs this)
66. Mesa of Lost Women ("Mesa" sounds so specific here, for some reason)
67. Metropolis (I knew a guy I used to date was not the right choice for me - I'm only partially kidding - when he told me he'd never heard of Metropolis but loved The Matrix.  I'm really only partially kidding with this anecdote.  In my defense, he wasn't saying that he thought The Matrix was just a fun spectacle or something.  He was saying he thought it had a message.  For the record, he was not fifteen.  And this was 2014, when this happened.)
68. Metropolis (Osamu Tezuka version) (I've actually never seen this!)
69. The Monster Maker
70. Monstrosity (The Atomic Brain)
71. Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932) (Despite The Following's best efforts otherwise, I still think Poe is kind of cool.)
72. Natural City
73. Psycho a Go-Go (another freaking classic name)
74. The Rage
75. The Raven (1935)
76. Re-Animator (Dr. Herbert West!)
77. The Revenge of Frankenstein
78. Robot Carnival (in particular, the Franken's Gears and Presence portions)
79. Rubber's Lover (well, it's not a mad scientist movie, but it's got a lot of mad science, and I'm a cyberpunk fan)
80. She Demons
81. SOS Coast Guard
82. The Strange World of Planet X
83. Stereo
84. Superbeast
85. Teenage Zombies
86. Terror is a Man
87. This Island Earth
88. The Tingler
89. Tokyo Gore Police
90. Torture Ship (1939)
91. Trinity
92. The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll
93. Underworld (1985)
94. The Unearthly
95. Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl (I pulled this out and rewatched it the other day, but I'm going to start with a less...loaded....title, I think)
96. Voodoo Man (1944)
97. The Wasp Woman
98. The Woman Eater
99. X: The Man with X-Ray Eyes
100. Les Yeux Sans Visage (Eyes Without a Face)