I think this was my 3rd try at reading this book. It is good, but it's a little bit of a chore for me to read books that are this old. I'm not classy enough to dig the old flowery(?), elaborate type of writing. But the story is pretty awesome. And it's nothing like any of the Frankenstein movies I've seen, so that was a good surprise.
Not a great one. A man goes on a hiking trip with a "friend" who goes crazy and starts hunting the first guy. Hell House is the greatest Richard Matheson book I have read and it's far far superior to this.
This is a look at Godzilla and his impact on world culture. Some interesting stuff, but most of it is just highbrow philosophical junk. I would have been more interested in some actual facts about the films and Godzilla's history, but that's not what this was.