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Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, The Early Years - Part 1 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman discusses growing up in cinema, working for Jack Broder of Realart Pictures, and making TARGET EARTH.
Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, AIP Meets a Teenage Werewolf - Part 2 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman talks about his relationship with James Nicholson and Sam Arkoff of American International Pictures and the making of I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF.
Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, How to Make a Teenage Dracula - Part 3 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman talks making I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN, BLOOD OF DRACULA, and HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER.
Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, The London Years - Part 4 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman goes overseas to Jolly Ol' England, where he meets Michael Gough and makes HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM, THE HEADLESS GHOST, and KONGA.
Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, Terror & the Zoo - Part 5 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman visits L.A. to make BLACK ZOO, then returns to London for A STUDY IN TERROR.
Attack of the Monster Movie Makers: Herman Cohen, Crazed Trog Goes Berserk! - Part 6 of a 6 part interview by Tom Weaver. Herman talks about working with Joan Crawford on BERSERK! and TROG and with Jack Palance in CRAZE.
"Herrrman, I vant to talk vith yyyooouuu…!" - Herman Cohen talks about about working with Bela Lugosi and the clapboard comedics of Mitchell and Petrillo in BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA. Interview by Tom Weaver.
"You Have to Be a Diplomat" - Herman Cohen talks about his early days as a producer and making BRIDE OF THE GORILLA. Interview by Tom Weaver.
White Bread and Buffalo Meat - Herman Cohen remembers Lon Chaney Jr. and producing BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC. Interview by Tom Weaver.
"One of the Luckiest People in the World" - Didier Chatelain Remembers Herman Cohen, as told to Tom Weaver.
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