Monster on the Campus is a horror movie that was released in 1958. It tells the story of a college professor named Donald Blake, who acquires a coelecanth specimen that was found in a remote part of Africa. Unknown to him, the fish has been exposed to radiation from a meteor that crashed nearby.
While examining the specimen, Blake accidentally cuts himself and is exposed to the coelecanth's blood. Over time, he begins to experience strange physical changes and violent mood swings. He transforms into a monstrous prehistoric man, resembling a Neanderthal, and goes on a killing spree in the surrounding community.
As the murders pile up, the police and Blake's colleagues at the university begin to suspect that he is somehow involved. With the help of a student named Molly who has feelings for him, Donald Blake must race against time to find a cure for his condition before he does more harm.
The film is notable for its use of iconic Universal Studios monsters, such as the Wolf Man and the Frankenstein monster. The transformation scenes are particularly well-done and suspenseful, and the film is a must-see for fans of classic horror movies.