Last Monster/Horror/Sci-Fi Movie/Show You Watched

[Memphremagog]

Earth vs the Spider(1958)
The Brain Eaters(1958)

[LinkandSheik]

Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein. I'd seen all the other monster mash films, but it wasn't until a couple weeks ago that I finally saw this.

[Mike Scott]

Everybody, around here, loves Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein! It's the perfect blend of classic horror and slapstick comedy!

[marsattacks666]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) In honor of Tobe Hooper

[Memphremagog]

The Atomic Man(1956)
Phantom Of the Opera(1943)
From Hell It Came(1957)
The Disembodied(1957

[zombiehorror]

From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series~Got to watch some more of these.  The beginning of the series is more action-drama than horror but there are a few horror elements.  By episode 7 though the horror really picks up, this episode pretty much encases the events of the film; lots of blood and gore....a little T&A too.  From there it seems to expand on the film with backstory and motivations for the events.  Looking forward to more episodes.

[Creepy]

Demons

Brain Damaged

The Hearse

[Maceo1]

She (1935 ) colorized version.

[LugosiFan25]

Experiment in Terror (1962)
The Birds (1963) - my first time seeing this one. This may be sacrilegious, but this may be one of the most overrated films of all time.
Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932)
Brides of Blood (1968)
Daughter of Horror (1955)

[Mike Scott]

The Birds (1963) - my first time seeing this one. This may be sacrilegious, but this may be one of the most overrated films of all time.

Really? What didn't you like about it? Story? Acting? Directing? Lack of a Herrmann score?

[LugosiFan25]

Really? What didn't you like about it? Story? Acting? Directing? Lack of a Herrmann score?

Didn't think there was much of a story. I thought the acting was a little weak and the ending just left me cold.

Bear in mind, I'm not the world's biggest Hitchcock fan, although I enjoy many of his films.

[Mike Scott]

Bear in mind, I'm not the world's biggest Hitchcock fan . .

I suppose that does make a difference. I've seen all of his movies, except a couple of lost silent.

There weren't a lot of complicated plot twists. Just what happens to the people when all the birds attack this community. There's no neat wrap up, 'cause nobody ever finds out why it happened.

[Maceo1]

There's no neat wrap up, 'cause nobody ever finds out why it happened.

But it is assumed that the birds win , and take over the world. ( or at least California)

[LugosiFan25]

I suppose that does make a difference. I've seen all of his movies, except a couple of lost silent.

There weren't a lot of complicated plot twists. Just what happens to the people when all the birds attack this community. There's no neat wrap up, 'cause nobody ever finds out why it happened.

I suppose it's just been built up for me after all these years, and now finally seeing it, I was just disappointed. I was expecting more I suppose.

I just need to go watch Dial M for Murder or The Lodger again. Love those films.

[Mike Scott]

But it is assumed that the birds win , and take over the world.

I never assumed that. There's really nothing to indicate that there will be another attack. It just kind of leaves you to wonder. Was that the whole story, or just the beginning!