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

[scorpus]

"Vacancy" Not bad but not great either

[BaronLatos35]

- Spanish Version of Dracula (Lupita Tovar and the very cool camera work make this a favorite)

- Dracula's Daughter (A worthy sequel, Gloria Holden makes a good vampire)

- Son of Dracula (Chaney's portrayal grows on me with each viewing. Great setting and use of shadows)

Dracula week in full effect...

[Phantom Stranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Celebration continues with:

"A Nightmare On Elm Street: The Inside Story"

Excellent four hour documentary on the original "Elm Street" franchise.
Extensive interviews with damn near every actor who had a speaking part (notable exceptions: Johnny Depp, Patricia Arquette,Laurence "Larry" Fishburne) as well as with all the directors, screen writers and producers who had a hand in shaping the series.
If your a fan of franchise, see this documentary.

Also watched

"A Nightmare On Elm Street" (1984)

The first and still the best. I didn't even bother with the remake. I saw no reason too.The original is a modern era classic.
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[Phantom Stranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Celebration Continues with:

"Nosferatu" (1922)

Every time I see this movie, I am amazed by it. The film still has not lost any of it's thrills.
A true horror classic

[BaronNightshade]

Like Phantom Stranger i watched 'Nosferatu' last night, it was a diffrent version than i had seen before, the text cards were better and the music score was perfect.
I have two DVD versions of it, one with colored Gels and Industrial Goth Music that make the film drag slowly because it does not reflect the actions on the screen and a few weeks ago i got a cruder Black & White version with a respectable Organ music score, but the version broadcast on TCM last night was the very best, it flew on times wings from beginning to end.

[MDG]

The Dybbuk (DER DIBUK, Michael Waszynski, Poland 1937, 110 min., Yiddish with subtitles)

In a Polish shtetl, two young men vow to marry their yet unborn children together. When the promise is broken years later, it unleashes a curse that leads to a young maiden becoming possessed by an evil spirit. A rare example of Yiddish cinema, this rich and atmospheric tale serves as a ghost story on more than one level: most of its talented cast of Yiddish Theater veterans died in Nazi death camps in the years immediately following the film's release.

[Opera Ghost]

Son of Frankenstein
Ghost of Frankenstein

[The Creeper]

Halloween 3 Season of the Witch

Disney's  Ichabod and Mister Toad.

[BaronNightshade]

'Season Of The Witch' was a good one, it is a pitty they called it 'Halloween 3' it should have stood on it's own merits.

[Opera Ghost]

Halloween 3 Season of the Witch

Disney's  Ichabod and Mister Toad.

I've had this on backorder at Deep discount for a month. Where did you find it?

[RICKH]

Count Yorga, Vampire.  I had always wanted to see this, but it had eluded me.  I've gotta say that I really liked it.  Robert Quarry was excellent as the Count. The semi-documentary style coupled with the 70's So. California setting made for an entertaining and effective movie.  In some ways it made me think of the first Night Stalker movie.

[Phantom Stranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Continues with:

"Dracula's Daughter" (1936)
                             -Gloria Holden

First sequel to Universal's classic "Dracula"(1931)
Creepy, atmospheric, and filmed on those great Universal backlots.
A great little film.

And

"The Hound Of The Baskervilles" (1939)
                                              -Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce

The first and the best of the Rathbone-Bruce series of Sherlock Holmes films. Wonderfully acted, good creepy atmosphere and a superior story.
One of the best movie mysteries.

[Phantom Stranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continue with"

"Return Of The Vampire" (1944)
                                        -Bela Lugosi

Plot: IMDB
When an errant bomb unearths the coffin of a vampire during the London Blitz, a gravedigger unknowingly reanimates the monster by removing the stake from his heart

Phantom's Review: Bela Lugosi's unofficial "Dracula" movie. He plays the count in everything but name and does a damn fine job at it, the rest of the movie is a fun creepy little movie, not really a classic but very entertaining.

[Memphremagog]

Session 9(2001)
Thriller: La Strega(1962)
Doctor Who: The Green Death(1973)
Paranormal Activity 2(2010)

[Opera Ghost]

Session 9(2001)
Thriller: La Strega(1962)
Doctor Who: The Green Death(1973)
Paranormal Activity 2(2010)

How did you like PA 2?