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

[marsattacks666]

Summer School (1987-not a Horror film. However there are a couple of great Horror scenes in the film)

[Memphremagog]

JAWS and GRIZZLY as a double feature is a great idea. I thought of doing that a couple times.

That's exactly how I watched them; a sort of horror surf-n-turf..

[Mord]

Baby Driver. -  Edgar Wright's (Shaun of the Dead) latest. Not horror, but a super fun caper film. The first five minutes beat the car scenes in The French Connection right off the bat. The music used (and there's a lot) is glorious (from Jon Spencer Blues Explosion to The Damned to vintage Queen). Two hours of absolute fast-paced fun. No nudity, but the lead girls are gorgeous.

[marsattacks666]

Baby Driver. -  Edgar Wright's (Shaun of the Dead) latest. Not horror, but a super fun caper film. The first five minutes beat the car scenes in The French Connection right off the bat. The music used (and there's a lot) is glorious (from Jon Spencer Blues Explosion to The Damned to vintage Queen). Two hours of absolute fast-paced fun. No nudity, but the lead girls are gorgeous.

You like?

[Creepy]

Spiderman: Homecoming ...super fun movie!!

[Mord]

You like?

Yeah, very much so. If you like fast paced, caper films, you'll love it.

[Monsters For Sale]

The China Syndrome, 1979 - Minor water valve and gauge mal-functions coupled with human error results in dangerous nuclear power plant accident.

Previous to viewing this film, I watched a documentary about the Three Mile Island accident that happened just 12 days after the movie was released to theaters.  Spooky how similar the two stories are.

In the Three Mile Island melt-down, 50% of the nuclear pile was reduced to a puddle.

[Memphremagog]

The Raven(1935)
The Devil Doll(1936)

[Mike Scott]

In the Three Mile Island melt-down, 50% of the nuclear pile was reduced to a puddle.

I don't know what that means (technically), but it doesn't sound good! 

[marsattacks666]

Yeah, very much so. If you like fast paced, caper films, you'll love it.

I'll definitely watch an Edgar Wright, film

[geezer butler]

The Mummy's Shroud (1967)

[Memphremagog]

The Thing(2011)
The Thing(1982)

[Mike Scott]

The Thing(2011)
The Thing(1982)

Oh, why didn't you just go for the trifecta? 

[Memphremagog]

Oh, why didn't you just go for the trifecta? 

I wanted that direct connection feel.

[Mike Scott]

I wanted that direct connection feel.

I haven't watched those two back to back, yet. I suppose I ought.