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

[Mord]

Just some cybersleaze that I stumbled onto. Wow, if my prom was like that I would have actually attended!   

Err...that is...just to research the sordid and smarmy for knowledge of the enemy in our fight for decency! Yeah, that's it! 

I think, at this point, your virtue needs no explanation, my friend.

[RedKing]

This looks like MUCHO FUN, RK! I love me some cheezy freakin' south o' the border wrestlers vs. monsters scrapfests! Gotta check this one out. Thanks, dude. 
Santo Rules!  But my fave is Mil Mascaras. I used to watch him on Georgia Championship Wrestling back in the late '70s. He made the gringo wrestlers look like they were moving through Jello. And, we all know Jello is just for hot chicks to wrestle in! 

I hear ya HH! I am a HUGE fan of the Mexican monsters vs wrestlers flicks, and of Mexican wrestling period. Also a big fan of hot chicks wrestling in Jello. The hottie in the Corons bikini won't be smiling long though, I saw the other hottie eating a huge bean burrito befor eshe got into the Jello tub!

[Mord]

 Omen 2 (Fear.net on demand has all four films this month) - not bad

[horrorhunter]

I hear ya HH! I am a HUGE fan of the Mexican monsters vs wrestlers flicks, and of Mexican wrestling period. Also a big fan of hot chicks wrestling in Jello. The hottie in the Corons bikini won't be smiling long though, I saw the other hottie eating a huge bean burrito befor eshe got into the Jello tub!

I would still be smiling. 

Sometimes one must brave the gaseous ravages to revel in the fruits of the heavenly nether regions.   

[Scatter]

I think, at this point, your virtue needs no explanation, my friend.

Or is it................"your no virtue needs no explanation"?

[horrorhunter]

City Of The Living Dead (1980) (aka The Gates Of Hell)

Fulci classic featuring demon possessed corpses which savage the denizens of Dunwich after the gates of Hell are opened by the suicide hanging of a priest prior to All Saints Day as foretold in the Book Of Enoch. Fun flick but not quite as good as The Beyond.

[Mord]

Or is it................"your no virtue needs no explanation"?

Did I forget a no?

[horrorhunter]

Curse Of The Crimson Altar (1968) (aka The Crimson Cult)

Boris Karloff, Christopher Lee, AND Barbara Steele lookin' all hawt. This Tigon flick is well done and big fun. I first saw this back in the '70s on Shock Theater in Chattanooga, hosted by Dr. Shock (Tommy Reynolds) and Dingbat (himself  ). It was the edited version with the naughty bits chopped away, dang it. They sometimes showed these films with naughtiness intact, such as Brides Of Blood and Mad Doctor Of Blood Island. People were wide eyed when those nekkid Philippino hotties were running through the '70s Bible Belt!  Good times. Anyhoo, getting back to Crimson Cult, check it out if you haven't seen it as it really is pretty darn good. Chris has spoken of fond memories working with Boris near the end of his excellent career. And who doesn't love Euroshocker Queen Supreme Barbara Steele.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062833/

[Memphremagog]

House Of Wax(1953)
Astounding She-Monster(1957)
Dr.Cyclops(1940)
Doctor Who: Name Of the Doctor(2013)
Twilight Zone: The Dummy(1962)
Horror Hospital(1973)
Dr.Jekyll & Mr.Hyde(1920)

[RAGMAN]

The War of the Worlds '53.

[Mord]

Day The World Ended - Paul Blaisdel monster

[horrorhunter]

Day The World Ended - Paul Blaisdel monster

Marty The Mutant 


Cool Corman flick. The real horror was Mike Connors' silly nickname "Touch". 

[Phantom Stranger]

It Conquered The World' (1956)
-Peter Graves,  Lee Van Cleef

Plot:
A misguided scientist leads an alien to earth in hopes of saving mankind from itself, instead it's the beginning of an invasion.

Phantoms Review: One of the great Drive-In monster movies of the '50's. This one has it all, square jawed American hero, mislead scientist, pretty girls, bumbling military and of course,  a giant carrot from outer space. A Roger Corman classic.

[Mord]

Cool Corman flick. The real horror was Mike Connors' silly nickname "Touch". 
[/quote] The nickname was given by his female co-stars after several restraining orders.

[Scatter]

It Conquered The World' (1956)
-Peter Graves,  Lee Van Cleef

Plot:
A misguided scientist leads an alien to earth in hopes of saving mankind from itself, instead it's the beginning of an invasion.

Phantoms Review: One of the great Drive-In monster movies of the '50's. This one has it all, square jawed American hero, mislead scientist, pretty girls, bumbling military and of course,  a giant carrot from outer space. A Roger Corman classic.

I haven't gotten to this one yet. Have to rectify that post haste.