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

[Memphremagog]

I Saw What You Did(1965)
Dark Intruder(1965)
The Witch's Mirror(1961)
Incredible Two-Headed Transplant(1971)
The House That Screamed(1970)
House Of Seven Corpses(1974)
Legacy Of Blood(1970)

[long live kong]

Watched 'Misery' last night. Haven't seen it in years, a real gem from the 90s.

[Monsters For Sale]

Watched 'Misery' last night. Haven't seen it in years, a real gem from the 90s.

It offers one of the screen's most cringe-worthy scenes - where she hobbles him.

[long live kong]

It offers one of the screen's most cringe-worthy scenes - where she hobbles him.

And a classic line - "Annie...whatever it is you're thinking of doing, please don't do it." 

[Mike Scott]

And a classic line - "Annie...whatever it is you're thinking of doing, please don't do it."

Followed by "Owee-ow-ow-ow!!"

[Creepy]

I saw War of the Planet of the Apes. I absolutely loved it. Might be my favorite film of 2017.

[long live kong]

I saw War of the Planet of the Apes. I absolutely loved it. Might be my favorite film of 2017.

I'm torn between going to that or Dunkirk. They both look awesome.

[Mord]

Dunkirk is great, but just throws you in the middle of the action without much preparation.  Being British, you should be able to appreciate this tale of UK valor.

[long live kong]

Dunkirk is great, but just throws you in the middle of the action without much preparation.  Being British, you should be able to appreciate this tale of UK valor.

Yes, it was such a pivotal moment and was so close to going the other way. I've heard the film jumps straight into the action and is mercifully low on melodrama. Looking forward to seeing it.

[Creepy]

I saw Apes on Friday and Dunkirk last night. Both are good films, however, War for the Planet of the Apes was simply magical film making. The cinematography was breath-taking, the score should be nominated for an Academy Award, and the effects are the best I have ever seen. All of that is simply icing on the cake of the compelling story.

Se them both, but my vote would be Apes first.

[geezer butler]

Dracula has Risen from the Grave (1968)

Murders in the Rue Morgue (1971)

[Memphremagog]

The Hills Have Eyes(1977)
The Blair Witch Project(1999)

[marsattacks666]

Night Of The Creeps (1986)

[Mord]

Ron Harris' Totally Nude Aerobics - This is one glorious hour of gorgeous, naked women doing their workout. This one really gets me up in the morning. Based on Showtime's Aerobicise segments from the 80s.

[Mike Scott]

Ron Harris' Totally Nude Aerobics

And you consider this a monster movie?