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

[Scatter]

Last week I got to see the original House on Haunted Hill in the theater, with live Rifftrax commentary.

ENVY!!!

[Herr Vogel]

House of Frankenstein last week on Svengoolie.

[BaronNightshade]

Most recently i watched 'Kick - Ass', good in places but Hit Girl steals the show every time.
Then it was 'WATCHMEN', a surprisingly powerfull film - in the negative collom there was NO bonus material.
Then TCM ran the complete Fritz Lang's 'METROPOLIS', a great movie that stays great.

[Rich]

House of the Wolfman
Ghost of Frankenstein
Gamera - Defender of the Universe
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead II

[Opera Ghost]

Trick R Treat.

Seemed kind of like an anthology or perhaps the "Crash" of Halloween films

[RedKing]

Metropolis on TCM
A Bucket of Blood
Not of This Earth(original version-this is a new favorite 50s sci-fi movie of mine)
Vampire Bat
Dead of Night
Several Castle Films 8mm versions of Unimonster classics

[Sean]

An American Werewolf in London

[The Creeper]

Trick R Treat.

Seemed kind of like an anthology or perhaps the "Crash" of Halloween films

Did you like it?  I really like it.  I think it is one of the most original horror movies to come out in a long time.

[The Creeper]

The White Chapel Vampire     A Made for tv I think, it is in a pack of dvds I got at Walmart this Halloween.  It is a Sherlock Holmes movie done a few years ago with the guy who was Max Headrum.  It was a pretty good worth watching I thought.

The Wolfman  (remake)

[Opera Ghost]

Did you like it?  I really like it.  I think it is one of the most original horror movies to come out in a long time.

I did...as a matter of fact, I said to the Mrs that this is a must own. Has a very Tales from the Crypt sort of thing going on too-clad with irony.

Need to watch for that Matt Frewer film "White Chapel Vampire"

[Memphremagog]

Doctor Who: Death To the Daleks(1974)
Star Trek: The Lights Of Zetar(1969)
Doctor Who: The Eleventh Hour(2010)
Sorcerers(1967)
Dracula-Prince Of Darkness(1966)

[thelatewinslowleach]

Watched "The Hunger" (1983) again, it remains a favorite. Excellent score and haunting images.
     Watched the restored "Metropolis" Sunday night on TCM.

[BaronNightshade]

Last night was dedicated to 'The Hitch-Hickers Guide To The Galaxy', first all six episodes of the TV Series followed by the Feature Film.

[ramsey37]

The last few days I've watched:
"Metropolis" 1927: This was my first viewing in about thirty years, and I have to say I really enjoyed the newly restored version. I'm guessing a large number of us must've tuned in Sunday night to see it
"Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" 2010: it was ok, but I wasn't that into it.
"Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" 2001: this has been buried in my unwatched DVD pile forever, and I finally fished it out last night. I was surprised to find that I really enjoyed it. I can usually take or leave CGI movies, but I was impressed with how well done this was.
"Toy Story 3" 2010: if Pixar has ever done a bad movie, I'm darned if I've ever come across it. Lotso Rulz!
"Mr. Wu" 1927: this is not actually a genre film, but it stars the Man of 1,000 Faces himself, Lon Chaney, so I included it here. I picked up a DVD copy during the recent WB sale, and the picture quality on this film was surprisingly good. I was a little underwhelmed by the modern score, but the film is still quite watchable.
George

[Opera Ghost]

Watched "The Hunger" (1983) again, it remains a favorite. Excellent score and haunting images.
     Watched the restored "Metropolis" Sunday night on TCM.

What kind of score was used?