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

[marsattacks666]

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil-2010

[Monsters For Sale]

They use Filipino extras that just don't fit the usual "prison babe" look.

You prefer they all look like Moonbeam McSwine in undersized orange jumpsuits?

[marsattacks666]

The same

[Mord]

You prefer they all look like Moonbeam McSwine in undersized orange jumpsuits?

I like my prison films to feature gorgeous, big-breasted Amazons. It sometimes seems like they go around arresting underwear models all the time. Btw, who's Moonbeam McSwine? Pornstar?

[Monsters For Sale]

... Btw, who's Moonbeam McSwine?... 

Li'l Abner character.  Female member of McSwine family who raised, and lived with, pigs.

[Mord]

Yikes!!! Me likey.

[Mord]

The Girl in the Spider's Web  (2018) -
Surprisingly lifeless considering the greatness of the original Swedish books and film series. The actress (Claire Foy) left me unmoved. Should have been much more exciting.

[Mord]

This is the End (2013) - Hilarious "end of the world" comedy, with a who's who of today's biggest names. Danny McBride steals the show.

[Lunkenstein]

The Black Sleep

[Mord]

Mad Love (1935) - Lorre is awesome, as usual. I think this is one great little horror gem with numerous memorable scenes. Nice to see Colin Clive. He had such a short, tragic life.

[long live kong]

'As Above, So Below'. Watched out of desperation after what seemed like hours of trawling through Netflix. A found footage supernatural horror set in the catacombs of Paris. Like a low budget mash-up of The Descent and the Goonies/Temple of Doom. Not a bad effort with some genuinely creepy moments. Worth a watch.

[marsattacks666]

'As Above, So Below'. Watched out of desperation after what seemed like hours of trawling through Netflix. A found footage supernatural horror set in the catacombs of Paris. Like a low budget mash-up of The Descent and the Goonies/Temple of Doom. Not a bad effort with some genuinely creepy moments. Worth a watch.

Definitely creepy and a fun film.

[Monsters For Sale]

Der Hund von Baskerville, 1929 - Classic Sherlock Holmes story in jaw-flapping pantomime.

Carlyle Blackwell Sr., George Serov and Friz Rasp.


Interesting mainly for viewing the state of German cinematography and special effects just before sound.  Includes a 1914 production as an extra.


Restored from the only existing copy.  Existing Czech (or Polish) cards are translated with English subtitles.  Some missing scenes have been "reconstructed" using stills - like "Lost Horizon".

Best suited for diehard fans of the story.  I liked it.

[marsattacks666]

Fraternity Demon-1992

[Mike Scott]

Best suited for diehard fans of the story.

I have the FOX and HAMMER versions, but I don't think that makes me a big enough fan to purchase this one. I'd watch it if it was on YT, though.