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

[Monsters For Sale]

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Weapons (2025)

*Weapons very cool film imo. I def recommend

Looks odd.  Never heard of it before.

        Trailer:  https://youtu.be/OpThntO9ixc

[geezer butler]

Looks odd.  Never heard of it before.

        Trailer:  https://youtu.be/OpThntO9ixc

It's definitely an odd film lol, but in a cool way, at least in my view.

In terms of Mike's comment about the title, I dont want to spoil too much. But ill say the film is more about manipulation and how people can be "weaponized" against each other

[horrorhunter]

The Devil's Wedding Night (1973)



Watched the new BD release from Severin 3 times, once in English, once in Italian, and once for the commentary. This is a huge improvement over the Code Red BD from a few years ago (and the Elvira DVD...and the boots I still have from years past).

Joe D'Amato was just credited as the cinematographer, but he was also co-director with Luigi Batzella which accounts for many of the great set-ups and shots in the movie.

I know this movie catches a lot of grief from many, but I love it. I first saw it at the drive-in in June 1977 on a double feature with Ruby. This pushed all the buttons for Drive-In Gothic Horror for me. I've probably seen this thing a dozen times by now and I always enjoy it. Who could get tired of naked Rosalba Neri raising from that bloodbath, or the other over-the-top antics with Gothic Horror tropes.

[Lazarus]

Wishmaster
Once Bitten
Freaks
Innocent Blood

Other than Once Bitten, all first time watches for me.  I know, I know.

[Mike Scott]

Other than Once Bitten, all first time watches for me.

So, what did you think of "Freaks"?

[Lazarus]

So, what did you think of "Freaks"?

I thought it was great.  Seeing some of those people in motion was really surreal.  Nice clean little story.  Lots to like there.

[Mike Scott]

I thought it was great.

Now you're "one of us"!

[Lazarus]

Frighteners

I haven't seen this one in ages.  It's still pretty fun.  John Astin is a great ghost in it.

[Mike Scott]

John Astin is a great ghost in it.

He is!   

[Lunkenstein]

When a Stranger Calls (2006) - better than I expected

ALIEN (1979) - beautiful Blu-ray on my 65" Hisense and Samsung soundbar with surround sound. My top favorite Sci-Fi/Horror

The Curse of the Crying Woman (1963) - one of the best Mexican horror films to me

Revenge of the Zombies (1943) - needed more Mantan, but still fun when he's on

M3GAN (2023) - it was ok

Alien: Romulus (2024) - some interesting things, but mostly feels like a greatest hits satire. None of these sequels and prequels hold a candle to the original film. Except, of course, ALIENS (but in a different way).

[Mike Scott]

Revenge of the Zombies (1943) - needed more Mantan

What doesn't!   

M3GAN (2023) - it was ok

I agree.

[Anthony Caranci]

Hello Monster Lovers,

Friday night:

Michael Mann's - The Keep 1983. - The 4K Restoration.
Afterwards, I ran it again to hear the commentary track.

[CountWolkoff]

Watching THEM!, via Sven.