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

[Memphremagog]

Bram Stoker's Dracula(1992)
Scream, Blacula, Scream!(1973)
Phantom Of the Opera(1925)
The Invisible Man(1933)
The Mad Ghoul(1943)

[Mike...In 3-D!]

Summer of Blood (2014)
I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House (2016)
The Monster (2016)

[Fantomah]

I've been trying to catch up on so many horror and superhero tv shows lately, haven't been able to watch too many movies.

Did manage to get in:
To the Devil a Daughter (1976)

Def not my fav Hammer film.

I agree...only worth watching IMO to gaze upon the great cinematic faces of the young Nastassja Kinski and Christopher Lee.

Around the same time back then Kinski did a film for Wim Wenders with the English title "Wrong Movement" or "False Movement" (based on Goethe's Elective Affinities). The film also starred the great Hanna Schygulla.

[Dr.Cyclops]

The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943)
The Blob (1958)

[Memphremagog]

Return Of Count Yorga(1971)
Missile To the Moon(1958)
Frankenstein's Daughter(1958)
I Was A Teenage Frankenstein(1957)
Asylum(1972)
Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan(1982)

[LugosiFan25]

The Awful Dr. Orlof (1962)
The Monster of Piedras Blancas (1959)
The Land Unknown (1957) on Svengoolie
Dr. Mabuse, The Gambler (1922)

[Monsters For Sale]

In no particular order:

Black Cat, The - 1934
Crossroads - 1986 - Involves a deal with the Devil
Five Million Years To Earth - 1967
Invisible Ray, The - 1936
Monolith Monsters, The - 1957 - Right after I posted my initial reaction to the screenplay
Murders In the Rue Morgue - 1932 - (One year after "Dracula" and Lugosi gets 2nd billing.)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 - Deadly Mantis, The
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 - Leech Woman, The
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 - Mole People, The
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 - Revenge of the Creature
On Borrowed Time - 1939 - Death trapped up a tree
Raven, The - 1935
This Is Not a Test - 1962
Tourist Trap - 1979
Tremors - 1990
When World Collide - 1951

[Memphremagog]

Frankenstein(1931)
Return Of Dr.X(1939)
Return Of Godzilla(1984)
It(1966)
The Frozen Dead(1966)

[Gojira316]

Gappa

[Monsters For Sale]

Lifeforce - 1985 - An odd movie.  Part "Alien", part "The Hidden", Part "Five Million Years To Earth".  Not entirely successful.  But I do so love the entirely gratuitous, and all too brief, nudity by Mathilda May.  Ah, she was lovely on the big screen.

The Hidden - 1987 - Because I had watched "Lifeforce".

On the Beach - 1959 - Because the title on the shelf caught my eye.  Such chance viewings are the main reason I probably won't ever go to a digital movie library stored on some vacuous Internet "cloud".  (After watching, I'm in a somewhat somber mood.)

[Mike Scott]

Part "Alien", part "The Hidden", Part "Five Million Years To Earth".

Love it! 

[Monsters For Sale]

Love it! 

I would accuse them of stealing from "The Hidden", but it actually came out 2 years later.

[Memphremagog]

You'll Find Out(1940)
One Body Too Many(1944)
Angry Red Planet(1959)
Gojira(1954)

[Monsters For Sale]

You'll Find Out(1940)
One Body Too Many(1944)
Angry Red Planet(1959)
Gojira(1954)

Angry Red Planet - a favorite oddball

[Monsters For Sale]

On the Beach - 2000 - This two-part TV presentation is longer and more intricately plotted, but doesn't reach me on the same level as does the earlier theatrical version.  I never care quite as much for the characters in general.  And I really dislike the submarine captain as played by Armand Assante.  He seems like such an over-compensating macho jerk that it bugs me when they bring him back at the last moment for a sappy/"happy" ending.  He was the one I was most wanting to see croak.

Still, worth seeing for the differences.