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

[Mord]

 It Follows - Yep, again. Love it.

[long live kong]

Watched 'Emilie', a surprisingly effective psycho-babysitter flick, which stood out from it's peers by the fact that I wasn't praying for the kids to be dispatched as quickly and gruesomely as possible.   Quite hard to watch at times, with a reasonably satisfying if entirely predictable final showdown/ending.

[creaturefan95]

Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi

[Mike Scott]

Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi

So, are they just doing 9 movies with these characters? That was the original intent. Luke would be the only one left for the next movie.

[Lunkenstein]

DRACULA (1931) on Blu-ray. Like seeing it for the first time - so beautiful!

[Mord]

Watched 'Emilie', a surprisingly effective psycho-babysitter flick, which stood out from it's peers by the fact that I wasn't praying for the kids to be dispatched as quickly and gruesomely as possible.   Quite hard to watch at times, with a reasonably satisfying if entirely predictable final showdown/ending.

I liked this one. The scene with the family pet was very disturbing, indeed. The actress did an incredible job, imo.

[long live kong]

  I liked this one. The scene with the family pet was very disturbing, indeed. The actress did an incredible job, imo.

Yep, that and the 'home movie' scene!

[Memphremagog]

The Screaming Skull(1958)
Terror From the Year 5000(1958)

[Monsters For Sale]

The Ruins, 2008 - Two young American couples, vacationing in Mexico, join up with a young German and his Greek friend to explore an "off the beaten track" Mayan ruin that few tourists have ever visited - and locate the Greek's missing brother.  Modern day Mayans at first try to hide the pyramid from them.  Then, they don't want them to leave.

I knew nothing about this movie when I bought it.  I assumed it would be another film about awakening some ancient spirit that objected to having its temple disturbed.  Wrong.  It took an entirely different tack, much to my delight.

Good acting, effects and an interesting setting held my interest - though, this might just as effectively have been done as a 60-minute Outer Limits episode.  We didn't need all the early narrative to gain our sympathy for the characters.  They were likeable enough without it.

[marsattacks666]

IT-2017
Dark Intruder-1971

[zombiehorror]

So, are they just doing 9 movies with these characters? That was the original intent. Luke would be the only one left for the next movie.

Supposedly the last movie was going to be Leia's film but with Carrie Fisher being deceased that isn't likely to come to fruition.  The first film in this series featured Han's sacrifice/death and Last Jedi featured another main character's sacrifice/death.

[Mike Scott]

SCARED STIFF (1945) - A decent  "B" mystery/comedy with some horror trappings (spooky old house with hidden passages). With Jack Haley, fresh from his other Pine/Thomas "B" mystery/comedy "One Body Too Many" (1944).

THE GHOST AND THE GUEST (1943) - PRC mystery/comedy with a screenplay by Morey Amsterdam, so there are some decent jokes in the script. James Dunn stars.

[Memphremagog]

The Lodger(1944)
Inquisition(1976)
Night Of the Howling Beast(1975)
Underworld(2003)

[Mike Scott]

The Lodger(1944)

Love THE LODGER! Have you seen the sound remake of the Hitchcock version?

[Memphremagog]

Love THE LODGER! Have you seen the sound remake of the Hitchcock version?

I dont believe I have..is it good?