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

[Mord]

Carrie (1976)

[Phantom Stranger]

 "House On Haunted Hill" (1959)
                   -Vincent Price


An eccentric millionaire invites five strangers to a party at an infamous haunted house, where the guests encounter ghosts, madness and murder


Phantoms Review: My all time favorite Vincent Price film. Fun, spooky, and atmospheric. Damn near every haunted house cliche is in this film, and it all works wonderfully. Perfect for Halloween
                         

[DoctorDeath]

Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI

Dracula (1979)

[Memphremagog]

Prince Of Darkness(1987)
13 Ghosts(2001)
Halloween II(2009)
Halloween III: Season Of the Witch(1982)
An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe(1970)
The Boogie Man Will Get You(1942)
Blood From the Mummy's Tomb(1971)
Ghost Ship(2002)
Return of the Evil Dead(1973)
Hell Asylum(2001)
The Uninvited(1944)
Lair of the White Worm(1988)

[marsattacks666]

HALLOWE'EN III, Season of the Witch

[jimm]

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Required viewing

[BaronLatos35]

- Halloween III Season of the Witch

[Mord]

Halloween H20

[marsattacks666]

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Required viewing

Many, many times.    Maybe even a thousand?

[jimm]

Funny how "Johnny" even looked kinda like the horror host when I first saw NOTLD, Bob Wilkins

[Phantom Stranger]

"House Of Dark Shadows" (1971)
- Jonathan Frid

Plot: After 200 years, vampire Barnabas Collins is released from his coffin to wreck havoc on his descendents

Phantoms Review: One of the best vampire movies ever made. Even if your not a fan of the original soap opera, you'll enjoy this bloody, Hammer style horror film. Atmospheric, well acted (by the cast of the series) and a good story based on a plot from the show.  I love this film.

[marsattacks666]

Frankenstein(1931)

[zombiehorror]

Halloween 4-Decent entry into the Halloween franchise

[REC]2-Much better than the first one, it managed to avoid most of the found footage cliches/standards!

[Golddragon71]

About to watch the Mummy (1932) and noticed something in this Trailer

"Stranger than Dracula! More Fantastic Than Frankenstein! More Mysterious than the Invisible Man!"

Huh?!? the invisible Man wouldn't be released for another Year!

[McDougals House of Horror]

About to watch the Mummy (1932) and noticed something in this Trailer

"Stranger than Dracula! More Fantastic Than Frankenstein! More Mysterious than the Invisible Man!"

Huh?!? the invisible Man wouldn't be released for another Year!

Simple answer to that -- the trailer was done by Realart, a company that re-released films, thus the Invisible Man would have existed by then.