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

[CreepysFan]

 Hammer's version of "The Mummy" with Cushing and Lee.

[ramsey37]

Last night/this morning I finished up my unwatched Godzilla DVDs by watching "Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla" (2002) and "Godzilla : Tokyo S.O.S." (2003). I'm a sucker for Mothra, so I enjoyed the second film much more, even though it basically retreads "Mothra Vs Godzilla" (1964).
George

[CreepysFan]

 This morning I just watched "the Web Planet" (Wm. Hartnell) and "Ark in Space" (Tom Baker), two Dr.Who episodes. I had forgot just how long this Hartnell story was. (whew)

[Crazy1van]

House of the Dead II (possibly a good candidate for so bad it's good)
Cronenburg's The Fly
Chocolate (Masters of Horror series)
Supernatural episode with Dracula, Wolf Man, & the Mummy

I love living in the digital age!  Such a marathon would have been impossible for a guy in the Middle East 30 years ago.

[ramsey37]

I picked up the new "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" DVD today, and I'm still working on the special features. Awesome movie!
George

[kklloo]

Yeah, I just got the 3 disc special edition Tuesday from Amazon.. I plan on watching it right now.

[Crazy1van]

Just watched BEHIND THE MASK (quirky gem that slasher fans should get a kick out of) and... HELLBOY II (still don't think it lived up to the first movie, but visually it is quitye spectacular).

[Daimajin]

Chocolate (Masters of Horror series)

How are those Masters of Horrors, anyway?  I've seen a couple of them in the Wal-Mart $4.50 Pit-of-Movies.  Do they live up to the reputations of the guys who are making them? 

As for recent movies I've watched:

Freaks
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
Reptilicus (I say it every time I see it "...wow...")
The Sir Graves Ghastly DVD I bought at the Motor City Convention a few years ago that shows all known existing clips of that late great horror host)

[CreepysFan]

 Enjoyed a mini Dark Shadows marathon. About eight or nine episodes.

[kklloo]

Hellboy 2

[avenger]

Hellboy 2

[CreepysFan]

 one of my all-time favorites, "PLANET OF THE APES" with Charleton Heston and Roddy McDowell.

[Memphremagog]

Recently:

Revenge Of Frankenstein(1958)
Unknown Island(1948)
Dr.Blood's Coffin(1961)
The 4-D Man(1959)
The Scarecrow Of Romney Marsh(1964)
It(1966)
The Frozen Dead(1966)
Monster On the Campus(1958)
Blood Of the Vampire(1958)
The Mad Ghoul(1943)
The Invisible Man(1933)

[CreepysFan]

Yesterday O.D.ed on Dark Shadow episodes, plan on more today.

[Jim Bertges]

Late last night I put in an old VHS of Voodoo Man with Bela Lugosi, George Zucco and John Carridine. It was complete with commercials from 1988, sort of a trip back in time.