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

[Mord]

 Nightmare on Elm St. I - IV (so far) Enjoyable cheese.

[Dr.Terror]

Island of Lost Souls (32)

[Haunted hearse]

Waxcworks (1988)

[Mord]

 Nightmare on Elm St. V & VI - Gettin' very cheesy

[horrorhunter]

The Devil Bat (1940)

Classic Poverty Row schlock. I love this stuff.

[Nosferatu79]

The Devil Bat is great! What of coincidence, as I came here to say I saw The Vampire Bat (1933)

[Wicked Lester]

I've got a Lugosi collection of Poverty Row type movies. I'll have to break it out this weekend. Plus I just had to respond on page 666.

[Dr Spankenstein]

The Town That Dreaded Sundown (by the way, the trailer for the remake/sequel looks really good)
Motel Hell

[Mord]

 Wes Craven's New Nightmare - Back in good form for this one (none of the silly crap from the last few films).

[Haunted hearse]

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

[marsattacks666]

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

Grear film

[Count_Zirock]

"Doctor Who: Listen"

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[Majere]

Besides Dracula (which I mentioned on the other thread), I also got my wife to watch Optimum's blu-ray release of Night of the Living Dead earlier this week.  It's a great transfer of the film, maybe the best it has ever looked, in case anyone is interested.

That said, it was a challenge getting my wife to watch it, as she hates old movies, scary movies, and black-and-white movies.    She liked it though, right up until the end.  Some people just can't appreciate a movie that upsets or subverts our expectations.

"Another one for the fire."

[Mord]

 My girlfriend feels the same way. No matter how great a movie, it has to have a tidy, happy ending to please her.

[Majere]

My girlfriend feels the same way. No matter how great a movie, it has to have a tidy, happy ending to please her.

Mine too, though I am firmly entrenched in the opposite camp.  If it punches you to the gut, rips your heart out and into shreds, or gets the tears rolling, then I usually tend to consider it time well spent.

I just never understood why Universal always killed the monsters at the end.    It's so much harder to make sequels that way.