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

[Monsters For Sale]

"Stir of Echoes" - Kevin Bacon

Nice, solid little spooker.

[Anton Phibes]

Legend of the 7 golden Vampires

[Mord]

 Dead Hooker in a Trunk - Love those Soska sisters

[Anton Phibes]

Dead Hooker in a Trunk - Love those Soska sisters

lol.....why?

[Mord]

lol.....why?

They are hot & they also wrote and directed "American Mary" (another great film of theirs).

[Anton Phibes]

They were at a convention I went to awhile back. I thought they were **ahem** not celebrities,lol. 

[Mord]

They were at a convention I went to awhile back. I thought they were **ahem** not celebrities,lol. 

What do you mean by that? I've never met them, but I love their weird, little films.

[Anton Phibes]

They reminded me of cosplayers not movie stars,lol. My friend had to point it out to me that they were "stars". But then again----Saw is probably about as far as I can go into the new fringe horror films. I never watched American mary or any of those films.

[Mord]

They reminded me of cosplayers not movie stars,lol. My friend had to point it out to me that they were "stars". But then again----Saw is probably about as far as I can go into the new fringe horror films. I never watched American mary or any of those films.

I wouldn't lump "American Mary" in with the "Saw" films. I think it has more wit & originality than that. They do share the whole blood & gore thing, though. It's about a medical student (Mary) who gets into the body modification world and uses her skills to get back at her rapist teacher (and others). Good fun for the whole family.

[Mike Scott]

Good fun for the whole family.

If your name is Addams!

[Mord]

If your name is Addams!

...or Munster.

[Memphremagog]

Is that any good?

It's okay in a low budget, no expectations sort of way..something to pass the time but no classic.

[Monsters For Sale]

"Starman", 1984 - Jeff Bridges, Karen Allen



Sweet little sci-fi movie.  (And Karen Allen looks great.)

[Memphremagog]

Evil Of Frankenstein(1964)
Dr.Jekyll & the Wolfman(1971)
Nightmare(1964)
Count Dracula's Great Love(1972)
Night Of the Werewolf(1980)

[Monsters For Sale]

"The Howling", 1980

John Carradine is a hoot and the information given about him in the commentary is very endearing.