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

[marsattacks666]

Bride Of The Monster (1955)

Nightmare Castle (1965)

The Valley Of Gwangi (1969)

Creepshow 2 (1987)
Just another comment about this film: I remember hearing this title when I was a kid and envisioning a gory, chaotic, entertaining Monster flick involving a group of humans dealing with a pack of werewolves with the pack leader posing as one of the human prey and a crazy climax with a horde of mutated giant rats overrunning both groups resulting in glorious carnage. But, no. What we got was another tediously boring Milligan period melodrama with bad acting, bad writing, bad characters, and animal cruelty that was totally unnecessary to the plot. I love bad Horror as much as anyone as long as it's fun, but those Milligan films are tough to get through. Just my 2 cents about Andy Milligan.

Andy Milligan
Maybe it's just me, but, I really dig his films. The Ghastly Ones is my favorite. The Body Beneath and Blood Thirsty Butchers are probably some of my favorite Milligan films.
I understand a majority of cult movie fans do not dig is work.

[horrorhunter]

Devil's Kiss (1976)

Macabre (1980) (aka Macabro)

[horrorhunter]

Andy Milligan
Maybe it's just me, but, I really dig his films. The Ghastly Ones is my favorite. The Body Beneath and Blood Thirsty Butchers are probably some of my favorite Milligan films.
I understand a majority of cult movie fans do not dig is work.

I understand, mars. I'm certainly glad they exist, and I have most of them on DVD. The Body Beneath is fairly entertaining, and a few of his others are watchable, but some of the Milligan fare are just difficult for me to sit through. I guess I'm still smarting from the letdown of that Rats...Werewolves flick when I was a kid.  OK, I exaggerated my dislike of them. I still don't think any of them are what most would call good Horror, but I have to admit I do enjoy some of his work. Tell you what though, I had rather read or watch about real life characters like Andy Milligan and the whole Grindhouse/42nd Street scene from the '60s-'80s than to actually watch Milligan films. The weird lives of some of the filmmakers...now that's entertainment! 

[horrorhunter]

The Avengers (2012)

Shock (1977) (aka Beyond The Door II) Mario Bava's last film. Not bad but not close to the greatness of his classics.

[zombiehorror]

The Great Wall~Should have just been called The Wall...nothing great about it.

Underworld: Blood Wars and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter~If you're a fan of either franchise then these "last" entries should hold you over...until the next "last" entries.

[Lunkenstein]

The first hour of INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE (2016), because I wanted to make sure it was as bad as I thought when I saw it in a theater. Yep, horrible. I couldn't finish it and watched an episode of THRILLER instead.

[Monsters For Sale]

The first hour of INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE (2016), because I wanted to make sure it was as bad as I thought when I saw it in a theater. Yep, horrible. I couldn't finish it and watched an episode of THRILLER instead.

I haven't seen ID-2016 because I feared as much.

[Memphremagog]

Eyes Without A Face(1960)
House Of Horrors(1946)

[marsattacks666]

The Conjuring (2013)

[Howler]

The Quatermass Experiment
Dracula
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Iron Giant
Dr. Strange
Assassin's Creed

[Monsters For Sale]

20 Million Miles To Earth, 1957 - I remember this movie used to be on TV quite often.  The colorized version isn't too bad, but I still prefer it in B&W.

Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, The, 1953 - Even as a kid this one bothered me.  Twenty thousand fathoms is nearly 23 miles.  The deepest place in the ocean is in the Marianas Trench, and it is not quite 7 miles deep.  Besides, didn't the thing get thawed out of surface ice?  (Yes, I was that kind of kid.)

Deluge, 1933 - King Kong wasn't the only movie with great special effects that year.  The Blu-Ray is a great improvement.

Man Who Changed His Mind, The, 1940 - A minor, but interesting Karloff film.

Primer, 2009 - Time travel techno-thriller that left me wanting a little bit more.

11.22.63, 2016 - Stephen King time travel mini series.  The guy kept making choices I thought were REALLY dumb.

[Mike Scott]

Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, The, 1953 - Even as a kid this one bothered me.  Twenty thousand fathoms is nearly 23 miles. 

You'd think Bradbury would know that?

Deluge, 1933 - King Kong wasn't the only movie with great special effects that year.  The Blu-Ray is a great improvement.

Considering what we had before was nothing . . .

[Monsters For Sale]

RE: Deluge...

Considering what we had before was nothing . . .

I have had a VHS since 1998.  Bought it off the shelf at Monsters In Motion.



Amazon is still selling copies.

https://www.amazon.com/Deluge-VHS-Peggy-Shannon/dp/B00000GIHM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1490932243&sr=8-1&keywords=deluge+vhs

[Memphremagog]

Revenge Of the Creature(1955)
Cult Of the Cobra(1955)

[horrorhunter]

Vamp (1986)

Tales From The Crypt (1972)