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

[Monsters For Sale]

In the Mouth of Madness, 1994 - Lovecraft-inspired movie directed by John Carpenter.  Star Sam Neill does believable job of appearing stark raving banana crackers.

Director's Commentary was disappointing.  They talked almost exclusively about lighting set ups and camera lenses.

I miss the quality of commentaries Carpenter did with Debra Hill.  Between the two of them, their commentaries were informative and interesting.  Especially love the commentaries they did for "Halloween" and "The Fog".
 

[marsattacks666]

Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers-1988

[Monsters For Sale]

Repeat Performance, 1947 - Minutes after New Year's, Joan Leslie shoots hubby Louis Hayward to death.  Immediately filled with regret, she wishes out loud that she could go back in time and live 1946 all over gain.  Somehow (never explained), she is granted her wish and the main story of the movie begins.

Avoid this one.  It is one of those weepy romance movies that contains lots of wringing of hands and unrequited love.  Worse yet, it concerns an entire cast of unsympathetic, alcoholic New York playwrights and actors who is each convinced their personal desires are the only topic worthy of consideration. 

So hard to enjoy a movie where there is no one to root for.

[Mord]

Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers-1988

Gunnar Hansen and the hottest chick's of their era. Who could resist this?

[LugosiFan25]

The Golden Arrow (1962) - pretty cool little sword and sandal/fantasy flick with Tab Hunter.

[marsattacks666]

Gunnar Hansen and the hottest chick's of their era. Who could resist this?

Fred Olen Ray, had the hottest Women in his films.

[Memphremagog]

The Monster That Challenged the World(1957)
The Vampire(1957)

[Mord]

Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS - That's about as good as you get for 70's sexploitation. Still outrageous to this day. I'm watching the other 3 next.

[Bogey]

The Monster That Challenged the World(1957)
The Vampire(1957)

Fantastic stuff!  Nothing like the first one to remind you that all households are safer with fire extinguishers at the ready.😬

[Memphremagog]

Fantastic stuff!  Nothing like the first one to remind you that all households are safer with fire extinguishers at the ready.😬

It's even better on Blu ray.

[marsattacks666]

Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS - That's about as good as you get for 70's sexploitation. Still outrageous to this day. I'm watching the other 3 next.

I am going to copy you, Mord.

[Monsters For Sale]

Fetching Cody, 2005 - Canadian low budget independent film.  The story of a young down-and-out street couple.  She dies.

The guy discovers an unlikely time machine and tries to go back before things went wrong in an attempt to rescue her.  He finds her life is a little more complicated than he imagined and has to make several trips.

Not much of a sci-fi time-travel movie.  But an interesting having-to-come-to-terms-with-some-harsh-realities tale - with an interesting final resolution.

Ultimately, I am glad I watched this one.

[Mord]

I am going to copy you, Mord.

Nice to hear. I read your posts on this thread to get ideas what to watch, too. If we're ever in the same city, we've got to have a movie party. "It Follows" plus a second feature (your pick, of course. Btw, do you know if the ILSA films are available on bluray? Maybe Memph would know.

[Memphremagog]

Nice to hear. I read your posts on this thread to get ideas what to watch, too. If we're ever in the same city, we've got to have a movie party. "It Follows" plus a second feature (your pick, of course. Btw, do you know if the ILSA films are available on bluray? Maybe Memph would know.

The Ilsa films are not available in Region 1 yet for Bluray, only in Europe,etc. right now

[Mike Scott]

The Monster That Challenged the World(1957)
The Vampire(1957)

I'm still waiting for the 4th Gramercy film to be released!