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

[Bogey]

Clara my seven year old little femme-monster and I watched Poltergeist yesterday. We watch Monster movies and Sci-Fi channel all the time but this was her first genuinely SCARY movie - it was so cool she did the blanket over the head thing, so I hugged her, reminded her it's all fake and asked if I should change it - she ignored me. Now the new line we say to each other is "I am addressin' the living."

Great story, Packy.  Make sure you make a hard copy of this story and hide it in one of your monster collectibles that she will find down the line. 

[josie monster]

Willard. The recent version, not the `70's version.

[toysoldierman2001]

The She Creature

[monsterphile]

Clara my seven year old little femme-monster and I watched Poltergeist yesterday. We watch Monster movies and Sci-Fi channel all the time but this was her first genuinely SCARY movie - it was so cool she did the blanket over the head thing, so I hugged her, reminded her it's all fake and asked if I should change it - she ignored me. Now the new line we say to each other is "I am addressin' the living."

Paul,

I missed this story yestreday.  I remember the first time Catherine (now almost 12), watched that movie.  Heck, she stills does the blanket thing sometimes.  So glad that Clara is into it so well. 

Rob

[ramsey37]

I had a movie night with some friends last night, and we watched "The Night Stalker" and a couple of episodes of the series "Dinosaurs!". When I got home I watched "Flash Gordon" and "Ladyhawke", two of my favorite 80's fantasy/adventure movies.
George

[Jscareshock]

REPO THE GENETIC OPERA!  Hilarious and a lot of fun.

[toysoldierman2001]

Sometimes they come back again!

[fibbermac]

Last night I watched the original "The Blob" starring Steve McQueen.

After many years of watching a faded out VHS version, I snagged a copy of The Criterion Collection DVD of "The Blob". The colors and sound were clear and the special features were a treat. (The French poster is a real hoot!) Its quite an upgrade for those who care to pay the ridiculously high prices Criterion charges.

[preyer]

funny avatar, f. ironic, too, because that's the last one i saw, 'son of frankenstein.' gotta love basil rathbone... what a ham.

re the OP, yeah, 'the mummy's hand'... heh heh. i forget the guy's name who did the remake, but supposedly he said he'd never seen this movie. liar! lol.

[Memphremagog]

Yesterday in honor of Lon Jr.'s birthday:

Man Made Monster(1941)
The Wolf Man(1941)
Ghost Of Frankenstein(1942)
The Mummy's Tomb(1942)
Son Of Dracula(1943)
Weird Woman(1944)
Bride Of the Gorilla(1951)
The Indestructible Man(1956)
Spider Baby(1964)

today: The Uninvited(1944(
           Freaks(1932)
           My Bloody Valentine(1981)
           Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed!(1969)

[Unknown Primate]

The amazing THE ROBOT VS THE AZTEC MUMMY, K. Gordon Murray version.  That damn Popoca is a great actor!

[ramsey37]

Today I watched "Xanadu". I'd forgotten what a corny piece of 70's cheese the movie is
George

[Scatter]

Today I watched "Xanadu". I'd forgotten what a corny piece of 70's cheese the movie is
George

You should be banned for 3 days for watching that movie as a member of the UMA. And an additional week for admitting it in print. 

[CreepysFan]

 

This morning I watched the animated movie "Heavy Metal", a great mix of Sci-Fi and music. Put me in the mood to watch "Rock-N-Rule" later tonight.

       

Don't worry George, I have "Xanadu" in my DVD collection as well.

[Memphremagog]

Dracula(1931)
The Wasp Woman(1959)
The Beast Within(1982)
The Stepford Wives(1976)
The Creeping Flesh(1972)