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

[marsattacks666]

I watched The Shape of Water last night and absolutely loved it.

I still need to see this film.

[Creepy]

I still need to see this film.

To me, watching it, I understood the phrase "Movie Magic". It was exactly that.

[Lunkenstein]

I still need to see this film.

Same here.

[Lunkenstein]

ALIEN: COVENANT (2017) - Finally got to see it on HBO yesterday and enjoyed it very much. The original ALIEN is my favorite film blending sci-fi and horror and I liked how this one payed many little tributes to it - The main title, snippets of Goldsmith's classic scores, some of the more relatable technology and sets and the inside lines. I do feel this made up for things I wasn't all that crazy about in PROMETHEUS, like the Engineer idea (preferred the space jockey as more of a mystery.) Still, overall I liked PROMETHEUS and this continues the story nicely bringing it more close to the ALIEN canon.

[Lazarus]

American Werewolf in London.   I had yet to see it,  and had perished it for viewing on Halloween of 2016, so we were due for a viewing.  Loved it.   Loved the black comedy,  LOVED the effects,  lived the brutality and f&*%ing oddness of it.  Deserves every bit of praise it gets.

[Monsters For Sale]

American Werewolf in London.   I had yet to see it,  and had perished it for viewing on Halloween of 2016, so we were due for a viewing.  Loved it.   Loved the black comedy,  LOVED the effects,  lived the brutality and f&*%ing oddness of it.  Deserves every bit of praise it gets.

Have you seen "The Return of the Living Dead", 1985?  It is another film that strikes just the right balance between horror and humor. 

Lots of film-makers have tried and failed.

[Creepy]

Rewatched Marvel's The Avengers and Iron Man 3. I hadn't seen Iron Man 3 before. I wished they had done the Mandarin right. For all the genius that is the Disney MCU, they really can screw up the villians, i.e. Manadrin, Ultron, Crimson Dynamo, etc...

[Lunkenstein]

American Werewolf in London.   I had yet to see it,  and had perished it for viewing on Halloween of 2016, so we were due for a viewing.  Loved it.   Loved the black comedy,  LOVED the effects,  lived the brutality and f&*%ing oddness of it.  Deserves every bit of praise it gets.

My favorite of the 3 classic wolf films of the early '80s. I never tire of it and if I happen to stumble across it on cable, I almost always wind up watching to the end. I initially saw it at a drive-in first run and it remains a wonderful memory.

[zombiehorror]

Rewatched Marvel's The Avengers and Iron Man 3. I hadn't seen Iron Man 3 before. I wished they had done the Mandarin right. For all the genius that is the Disney MCU, they really can screw up the villians, i.e. Manadrin, Ultron, Crimson Dynamo, etc...

Check out the Marvel One Shot titled All Hail the King (featured on Thor: The Dark World disc) if you haven't already (it's on YouTube), to bad we'll never see this concept expanded on further in the MCU.

[Memphremagog]

Edison's Frankenstein(1910)
Cabinet Of Dr.Caligari(1920)
The Flesh Eaters(1964)
War Of the Gargantuas(1966)
Frankenstein Created Woman(1967)
The Mummy's Shroud(1967)

[marsattacks666]

Have you seen "The Return of the Living Dead", 1985?  It is another film that strikes just the right balance between horror and humor. 

Lots of film-makers have tried and failed.

I would assume every Horror-fanatic, Zombie-lover has seen or witnessed at least one or a thousand times-Return of the Living Dead. That film is a classic.....beyond. Probably s- Night of and Dawn of....

[Lunkenstein]

I love Amazon Prime. Find many things on there I really want to watch.

Caught BLOOD BEAST FROM OUTER SPACE (1965) - AKA  'NIGHT CALLER FROM OUTER SPACE' - AKA 'THE NIGHT CALLER'
Not a bad, little British entry. I always enjoy John Saxon and it was a surprise to see the wonderful Aubrey Morris turn up in a small, sleazy role.

THE BRUTE MAN (1946) - I do believe I saw this many years ago, but not certain. Poor Rondo. God bless him.

[zombiehorror]

......another film that strikes just the right balance between horror and humor.

House (1985) is another classic horror/comedy that worked.

[Mike Scott]

House (1985) is another classic horror/comedy that worked.

And has one of the best sequel titles.

[Creepy]

Thor
Captain America - The First Avenger