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

[Mike Scott]

I thought it was interesting.  Different for a full-length movie.

Of course, the nostalgia factor adds a lot to my feelings for it.

The music was good. 

I'm a big Rozsa fan. I love those creepy sounding hammered dulcimers!

[Memphremagog]

Gamera(1965)
The Lost Missile(1958)
The Beast and the Magic Sword(1983)

[Mord]

Primal Rage - Bigfoot movie, so so.

[marsattacks666]

Haunting of Hill House-2018

[Wolfman66]

Nothing good on tv last night so popped in the dvd This Island Earth and the watched the Night Stalker DVD box set .

[marsattacks666]

Nothing good on tv last night so popped in the dvd This Island Earth and the watched the Night Stalker DVD box set .

Good viewing.

[Memphremagog]

The Blood Drinkers(1966)
The Deathhead Virgin(1974)

[marsattacks666]

You are dry....ing. You are dry(1989)

[Monsters For Sale]

You are dry....ing. You are dry(1989) 

Huh?

I can't find that one.  What's it about?

[marsattacks666]

Huh?

I can't find that one.  What's it about?

Back to the Future II

[Lunkenstein]

SISTERS (1973) - cool film. I first saw this at a drive-in back in '73 and once or maybe twice since, but not for a long time. Boy, Margot Kidder was great in this.

[Mike Scott]

SISTERS (1973)

Great early DePalma horror movie! Outstanding Herrmann score!

https://youtu.be/2k8qjD6ImPg

[marsattacks666]

The Brain-1988

[Monsters For Sale]

The Fury, 1978 - The government is grooming young people with telekinetic ability for military black ops.  The aim is to develop their powers to incredible levels.  Sounds perfectly harmless, right?

Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes, Carrie Snodgrass, Charles Durning and Amy Irving.

Good cast and equally good acting.


This movie was a lot better than I remembered.  All I recalled from my only theatrical viewing was the two most outstanding special effects.  Completely forgot that there is a decent plot,too.

[Mike Scott]

The Fury, 1978 - This movie was a lot better than I remembered. 

I thought it was a little over the top, even for DePalma. His "Carrie" was a better take on the subject, IMO. Great John Williams score, though!