When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Mord]

Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff

[D.D. Wookie]

Don't know if this ranks up there as 'classic' along side Bride of Frank or The Wolf Man, but I watched Monolith Monsters on Svengooli saturday night 1-11-14.  Dig the hell outta that one.  So different.

[Mord]

M. Monsters my not be as classic as those, but it's a hell of a lot of fun.

[Anthony Caranci]

I love being retired. I can watch my beloved Monsters when ever I like.

Tuesday breakfast films:

   The Black Room – 1935 – Columbia.
   Mark of the Vampire – 1935 – M.G.M.
   Bride of Frankenstein – 1935 – Universal.
   Werewolf of London – 1935 – Universal.
   

[Mord]

The Wolfman

[WnewCreatureFeatures]

Bride Of Frankenstein

[Mord]

Revenge of the Creature - last night  (great sequel)

[Wormwood]

The Invisible Man is my go-to horror film during the wintertime.

"You're crrrazy to know who I am, aren't you?!

Well, I'll show you!"

[Mord]

The Creature Walks Among Us

[Anthony Caranci]

Films for my Horrific Thursday are from 1936:

   Dracula's Daughter – 1936 – Universal.
   The Walking Dead – 1936 – Warner Bros.
   The Invisible Ray – 1936 – Universal.
   The Devil Doll – 1936 – M.G.M.

[shadowbat69]

The Wolfman. Last night.

[Mord]

The Black Cat (1934) - I never tire of this film. It might be my all-time favorite Universal horror film.

[Anthony Caranci]

Son of Frankenstein 1939 - early this morning. Will finish up Friday with some other films from 1939, although they are non-Universal.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1939, The Return of Dr. X 1939, The Man they could not Hang 1939, The Human Monster  AKA Dead Eyes of London released in Britain 1939, and 1940 in the United States -- not to be confused with the 1961 German film "The Dead Eyes of London."

Happy Friday all!

[Mord]

Tried to watch "The Climax" (Karloff) again, but gave up after 40 minutes. Is it just me, or is this film really boring?

[zombiehorror]

The Invisible Man is my go-to horror film during the wintertime.

Good call!  I've seen many "What horror films do you watch in the winter?" and I don't ever recall seeing that one mentioned, nor had I thought of it myself!  It features a great wintery setting!