When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[marsattacks666]

Army of Darkness(1992)
Classic Universal Monster movie......yep.

[Frankenmummy]

Creature From The Black Lagoon 1954
Revenge of the Creature 1955

[marsattacks666]

Dracula (1931)

[Memphremagog]

Creature From the Black Lagoon(1954)..last night

[marsattacks666]

Creature From the Black Lagoon(1954)..last night

I was thinking of watching the bluray disc last night......but didn't.

[Memphremagog]

I was thinking of watching the bluray disc last night......but didn't.

I did watch it on the blu ray disc..well worth it!

[marsattacks666]

I did watch it on the blu ray disc..well worth it!

I went through my bluras last night, saw it, then passed. Lol

[Mord]

 All of this Creature talk got me to watch "Revenge of the Creature" last night. Loads of fun.

[marsattacks666]

All of this Creature talk got me to watch "Revenge of the Creature" last night. Loads of fun.

Now.....I am watching- Creature from the Black Lagoon on Bluray.

[Mord]

Now.....I am watching- Creature from the Black Lagoon on Bluray.

Good for you. I guess peer pressure works.

[marsattacks666]

  Good for you. I guess peer pressure works.

Here at the UMA, it does. Haaaa-haaa!
Next is Universal's The Funhouse (1981) Bluray-Shout/Scream Factory

[Mord]

Here at the UMA, it does. Haaaa-haaa!
Next is Universal's The Funhouse (1981) Bluray-Shout/Scream Factory

Toby Hooper's "The Funhouse" is a personal fave of mine. Look out for all the Universal Monsters posters, masks, & toys in the beginning. The Remco Frankenstein has a cameo.

[Mike Scott]

  Good for you. I guess peer pressure works.

Hey Mord! You want a cigarette? It'll make you look cool!

[Mord]

Hey Mord! You want a cigarette? It'll make you look cool!

Cigarette - check, sunglasses indoors - check, fedora - check...got it covered, thanks.

[marsattacks666]

  Toby Hooper's "The Funhouse" is a personal fave of mine. Look out for all the Universal Monsters posters, masks, & toys in the beginning. The Remco Frankenstein has a cameo.

Omg, yes!
From the begin of the film, I remember the Kid's room. The part when
Liz's brother is on the stairs and gets startled by his Father, then drops
the REMCO Frankenstein's Monster. I use to bring-out my REMCO Frankenstein's Monster when viewing the film. ( Nerd Alert!)
The homage to Halloween (1978) is great, too.
.....and William Finley(Phantom of the Paradise-1974) in his
little cameo performance.
Oh?! Sylvia Miles (The Sentinel -1977)