When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Golddragon71]

I hope you had a great birthday. Did you like "Untold"? I found it so so.

I thought it worked alright as a generic action movie with a slight supernatural twist but I was more interested in seeing what happens next in the Modern Day
Truth is, I liked the Ford coppola version of Vlad the Impaler played by Gary Oldman. But I think Evans could do really well as Dracula the Vampire

[Mord]

I agree with you about Luke Evans. Given the right script, he would make a good Dracula.

[Anthony Caranci]

Tuesday night:

The Noose Hangs High 1948.
Abbott & Costello Meet the Killer - Boris Karloff 1949.
Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll  & Mr. Hyde 1953.

[Anthony Caranci]

Watched the 1931 Dracula last week after buying and watching Dracula Untold for my birthday

[LugosiFan25]

Bride of Frankenstein from the new Blu set - last night.

The film looked SO GOOD. I didn't buy the previous Blu-ray releases of the main titles, so this was my first chance seeing this in HD and it had been a few years since I have seen the film in general.

Such a masterwork. The combination of the writing, story, acting, camera work, and the beautiful score. A near-perfect film.

[Anthony Caranci]

Friday night:

The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1923.
The Phantom of the Opera 1925. I watched the original 1925 version.

[Memphremagog]

The Brute Man(1946)..yesterday.

[Anthony Caranci]

Saturday night:

The Magician 1926
The Man Who Laughs 1928
The Phantom of the Opera 1929 re-issue (Milestone Edition).

[Anthony Caranci]

Sunday morning:

Dracula 1931 - The Spanish Version.

[Anthony Caranci]

Tuesday  night:

Murders in the Rue Morgue 1932.
The Mask of Fu Manchu 1932.

[ChristineBCW]

We've got two nights of HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME in town (1925, 1939) and while not "Classic Universals", I've never seen the 1923 on the big-screen.  The film festival's production staff couldn't get or even buy a print of the 1956 version with Anthony Quinn, and couldn't get a good response as to why not.  "It's a rights issue or too much is missing and they don't want to admit it" were the suppositions.

[Memphremagog]

Strange Confession(1945)..last night.

[Anthony Caranci]

Friday night:

The Phantom of the Opera 1943.

[Memphremagog]

Monster On the Campus(1958)..last night.

[Anthony Caranci]

Wednesday morning:

The Old Dark House 1932.