When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[marsattacks666]

The Thing(1982)
This Island Earth(1955)

[Anthony Caranci]

Finished up The Mummy Legacy Collection with:

The Mummy's Curse 1944.

Was sad to hear that Horror Film Historian Ted Newsom had passed away. Some on FB list his death on 07/04/2020 & Wikipedia is listing it on July 7, 2020. I may not have always agreed with him, but I always enjoyed our FB conversations. Ted would tell you how it is. that's what I liked about him. 

Monster Kid's from the 1960s (like myself), are becoming a dying breed.

Make the most of everything. We just don't know when we'll leave this life.

[BigShadow]

This past week I've watched the first three Universal Frankenstein films.  Haven't seen them in years and plan on finishing up the rest then moving on to maybe the Invisible Man or Mummy series.

[Memphremagog]

Secret Of the Blue Room(1933)..last night

[Memphremagog]

Dracula(1931)
Frankenstein(1931)..last night

[BigShadow]

Just finished up watching the first three Universal Mummy movies, ones I haven't seen in about 20 years.

[Anthony Caranci]

Monday night:

The Mummy 1932

[Memphremagog]

Hold That Ghost!(1941)..last night

[Haunted hearse]

The Old Dark House (1932) Saturday.

[fearliath]

Dracula (1931). Last night. I'm reading Dracula to my kids right now and I guess they had never seen the movie (which surprised me). They ask if they could watch the movie. They were confused to no end by why Renfield was the one at Dracula's castle and why Arthur was nowhere to be found.

I think it's funny how they actually get frightened by these classics.

[Anthony Caranci]

Wednesday night:

The Mummy's Curse 1944.

[Memphremagog]

The Mummy's Hand(1940)..this afternoon

[Haunted hearse]

Return of the Invisible Man (1940). With Vincent Price. He would reprise his part, in Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein", as a joke in the end of that film.

[Memphremagog]

The Pearl Of Death(1944)..last night

[Anthony Caranci]

The Man Who Laughs 1929