When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Memphremagog]

Son Of Frankenstein(1939)
The Invisible Man Returns(1940)...last night.

[Elisabeth]

The FRANKENSTEIN Trilogy...Again!  Colin, Boris, Bela and Basil make me feel GOOD....
Elisabeth

[thelatewinslowleach]

The Invisible Ray
Nice performances from both Karloff and Lugosi, some of the simple special effects are quite effective.

[toys-of-terror]

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN

[jimm]

Ha me too..Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

One of my favorites

[Wolfman66]

I manage to catch the Original Mummy and Frankenstein back to back on a off beat station late lastnight early this morning

[Phantom Stranger]

Saturday Jan 22:

"The Phantom Of The Opera" (1925)
-Lon Chaney

Brilliant on all levels. One of the greats in horror cinema. A must see film for all fans of classic horror.
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[jimm]

Abbott and Costello meet the Mummy...not as good as Frankenstein, but as always comic genious

[zombiehorror]

Did a little DVD to AVI conversion for watching flicks on my Augen The Book!  Converted all my Universal flicks into 800X400 res. for perfect on the go viewing.  Went ahead and watched The Creature from the Black Lagoon and Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein the other day; though the screen size is obviously a little off the normal aspect ratio it didn't distract me a bit and everything looked great!

[Memphremagog]

The Spider Woman(1944)..early this morning.

[BaronLatos35]

- Creature From the Black Lagoon w/Svengoolie

What a great afternoon movie...

[Moonshadow]

Home sick today, decided to have a little film fest. Saw Dracula's Daughter, The Mummy's Hand, and Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man.

I don't think I had seen Dracula's Daughter before. It was mildly entertaining, but did not feel like a true Universal horror to me. More like a Sherlock Holmes or other thriller.

It's been many years since I last saw The Mummy's Hand. I know many people look down on the Kharis films, but this was very entertaining and I thought Tom Tyler made a creepy mummy.

As for FMTWM, a classic of course. No matter how many times I see it I catch something new. For instance, what happens to Maleeva? Was she washed away by the flood? Or did she escape? And boy, I sure wish there was some way we could see the excised footage with the Monster speaking. That would be more precious to me than the spider sequence from Kong or even a print of London After Midnight!

[RedKing]

Bride of Frankenstein last night

[Memphremagog]

The Invisible Ray(1936)..last night.

[thelatewinslowleach]

It's been many years since I last saw The Mummy's Hand. I know many people look down on the Kharis films, but this was very entertaining and I thought Tom Tyler made a creepy mummy.

I would agree "The Mummy's Hand" is one of Universal's most under appreciated films.