When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Count_Zirock]

"The Deadly Mantis" (1957), part of "Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. XXVII." Includes the new documentary about producer William Alland.

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[capoetc]

Phantom of the Opera (1925) and The Cat and the Canary -- love the Chaney Phantom.  Definitely the gold standard.   First time I had seen Cat and Canary -- a good movie, and pretty good special effects for its time.

[capoetc]

Son of Dracula ... right now.   

[horrorhunter]

"The Deadly Mantis" (1957), part of "Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. XXVII." Includes the new documentary about producer William Alland.

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Deadly Mantis is my favorite "big bug" movie. Haven't seen the MST3K treatment yet, but it's probably a hoot.

BTW, anytime you see the word "deadly" as part of a title of anything, substitute the word "diddling" and let it roll around in your brain.
Example: Diddling Hands Of Kung Fu

[Memphremagog]

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein(1948)
The Land Unknown(1957)

[McDougals House of Horror]

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein(1948)

Don't think I've ever seen that one -- how was it? 

[BaronLatos35]

- The Mummy's Tomb

[Mord]

Man Made Monster

[capoetc]

The Black Cat (1934) ... last night.  I had forgotten how much I like this movie.  Excellent production, and the first (I think) movie to have a full-length musical score.  Plus ... Karloff and Lugosi!  And Lucille Lund ... 

[Toxinom]

I believe it was last October I watched Bride of Frankenstein to try and get some friends into the classics.

That is rather lacking, but I remember back in October/November of 2008 I sat down and watched 95% of the classic films on my Legacy Collection DVD's. One a night. Good times.

[Mord]

House of Horrors (Rondo!!)

[Memphremagog]

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man(1943)
Captive Wild Woman(1943)...both last night.

[McDougals House of Horror]

Frankenstein 1970 -- hadn't seen it in almost 50 years, and really
enjoyed it. Karloff was over-the-top great in it!

[Mord]

You really have to watch it with the running commentary (whole lotta fun).

[McDougals House of Horror]

You really have to watch it with the running commentary (whole lotta fun).

I did that too -- Burns and Weaver were, as usual, really funny. And actually this wasn't a Universal picture -- it was done by Warner Bros.