When Did You Last Watch A Classic Universal Monster Movie?

[Anthony Caranci]

Monday night:

The Ghost of Frankenstein 1942.

[Anthony Caranci]

Wednesday night:

The Mummy's Hand 1940 Universal.
The Invisible Man Returns 1940 Universal.

[WnewCreatureFeatures]

Son of Dracula on Svengoolie

[Memphremagog]

Invisible Agent(1942)..last night

[Rich]

I'm watching Revenge of the Creature right now.

[Anthony Caranci]

Monday night:

Night Monster 1942 Universal.
The Mummy's Tomb 1942 Universal.

[Mord]

 Tower of London (1939) - Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Vincent price in ok history rewrite.

[geezer butler]

Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)

The Mad Ghoul (1943)

[Anthony Caranci]

Two "weak ones" for a Thursday night:

Invisible Agent 1942 Universal.
The Phantom of the Opera  1943 Universal.

[Mord]

Two "weak ones" for a Thursday night:

Invisible Agent 1942 Universal.
The Phantom of the Opera  1943 Universal.

Boy, you weren't kidding. "Invisible Agent" is ok, but the '43 Phantom really puts me to sleep.

[Memphremagog]

Hold That Ghost!(1941)..last night

[WnewCreatureFeatures]

Watched The Raven last night on Svengoolie

[Mike Scott]

1925 version (as opposed to the '29) of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Image Blu-ray), this afternoon.

[geezer butler]

Watched The Raven last night on Svengoolie

Great movie! One of Lugosi's best Universal performances imo.

[geezer butler]

Boy, you weren't kidding. "Invisible Agent" is ok, but the '43 Phantom really puts me to sleep.

Yeah I kind of like "Agent." Peter Lorre is always cool.  I always liked the idea of a Universal Monsters movie that acknowledged WWII as well.