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[Mike Scott]

I later got a 3-pack VHS or Frankenstein, Dracula and the Wolfman for my tenth birthday and have been hooked ever since.

When I was that age, "Shock Theater" (or whatever your local was called) was where we went for our dose of classic horror, but Drac and Frank were probably the first videos I rented.

[Farley Flavors]

Joe Bob Briggs was the closest thing I had to a horror host with Monster Vision on TNT... but they never showed anything pre-70s.

As I recall, those tapes had to be special ordered out of a catalog. That was still pre-internet and none of our local stores carried them. At least Svengoolie is now syndicated nationwide so I can get my weekly monster fix.

BTW, I forgot to explain my username. Farley Flavors is the villain in Shock Treatment, the often maligned follow-up to The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[Mike Scott]

Joe Bob Briggs was the closest thing I had to a horror host with Monster Vision on TNT... but they never showed anything pre-70s.

My favorite thing on Monster Vision, was the Outer Limits marathons! 

[Rocky Lane]

"Howdy.....Blackjack and I was just passing thru and thought we would stay a bit"

[Kidagain]

Shake the dust off,kick off your boots and sit a spell. I believe ya'll will like it in these parts.

[Mike Scott]

Welcome to the UMA, "Allan"!

[Haunted hearse]

Joe Bob Briggs was the closest thing I had to a horror host with Monster Vision on TNT... but they never showed anything pre-70s.

As I recall, those tapes had to be special ordered out of a catalog. That was still pre-internet and none of our local stores carried them. At least Svengoolie is now syndicated nationwide so I can get my weekly monster fix.

BTW, I forgot to explain my username. Farley Flavors is the villain in Shock Treatment, the often maligned follow-up to The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

"shock Treatment is a good movie, but like "Halloween 3, Season of the witch", fans of the original were disappointed that it wasn't a direct sequel.

[Rocky Lane]

Welcome to the UMA, "Allan"!

Thanks for the warm welcome...but my friends call me "Rocky"....

I have always loved the westerns and the old classic horror....

[Mike Scott]

Thanks for the warm welcome...but my friends call me "Rocky"....

OK, Rocky! 

[FrankFan95]

Thought I'd stop by and say hello! I'm here as a HUGE Universal Monsters fan.

[Kidagain]

Welcome to the UMA FrankFan95.

[Mike Scott]

Welcome, again, Ryan!

[FrankFan95]

Thanks guys!

[The Monsters Daughter]

Hello, my name is Allyson. I'm 20 years old, and relatively new to Universal Monster/Classic Horror movies. I've always liked horror movies, from Nightmare On Elm Street to Saw, they all are great, to me! I'm pretty sure the only Universal Monster movies I've seen are Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein. Karloff does so well in both, and Elsa Lanchester did wonderful as Mary Shelley and The Monster's Mate!

I want to see more of the classic horror movies, including the silent ones, like Nosfuratu!

[Mike Scott]

Welcome to the UMA, MD!

We'll do our best to encourage your new found interest in the classics. 

A couple of Universal titles not to be missed. THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) and THE BLACK CAT (1934).