Universal's Wolf Man and Frankenstein.

Equally bizarre is the love interest becomes more attracted to him after she finds out he's spying on her through her bedroom window. Not sure what Roiff sees in the man.

My own personal opinion: also, how is she attracted to Larry when her fiancee is WAY more handsome?!

HORROR HOTEL (1960). Great creepy little film that has the goods still. My daughter liked this a lot when she was little, but commented that "...Christopher Lee is always full of evil and Woo". Wasn't sure what she meant until she said "WOO!" like a ghost::big grin::, ****

The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)

My own personal opinion: Most people are bored... and are attracted to the person who has "something going on". They're especially interested in someone who's very interested in them, even if some find it creepy. Personally, I flee from intentional drama queens. Roiff is far too smart to fall for that sink hole.

Island of Lost Souls (1932)

Fantastic film on every level..

Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)

Love it! I think Gill Man is my favorite Universal monster ::love::

I Saw What You Did, 1965. 6/10

In all these 50s films the monsters are the real victims.

Just watched Dementia 13 (1963), not sure what was happening entirely but loved the scenery.

NOTLD68, 10/10


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House of Wax, 1953. 9/10


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The Man With Nine Lives
 

Got the DVD last night. I had not seen this film since I was 6 or 7 years old. It's a neat little programmer and there is one truly terrifying moment when Karloff decides to experiment on his two rescuers. I was surprised at the tremendous amount of decomposition in the last reel of the film. They obviously used a 1950 nitrate reissue print (with Favorite Films main title).

Boris was so wonderful at making all this scientific mumbo jumbo absolutely believable. Go Cryogenics!

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THEM (1954). This was one of my Mom's favorites when she was younger and she said I would really like it when I was 10. Thought it was OK, but not more. Watched it over the weekend and think it is REALLY good. The "Gi-Ants" (showing my FAMOUS MONSTERS background) still look kind of strange, but very strong story and very good turns by James Whitmore and Edmund Gwenn. ****

My favorite 50s giant insect movie!

Me too! THEM takes the picnic easy.

I see what you did there ::big grin::::stick out tongue::

Night of the Living Dead, and it's been a long time!

The Spiral Staircase-1945.

Godzilla VS The Thing

How did you watch it?

on DVD. Is that what you mean?

Yes. Was wondering if it's streaming anywhere.

Cool.
Yeah, if I'm watching GZilla, it's usually on disc. I've been a fan forever and have way too many G movies.

I'm a BAD Godzilla fan! I have 3. 2 if you don't count the POS movie with Matthew Broderick.

BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS (1953). Decent little flick based on the great Ray Bradbury story "The Foghorn". The story meanders, but the Harryhausen work still impresses. Kenneth Tobey once again saves the day, along with a young Lee Van Cleef while Cecil Kellaway is as delightful as ever, even if it seems he's playing the role from THE MUMMY'S HAND (1940). ***

DEAD MAN'S EYES (1944). Dreary INNER SANCTUM offering which, despite the creepy prologue (which gave me the heebie jeebies as a young 'un) is a very long 60 some minutes. Lon Chaney JR plays a blind artist who may be involved in murder. OK to see once, but Lon is SUCH a Bitch in here. **

It's just so much fun. Excellent craft. Definitely one of the best 50s horror films.

This was shown often on Saturday afternoons when I was a kid and I tried to be in front of the telly whenever it aired. The creature effects were so convincing, and the diving bell scene is still thrilling. Terrific stuff.

Fiend Without A Face

Cute little thing. I loved the creature effects, from the sounds they made that sounded like heartbeats, to the creepy spine appendage that they used to move. ::smile::

13 GHOSTS 1960


A man moves his family into a mansion he inherited that is haunted by 12 ghosts. Genuine scares and the gosh darned sweetest family ever.

Ahh, the genius of William Castle. Give me a time machine and one of the places I'd go is a Castle premiere! Maybe The Tingler and those electrically charged theater seats!

LOVE FWAF! A genuine hoot and very cool ending!

MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (1964). Probably the best looking of Corman's Poe flicks (Kudos to Nicholas Roeg) and although there is some padding, still a lot of fun. Vincent is top notch as usual and so is Hazel Court who is also luscious with a capital L in here. ***1/2

I must say I wasn;t made about this one - I don't think it was one of Castles better horrors. Didn't like The Spirit Is Willing too much either..

Agreed! I'm glad DBad posted that gif that got my attention in Random Thoughts, and so many people knew the title and commented so it was an easy find on YouTube.

Yeah, I'm slowly making my way through what I can find on youtube. Just curiosity really. Some I've already seen.

Woke up at 3:30 with a coughing fit and couldn't get back to sleep so I turned on the TV and found Rosemary's Baby playing. Score!

Jeez, I hope you didn't have to go into work today!::sad::

Yep, I'm here til noon. 20 minutes to go. Then to the grocery store to get stuff for lunch and dinner. Home, eat lunch, turn on TV, and veg the rest of the weekend. Thinking about making myself a turkey dinner tomorrow since I missed Thanksgiving.

Sorry for the late reply. I'm the only one here so I've been watching Buffy on Netflix.