It's a Disney movie, but it's pretty cool!

loved that one as a kid.......gonna have to pick up the DVD.

I gotta be honest with you, I haven't seen "Night Creatures" in about 30 years, I have very little memory of it. I'm going to pick up a DVD copy and see how it compares.

SCREAM OF FEAR. This is the fourth movie in the "Hammer Films: Icons Of Horror" collection. The other three are THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S TOMB; THE TWO FACES OF DR. JEKYLL; THE GORGON.

I enjoyed them all but the surprise of the bunch was SCREAM OF FEAR. More in the Hitchcockian vein than supernatural horror, this film blithely let you think you knew where it was going then smashed your knees while you were eyeing the pretty sky. Worthwhile.

"The Unholy Three" (1930)
- Lon Chaney

Chaney's only sound picture. Not his best. but interesting to watch.

The Girl Who Knew Too Much (1963)

Simply beautiful!

In the dvd extra features there was the interview with John Saxon "Remembering The Girl" where he talked about his early career at the studios and how he get the job, experience with Bava...the golden memories of those days..I liked that part mostly.

>>: B+

"Horror Of Dracula" (1958)

The best Dracula movie ever.

Great, great film.

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Vampyr (1932)

Watched the Criterion copy (the fairly recent German restoration), and it looks absolutely amazing.

"The Crawling Eye"

I Bury the Living (1958)

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Saw it day before yesterday on youtube (divided into 8 parts!)...for an important research work!;) . Loved it.:)

>>: B+