Yeah I think you'll like it - Ray Milland is great in it....This is not a test and Invasion USA are also 2 early films dealing with Nuclear war...

Just saw:

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Bogart is great in this very hokey but enjoyable 30's sci-fi horror romp.

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Gotta love the rabbit!

A Shriek in the Night. Typical poverty row whodunnit, but Ginger Rogers adds a certain amount of charm and I like the genre anyway.

Night Of The Living Dead \m/

The Innocents (1961). The beginning and end of this incredible movie elicits the marvelous meat of this classic. The story itself relies on strong acting, wonderful direction, and absolutely brilliant camera work to tell this tale. The use of ambiguity is the determining factor that makes this chilling film one of the best. Simply a classic! Ashe.
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Cat People (1942)

I will never grow tired of this movie.

Just got the Universal Monsters box set, boy am gonner have a good time with this, Frankinstien, Dracula, they are all here.:cool:

Enjoy Amicus!

Mark of the Vampire- Oh yes...it makes no sense really but its incredibly entertaining!

I just saw "The Haunting" [1963].

Maybe it's just me (I highly doubt it :)) but I didn't get it. It wasn't scary, there was no suspense and Eleanor was so over-the-top hysterical that she ruined the film.

Julie Harris was terrible in that role. And the doctor was a complete buffoon.

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I'm rewatching all mine at the moment...