oh man ,soo many good classics im yet to see,bidding for phantasm and nosferatu at the mo heard there pretty good..well nosferatu should be interesting being from 1922

Return of Dracula is Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt with a vampire impersonating Uncle Charlie.
20,000,000 Miles to Earth is an all-time favorite. (Though little Peppi is right up there with Donnie Dunagan and Lee H Montgomery for most annoying child stars in a horror flicker.)

I watched the original B&W Version.

Island Of Lost Souls (1932)aka The Island Of Dr Moreau-I found this to be pretty entertaining-Bela Lugosi was a bit more subtle than usual. Solid if a little predictable plot.Enjoyable.

Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1920)-goodness I had a very odd reaction to this especially the ending it seemed to tap into some primal fear. I found it to be possibly more nightmarish than it might actually be-I have no idea why.

Son of Frankenstein

Ghost of Frankenstein

The Gorgon (1964)

Another strong character and story driven film by Hammer. I've always enjoyed the turning people into stone bit too so that made it even better.

The 1932 version of Dr. Jeklyl and Mr. Hyde with Fredric March was the best version. The others were kind of tame, or had too much gore.

Someone mentioned the Godzilla movies, one of my favorites was Godzilla Vs. Megalon. Funny as hell, I laughed my ass off.

Witchfinder General

Hope you saw the recently released full uncut version with the restored cut scenes-magnificent :)