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Repo'd 03-02-2016 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by hammerfan (Post 1010867)
Hands-down, this is MY favorite sequel! Love Basil Rathbone as Wolf! And that little boy! Adorable!

Oh that kid is too cute! " Well, Helloooo! ", is a line quoted way too often in my home. I love Rathbone as the Son Of as well. His scenes with Lionel Atwill are some of the most rewatchable moments in horror history. It's humorous, scary and beautifully filmed. Glad we share the same affection for this classic, Hammer!

hammerfan 03-02-2016 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Repo'd (Post 1010868)
Oh that kid is too cute! " Well, Helloooo! ", is a line quoted way too often in my home. I love Rathbone as the Son Of as well. His scenes with Lionel Atwill are some of the most rewatchable moments in horror history. It's humerous, scary and beautifully filmed. Glad we share the same affection for this classic, Hammer!

Me too!!!

Repo'd 03-04-2016 10:47 AM

Nosferatu, 1922

This one premiered in Berlin on this date, so it's celebrating it's 94th anniversary. I'm combining this with THC and some excellent mood lighting to enhance th…….


I need some chips.

FryeDwight 03-08-2016 05:58 AM

THE UNDYING MONSTER(1942). OK flick which plays a lot like the Universal Sherlock Holmes series. Director John Brahm went on to make two classics: THE LODGER and HANGOVER SQUARE. **1/2

SerialKiller 03-10-2016 11:31 AM

Eyes Without a Face-1960. 8/10


Somehow this movie brought Billy Idol to mind.

hammerfan 03-10-2016 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by SerialKiller (Post 1011144)
Eyes Without a Face-1960. 8/10.


Somehow this movie brought Billy Idol to mind.

::big grin::

Kat 03-11-2016 07:04 AM

House Of Wax, 1953.

Repo'd 03-15-2016 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Kat (Post 1011166)
House Of Wax, 1953.

Love it! Carolyn Jones is so much fun in that one, and Mr. Price is always a joy to see.


I watched The 7th Victim yesterday. It's about the fourth time I've seen it and it keeps moving higher up my list of favorite Val Lewton produced films.

Ferox13 03-16-2016 05:26 AM

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The Catman of Paris (1946)
Pretty average horror that was inspired by the universal Wolfman films.
Some good scenes including a hilarious still fail to drag it from being a mundane experience.

Repo'd 03-17-2016 02:47 PM

The Leopard Man


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