SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM (1933). Early Universal Whodunit has a few eye raising moments (particularly Lionel Atwill offering Gloria Stuart Birthday sentiments::shocked::) and a decent cast-Onslow Stevens is almost unrecognizable. There's an awful lot of padding and pretty easy to guess the wrap-up . Still worth a watch. **1/2

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

That's what I'm talking about::cool::::cool::::cool::::love::!! One of the all time best!

IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA (1955).Standard Monster story with radiation being a probable cause with about as much narration/stock footage as THE DEADLY MANTIS. Kenneth Tobey and Faith Domergue good here, but in this MeToo age, I've noticed how darn HANDSY Ken . While the movie really isn't all that great, the Social effects by Ray Harryhausen certainly are. Especially the Monster's first visit to San Francisco::cool:::. **1/2

It's my standard every year. This, the Universal films, and some of the Hammer films.

Watched The Mummy last night. The one with Boris Karloff.

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Just the best.

I love Night of the Living Dead, I used to go to this theater downtown in the city I live in every October and watch it. Sad Covid had to ruin it this year

Watching The Ghost of Frankenstein right now

Cool! I'd love to see it on the big screen

THE MONSTER THAT CHALLENGED THE WORLD (1957). A lot of similarities to JAWS here-nighttime swim is actually pretty scary-and although it's not really that good, it's entertaining, at least, with a pretty cool monster. **1/2

Plague of the Zombies

First Hammer horror I ever saw, at a Saturday afternoon matinee. Loved Hammer ever since.