Uh, no. I watched it on Netflix.

If you get the chance to see it you should-it was ridiculous to cut it-the gore isn't even gratuitous or OTT.

Twins of Evil (1971)

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>>: B+

Dead of night
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My favourite Hammer film :):):):)

Which segment did you like the best?-I love the one with the ventriloquist's dummy :)

I watched The Wasp Woman last night. It was released in 59 I think. Not very good but it beats the original The Fly. Love the remake of The Fly by the way. I'm a Brundlefly fan.

August 16th, 1956 the world lost horror great Bela Lugosi.
To honor this star today's movie is (what else)

"Dracula" (1931)

Universal's classic about the vampire king going to England for a bite (sorry). One of the best.

The Shuttered Room (1967) thank you Dara and by proxy Ferox for recommending this.

Oliver Reed was as always outstanding in this little slow burning film that did build up to some very nice memorable and tense scenes. I did also love the old aunt in the lighthouse. Not really a movie to get people into Lovecraft but I did enjoy it nonetheless.

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Saw Bela Luguosi's "White Zombie" (1932) this afternoon. Not up there with "Dracula" but still good horror. Nice spooky atmosphere throughout and a nice take on the zombie genre (Bela essentially controls a legion of Haitian zombies with his mind). Only 3.5 out of 5 stars due to not-so-great acting by the rest of the cast. In the public domain, too!

still havnt seen that classic,i can watch it on the net for free...but for some reason good classics like that i have to own and have in my old school collection

I think David Manners is outstanding as a haunted/tortured soul. This is still, IMO, the best zombie movie.

Rasputin The Mad Monk:Hammer film starring Christopher Lee as the titular character and what a performance he gives!! He completely nailed it and in this film more than any I felt he showed exceptional character depth-he really is very consistent in how he portrays the behaviour of the character e.g the way he uses silence like it's a weapon itself. May not appeal to everyone as it's more about plotting, scheming and lust for power rather than showcasing much killing at least until towards the end. Also I'll admit I expected it to be more campy and unintentionally funny than it actually was but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Essential for any Hammer Fans (no pun intended). :)

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Fantastic, although a tad long. My love for courtroom films keeps on increasing.

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Underrated Hammer classic. Anton Diffring is absolutely superb in his portrayal of the horrific doctor.

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Read your review on FB. It's a Hammer film I've never seen. I'll have to catch it some day.

You need to mention his dancing too.

I am surprised! :eek: Seriously though, definitely give it a watch.

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Decent movie, ***.

Bela takes a turn as an evil doctor who engineers a giant killing (paper mache?) bat. More of a mystery than a horror per se. I could think of worse ways to kill an hour.

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this movie was very cool,much better than i was expecting

8/10

I Walked With A Zombie

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Great atmospheric Val Lewton film.

Great movie. One of my favorites to watch around Hallowe'en.

Creature from the Black Lagoon.

Ah beautiful improvisation lol :)

Last fantasy film viewed, "Jack & The Beanstalk," Abbot & Costello's do -
last classic horror film, "Night Of The Living Dead."
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Do you realize you misspelled corpse?

Try another source. IMDB doesn't allow hot-linking of its images.

I Walked With A Zombie - Val Lewton

Great film! Great atmosphere! Highly recommended.


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THE DUCHESS

"The Blob" (1958)

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Not scary by any contemporary standard but lots of fun. Especially the theme song.

Not to mention the "teenage" Steve McQueen looks about 30...

Watched The Mummy [1932] last night

haven't seen this one since I was a wee lad.....not a lot of Mummy in it at all

is it alright though?its a major classic i still havnt seen

On TCM this Sunday night. :cool:

dont have TCM,have to pay for that sort of tv in nz and im poor

I really liked it. See it if you get the chance.

"Plan 9 From Outer Space" (1959)
-Vampira, Tor Johnson, Bela Lugosi (kinda)

Plot: IMDB
Aliens resurrect dead humans as zombies and vampires to stop human kind from creating the Solaranite (a sort of sun-driven bomb).

Phantom's Review: It's been years since I last saw this "classic" and it hasn't improved any. Still hysterically bad and Totally amateur. The best of the worst.

sounds terrible...terribly good :)

If your a fan of the classics than it's required viewing


IMO.....not the best of the bunch

don't know if you have Netflix , but it's on the instant viewing

yeah no a free movie site to watch it on but would rather add it to my classics collection...and its only a couple bux! for fux ake

The Premature Burial, another one of Roger Corman's forays into Poe, this time without Vincent Price. Ray Milland is the lead actor in this one, maybe Price would have been better but Milland did a fine job.