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Originally Posted by neverending
Just saw on FB you said you'd never seen Bride of F, and here you say Young Frank is one of your favorites. Wait till you've watched Bride and then watched Young F again- a lot of the jokes come from Bride... and Son of F as well...
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Oh man - I can't wait!
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Originally Posted by The Bloofer Lady
Wasn't able to find full Frankenstein 1931 on YouTube but remember it somewhat. So I chose to watch Teenage Frankenstein 1957. A descendent of Victor Frankenstein's decides to put his theories to test on a modern day teenager. Conveniently, while describing his plans to an associate, a horrific car crash outside his home provides him with his human guinea pig!
Bit of a spoiler ahead. Even though his laboratory is in the basement, there is apparently a basement in the basement where he keeps crocodiles to eat his "leftovers"..  . All in all, good fun. |
hahaha - I haven't even heard of that one... And, what, YOU don't have a basement within a basement for YOUR crocodiles??
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Originally Posted by roshiq
I second Hammer's Curse and also like to recommend its first 4 sequels! Love them all! Cushing owned the part by every means! A year or two ago, I had even a special Hammer's Frankenstein Movie Marathon just before the Halloween....it was a blast!  |
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Originally Posted by Straker
Well, I didn't manage to concentrate on the movie to much last night due to some technical issues both with my connection to the room and my inability to multitask successfully, but I'll get to grips with that next time.
One thing I would suggest though is that you add a little Hammer to your watch list, if you can make room. I know that Villain said he hadn't seen any (most?) of the hammer vampire flicks and you (Chrono) haven't seen much hammer either. I think Dracula (1958) aka Horror of Dracula would make a great addition to your marathon. Its one of the benchmarks of the modern vampire genre and as close to essential viewing as almost anything in the horror genre.
Also, the most surreal moment of the evening, for me, was listening to a bunch of Americans, who know way more than me about Dr. Who, gossiping away about David Tennant, and whoever else has taken over the role in recent years..... Anything post Sylvester McCoy goes over my head.  |
Yeah, I really should. I'm curious about Curse of Frankenstein and would love to see their Horror of Dracula - I'll see what I can fit in (just sent away for Poltergeist to participate in Villain's thread!!
hahaha - And I assumed all you Brits watched Dr. Who!
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OK Folks! Tonight's viewing is the iconic
Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
I'll be back here before 8:00 p.m. EST with the Live Chat link (though I will probably be less talky since I haven't seen this one!) - I'm so psyched!