Last Seen pre-1970 Classic/Vintage Horror Movie?

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

I could see that. I wouldn't have thought so unless i saw craig act dorky on Sat Night Live.

I wouldn't recommend the touted The Sand Pebbles, but i'd like to see Bullitt, The Cincinnati Kid and The Thomas Crown Affair.

Here's a nifty trailer for Cincinnati, with some card tricks. http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi140705817

Thanks, man! Hope to see Cincinnati Kid soon

[hammerfan]

Masque of the Red Death (1964)

[FryeDwight]

TARZAN AND HIS MATE (1934). Sequel to the original with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O"sullivan yodeling their way through various adventures. Was surprised at how violent and racist this was, but even more so by the sexuality in here (probably right before The Code). Maureen wears probably the skimpiest, most revealing outfit in early films and even some nudity-think it's a body double-!!!!!!!
A couple of old favorites are in here...Forrester Harvey (the Innkeeper in THE INVISIBLE MAN) and Paul Cavanaugh, who was in a few of the Universal Sherlock Holmes films, most notably THE SCARLET CLAW. PC usually played gruff, yet genteel types, but he's a pure Son of a Bitch in here. ***

[Roiffalo]

The Killer Shrews
Marvelous! A+

The Brain that Wouldn’t Die
The original Re-Animator, and quite good.

Terror Creatures From the Grave
Had good effect build up, but with very little pay off. Story was entertaining though.

Attack of the Giant Leeches
Not bad. Not good, but not bad.

The Ghost
I see Barbara Steele! I bet you a dollar she’s the adultering wife who kills her husband. *cash register sound*
My first actual complaint about this though is how she wants to get away from her crippled husband, saying she hates him and would even kill him if her lover didn’t do it himself. But she says this immediately AFTER stopping her husband from killing himself!! What the hell is your game, woman?!
Rest of the flick was great though, I recommend it if you like a murder mystery with a touch Scooby-Doo.

Pillow of Death
It had a great story and set up, and I just love the title. I didn't really care for the end though. I thought the twist could've been better.

Arsenic and Old Lace
If you've never seen this movie, you need to remedy that immediately.

Invisible Agent
Despite a good story line, I wasn't too invested with this one... Boring characters maybe. They certainly were no Claude Rains.

The Masque of the Red Death
Enjoyable. The personifications of death, plague, etc were my favorite part.

Captive Wild Woman
I liked it enough to watch it after having already seen it, but I'd really like to watch the film where a guy was made into a gorilla again.

[Ferox13]

What a Carve Up (1961)

Carry on Regulars, Sid James and Kenneth Conors ham their way through this Old dark house comedy. Worth watching for the two leads.

[FryeDwight]

CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE (1962). Made by the same guy who did the loony and wretched HORROR OF PARTY BEACH. This is pretty bad all around, but has some decent atmosphere that is all but caved in by HORRIBLE comedy relief. Believe this was Roy Scheider's first film and he's quite hammy, almost on a Vincent Price level. Only other name in here is Candace Hilligoss from CARNIVAL OF SOULS. Kind of gruesome for the time-almost FRIDAY,THE 13th-ish and some pretty enticing near nudity (at least as much as they could show back then) from the director's Hot real life Wife! **1/2

[Repo'd]

The Birds. Not only is this a terrifically entertaining movie, but I was reminded of the beautiful women who make up the three main female characters. Tippi Hendren, Suzanne Pleshette and Jessica Tandy are all so elegantly gorgeous!

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Twisted Nerve, 1968. 9/10

[FryeDwight]

Lots of Tarzan movies via NETFLIX...getting into the later part of the series and sort of silly, especially when involving WW2/Nazis. Still lots of fun with cool action sequences and lines ("Now Tarzan Make War!").

TARZAN FINDS A SON! (1939) ***1/2
TARZAN TRIUMPHS (1943) ***
TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY (1943) **1/2

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by Repo'd

The Birds. Not only is this a terrifically entertaining movie, but I was reminded of the beautiful women who make up the three main female characters. Tippi Hendren, Suzanne Pleshette and Jessica Tandy are all so elegantly gorgeous!

I noticed the same thing this year.