Last Seen pre-1970 Classic/Vintage Horror Movie?

[neverending]

Bride of the Monster is my favorite Ed Wood film. I think Lugosi is simply brilliant.

Bucket of Blood was Dick Miller's one turn at a starring role. After this he turned down the lead in Little Shop of Horrors because he felt the role was too similar to the one he had just finished. He never played the lead again.

[Spookhouse]

I watched The Blob (1958) last weekend. Its still better then the remake.

[phantomstranger]

"Revenge Of The Creature" (1955)

First sequel to the monster classic. While not quite as great as the original, it's still a good movie and better then most sequels.

[roshiq]

The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)

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>>: A-


The Evil of Frankenstein (1964)

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>>: B

[Doc Faustus]

I think that's a little generous for Evil of Frankenstein.

[Ferox13]

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Pretty typical of Corman/AIP post apocalytic film (small cast and lost of talking :) but despite that I really enjoyed this plus there's a great looking rubber suit monster...And with all the science stuff its edukational too..

[roshiq]

The Spiral Staircase (1945)

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A beautiful psycho thriller from RKO with a nice cast; specially Rhonda Fleming...oh my...my, surely she is one of the most beautiful and glamorous actresses of all time.

>>: B+

[roshiq]

The Killer Shrews (1959)

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>>: C+

[neverending]

Now how can you hate on those cute little doggie shrews?

Or that garbage can escape device...lol...

[roshiq]

Now how can you hate on those cute little doggie shrews?

Or that garbage can escape device...lol...

Oh, that garbage can escape sequence was the most hilarious part of the movie for sure...it just stunned me right away:D! But actually it's way better than I expected, there are far more worse films been made after that & I think it was a decent effort overall from its particular production team & the cast. Oh man... those cute little doggie shrews...I'd say...all in all, splendid mixture of some 'brave' ideas.;)

[neverending]

Have you watched Robot Monster yet? I highly recommend it for your viewing enjoyment. My candidate for the most unbelievable bizarre and off the wall cheesily bad movie ever.

[psycho d]

Them! (1954). Lauded as the mother of the "atomic age gone bad" flicks, this one deserves its accolades. What could have been a corny affair, instead this classic takes this movie seriously and it shows. Not that it does not have a sense of humor, with occasional dialog digs that come out of left field. The cast was as solid as they get for horror, with James Whitmore leading the fray. The story was solid and engaging, with its momentum ever building. The direction and camera work were perfect for effect. And the ending, while a tad abrupt, left the viewer with the appropriately discombobulated sense of dissonance of the future. Ashe.

[ProfondoXxRosso]

They have a lot of good Vincent Price oldies running on IRPLEX I think it is lately.

[phantomstranger]

Godzilla vs The Sea Monster (1966)

Fun entry in the Godzilla franchise which has The Big G fighting a giant lobster.

Intresting trivia about this film, it was originally supposed to be the third Toho "King Kong" movie, but at the last minute RKO raised their price for Kong's rights so it was switched to a Godzilla film instead.

[roshiq]

Have you watched Robot Monster yet? I highly recommend it for your viewing enjoyment. My candidate for the most unbelievable bizarre and off the wall cheesily bad movie ever.

Thanks for the rec. I just found a link for the whole movie & saving it for my coming Eid Holidays which will start within less than 2 weeks. I'll love to give it a watch then.:)

[phantomstranger]

"Bedlam" (1946)
-Boris Karloff

Plot: IMDB
Nell Bowen, the spirited protege of rich Lord Mortimer, becomes interested in the conditions of notorious St. Mary's of Bethlehem Asylum (Bedlam). Encouraged by the Quaker Hannay, she tries to bring support to reforming Bedlam, but the cruel Master Sims who runs it has her committed there. The inmates, however, have the last say.

Phantom's Review: While not exactly a "horror" movie, this is still a great thriller. Well acted with great atmosphere. Very entertaining.

[neverending]

Some great images in that film- like the wall of arms... and Karloff is chilling!

[phantomstranger]

Have you ever noticed that Karloff really never gave a "bad" performance. No matter what the movie was, he was good. Truly an amazing actor.

[_____V_____]

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[Elvis_Christ]

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[phantomstranger]

"Godzilla vs Mothra (A.K.A. "Godzilla vs The Thing" 1964)


One of the best of the original Big G series. Plenty of monster action and a decent story.

[zwoti]

one body too many

[phantomstranger]

"War Of The Gargantuas"

Plot: Two giant monsters, one green, one brown, try and kick each others ass and flatten Japan in the process.

Phantom's Review: My favorite Non-Godzilla Japanese monster movie.
Lot's of action, ridiculous plot and of course..the haunting love theme "The Words Get Stuck In My Throat"
A classic of it's kind.

[roshiq]

The Woman in the Window (1944)

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>>: A-

[neverending]

Door to Door Maniac

Not really a horror film- more of a suspense thriller- starring Johnny Cash and Vic Taybek (from TV's Alice) as a pair of thugs trying to extort money from a banker by holding his wife hostage. Cash is great as a vicious gunman. Cast also includes Ronnie Howard in a very early role!

[newb]

Door to Door Maniac

Not really a horror film- more of a suspense thriller- starring Johnny Cash and Vic Taybek (from TV's Alice) as a pair of thugs trying to extort money from a banker by holding his wife hostage. Cash is great as a vicious gunman. Cast also includes Ronnie Howard in a very early role!

that sounds interesting

is it on cable ?

[roshiq]

Hope soon going to check it out. Just found the movie under a different title Five Minutes to Live on youtube.

[neverending]

that sounds interesting

is it on cable ?

Yah, I saw it on TCM.

[roshiq]

Suspicion (1941)

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>>: B

[roshiq]

The Gorgon (1964)

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One of the finest hammer horror directed by Fisher. Loved it.

>>: A-

[phantomstranger]

"The Body Snatcher" (1945)
-Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi

Plot: IMDB
A ruthless doctor and his young prize student find themselves continually harassed by their murderous supplier of illegal cadavers.

Phantom's Review: Karloff! Lugosi! Val Lewton! Robert Wise! All these together make for a classic thriller. Karloff is perfect as the evil Mr. Gray and while Lugosi's part is small, it's still great to see these two icons together. A highly entertaining movie.

[psycho d]

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956). Born of the era of paranoia, the roots of McCarthyism are readily evident. While the message is thinly veiled, this classic is still a worthy sci-fi Leviathan. With solid acting, direction, and exceptional camera work, this movie is quite the pleasant way to spend 80 minutes of one's life. More so, the score was timely and becoming of such a classic. Minor plot holes aside, this one deserves its grand repose. Late.
Genruk'

[The Ugly Duchess]

Having seen where Kevin McCarthy passed away at age 96, I got out the original Invasion Of The Body Snatchers last night and watched it.

Great classic movie.

They could have done without the sequel.

[Spookhouse]

I watched The Wolf Man tonight. I still like that movie. The remake is good too, but just something about the original I really enjoy.

[AMICUS HORROR]

Just got the box set of Abbott and Costello and I watched....Meet Frankenstien, what a laugh, looking forward to watching the rest, think I'l watch..meet Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde tonight, what a great comedy team.:o
http://www.horror.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=46&pictureid=565

[Spookhouse]

I also thoroughly enjoy Abbott and Costello.

[roshiq]

Robot Monster (1953)

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***SPOILER***
A super cheesy movie for sure but again I don't like to call it a 'bad' movie (in compare to plenty of crap movies made so far in 'modern' era). It was like a home made family film where the crew & the cast had a big fun time while making it. And yes...there were some hilarious moments...specially when the Earth Ro-man fight against the young couple, mainly with Roy and later it seems Ro-man was somewhat sexually attracted to that young lady...Alice!:D The shocking part was the murder scene of the little girl by Ro-man...I didn't expect that at all. Nonetheless I think they somewhat justified the funny costume design of Ro-man as in the end it was reveal that the whole thing was nothing but a super imagination/dream of a kid who actually playing with a helmet like that of roman and had enough interest about the cave which might be a possible resting place for a Gorilla.:)

Thanks a lot to NE for the rec.

>>: B

[neverending]

It's my favorite bad movie of all time!

[The Ugly Duchess]

I also thoroughly enjoy Abbott and Costello.
That goes for me too!

[Doc Faustus]

It's my favorite bad movie of all time!

For me, it ranks somewhere between Zontar: The Thing from Venus and Beast of Yucca Flats.

[phantomstranger]

20 Million Miles To Earth (1957)

Plot: IMDB
When the first manned flight to Venus returns to Earth, the rocket crash-lands in the Mediterranean near a small Italian fishing village. The locals manage to save one of the astronauts Colonel Calder, the mission commander. A young boy also recovers what turns out to be a specimen of an alien creature. Growing at a fantastic rate, it manages to escape and eventually threatens the city of Rome forcing the military to take drastic action.

Phantom's Review: One of the best of the 1950's monster movies. Great FX. action and story. A classic.

[newb]

double feature last night

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[The Ugly Duchess]

I just watched 20 Million Miles To Earth the other day.

I agree with PhantonStranger. It was one of the best.

http://www.horror.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=77&pictureid=580

When I saw that Kevin McCarthy, star of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers passed away at 96, I just couldn't resist watching that movie again. Another great classic,

http://www.horror.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=77&pictureid=581

Two great classic movies from the 50's.

I really enjoyed watching every minute of these films.

[The Ugly Duchess]

double feature last night

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I have The Creature set. I always enjoy watching the trilogy when I can.

[newb]

loving this netflix...catching up on some oldies


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[phantomstranger]

"Night Of The Living Dead"

My favorite zombie film hosted by my favorite horror hostess (and still super hot) "Elvira, Mistress Of The Dark"
A fun way to spend an evening.

[phantomstranger]

"Horror Of Dracula" (1958)
-Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee


In my humble opinion, This is the greatest Dracula movie ever made. Terrific thrills, sets, costumes, acting, direction and atmosphere. A true classic.

[neverending]

I watched the entire Hammer Dracula marathon on TCM. Horror of Dracula, Dracula, Prince of Darkness, The Brides of Dracula aand Dracula Has Risen From the Grave.

Great memories.

Horror of Dracula has one of the greatest climaxes in horror history.

[roshiq]

The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962)

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>>: C

[phantomstranger]

"KIng Kong vs Godzilla"

Not my favorite film in the series, but it has some decent action, but it has possibly the worst "Kong" costume ever.

[newb]

Night of the Demon

enjoyed it much :D

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween celebration continues with:

"House Of Frankenstein"
and

"Son Of Dracula"

[_____V_____]

The Uninvited.

This is one of those films whose chills remain with you long after it is over.

"They call them the haunted shores, these stretches of Devonshire and Cornwall and Ireland which rear up against the westward ocean. Mists gather here, and sea fog, and eerie stories. That’s not because there are more ghosts here than in other places, mind you. It’s just that people who live hereabouts are strangely aware of them."

...eerie narration by Ray Milland.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween celebration continues with:

"The Gorgon" (1964)
-Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing

Plot: IMDB
In the early 20th century, a Gorgon takes human form and terrorizes a small European village by turning its citizens to stone.

Phantom's Review: Fun little Hammer film. Not one of their classics, but still entertaining and any film with Lee and Cushing is worth a viewing.

[zwoti]

oh what a lovely war

[roshiq]

At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964)

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As the first horror film from Brazil and made in 60's...I think it's pretty disturbing & violent in some part. But the surprising part is I have a friend who used to look like exactly as Coffin Joe!:D

Anyway, loved the ending...the ghostly effects were great.

>>: B+

[neverending]

The Devil's Bride.

Great Hammer entry about a Satanic cult- featuring Simon Gray as the leader of the cult and Chistopher Lee as the hero!

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween celebration continues with:

"The Haunting" (1963)
-Julie Harris
Plot: IMDB
Dr. Markway, doing research to prove the existence of ghosts, investigates Hill House, a large, eerie mansion with a lurid history of violent death and insanity. With him are the skeptical young Luke, who stands to inherit the house, the mysterious and clairvoyant Theodora and the insecure Eleanor, whose psychic abilities make her feel somehow attuned to whatever spirits inhabit the old mansion

Phantom's Review: Quite possibly, the greatest ghost story ever filmed. Well acted, great story and a very subtle way of creeping up on you. A classic.

[_____V_____]

Horror Hotel.

Re-watched this after a long time. Forgot what a fantastic little film this was. I would recommend this as a must-watch in Halloween season.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween celebration continues with:

"I Love A Mystery" (1945)
"The Beast With Five Fingers" (1946)
"The Giant Gila Monster" (1959)

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continues with:

"Curse Of The Undead" (1959)
-Micheal Pate, Eric Fleming

Plot: Turner Classics Movie
Western with a twist: mysterious gunslinger-for-hire Drake Robey is really a vampire, and it's up to Preacher Dan to save the town and girlfriend Dolores Carter.

Phantom's Review: Okay, first let me say I love westerns, along with horror it's my favorite genre and this little seen movie is a favorite of mine.
Definitely, a "B" movie, but very well acted by a cast of western veterans and with some nice creepy atmosphere and great spooky music. I truly enjoy this film and it's a Halloween staple at my house.

[fortunato]

Been trying to stick with classics for my Hallowe'en watching this year. So far, it's been:

The Phantom of the Opera (1925), The Raven (1935), The Wolf Man (1941), Psycho (1960), all of which were on the big screen!

and Vampyr (1932), The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966), Spider Baby (1968), Repulsion (1965), Dracula's Daughter (1936), and I'm getting ready to watch This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse right now!

[neverending]

Wow- great lineup, Fort!

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween celebration continues with:

"The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (1961)
My favorite "bad" movie. Ridiculous on every level.

and

"House On Haunted Hill"

My favorite Vincent Price film. One of the best

[fortunato]

Wow- great lineup, Fort!

Why thank you !
It's definitely been the best lineup in recent years.
Not sure what to do next...I'm thinking Mark of the Vampire and a Tourneur/Lewton film.

[roshiq]

Frankenstein must be Destroyed (1969)

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I think it's the most meanest & terrifying portrayal of Baron Frankenstein ever. Excellent.

>>: A-

[neverending]

One of the greatest Hammer films ever!

[Despare]

The Tomb of Ligeia and An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe, I love Vincent Price. :)

[neverending]

Tomb of Liegeia is a really overlooked Corman film, I think. It may be my favorite Corman/Poe film. It's much more dour and foboding than either Pit & the Pendulum or Masque of the Red Death. Price's portrayal is so stark and hopeless.

[Horror4ever]

The Whip and the Body

Another Great Gothic Bava.

[_____V_____]

A real hoot...

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Brrr...

[roshiq]

The Leopard Man (1943)

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Another 'Dynamite' masterpiece from Lewton-Tourneur collaboration.

>>: A-

[neverending]

Great British sci-fi triple bill on TCM this evening.

X The Unknown
Quatermass & The Pit
These Are the Damned

Two of them great examples of 50s sci-fi. X The Unknown is kind of the British answer to The Blob and These Are the Damned is another of those creepy kid films the British do so well.
Quatermass of course is a classic.

Great fun, all of them.

[Despare]

After discussing the music I had to watch Ghost and Mr. Chicken. :)

[fortunato]

After discussing the music I had to watch Ghost and Mr. Chicken. :)

Haha, nice.

This part cracks me up:
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[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Celebration Continues with:

"Nosferatu" (1922)

Every time I see this movie, I am amazed by it. The film still has not lost any of it's thrills.
A true horror classic

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[Horror4ever]

The Thing from Another World

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Continues with:

"Dracula's Daughter" (1936)
-Gloria Holden

First sequel to Universal's classic "Dracula"(1931)
Creepy, atmospheric, and filmed on those great Universal backlots.
A great little film.

And

"The Hound Of The Baskervilles" (1939)
-Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce

The first and the best of the Rathbone-Bruce series of Sherlock Holmes films. Wonderfully acted, good creepy atmosphere and a superior story.
One of the best movie mysteries.

[horrorzack]

"The Phantom Creeps" (1939)

[packmule]

The Mummy's Shroud(1967)

[packmule]

Five Million Years To Earth(1967)(aka "Quatermass And The Pit") on Turner Classic Movies. I like this film better than "Quatermass 2" and also prefer Andrew Keir's portrayal Of Professor Quatermass to that of Brian Donlevy's in the 1957 "Quatermass 2" film.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continue with"

"Return Of The Vampire" (1944)
-Bela Lugosi

Plot: IMDB
When an errant bomb unearths the coffin of a vampire during the London Blitz, a gravedigger unknowingly reanimates the monster by removing the stake from his heart

Phantom's Review: Bela Lugosi's unofficial "Dracula" movie. He plays the count in everything but name and does a damn fine job at it, the rest of the movie is a fun creepy little movie, not really a classic but very entertaining.

[psycho d]

Son of Frankenstein (1939). This so-called third installment of the Frankenstein trilogy adds its own flair to the series, utilizing to full effect its sublime cast. The stark and shadowy atmosphere, the nefarious intrigues, and the rotten Ygor playing that mysterious flute-like instrument all add to its mysterious essence. Of particular importance were the elaborate set designs, with the camera utilizing interesting camera angles which left visual highlights for the viewer to feast on. The acting was spot on, with the monstrous pair Lugosi and Karloff doing the Devil's work, Rathbone hamming it up to delightful effect, and Atwill and his hilariously animated arm attempting to hold the discommoding situation together. The result is a finality to the trilogy that can hold its head up high in light of its incredible predecessors. Merci beaucoup.
Genruk

[neverending]

I love Lugosi as Ygor. One of his greatest roles!

[_____V_____]

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[newb]

It isn't nice to hate.


Spider Baby

[neverending]

One of my favorite films ever! Seriously!

[newb]

One of my favorite films ever! Seriously!

embarrassed to say it...but it was my first time seeing this. [ thanks netflix ]

really enjoyed it. After doing a bit of research I read that Lon Chaney went on the wagon filming this. It shows...he gave a great performance. The girls were great as well.

[neverending]

Not to mention Sid Haig!

[newb]

Not to mention Sid Haig!

ha....I almost didn't recognize him.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continue with:

Dead Of Night" (1945)

Plot:
An architect seeking the possibility of work is invited to spend the weekend at a country estate , when he gets there, he realizes he recognizes the house and his fellow guests from a series of nightmares he's been having.
When he tells his story, the other guests also recall bizarre and supernatural stories of their own.

Phantom's Review: Suspenseful low key thriller. Arguably, the best of the British anthology movies. Excellent acting and direction along with some great stories make this a highly recommended film.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continues with:

"Mad Love" (1935)
-Peter Lorre

Plot: IMDB
In Paris, the great surgeon Dr. Gogol falls madly in love with stage actress Yvonne Orlac, and his ardor disturbs her quite a bit when he discovers to his horror that she is married to concert pianist Stephen Orlac. Shortly thereafter, Stephen's hands are badly crushed in a train accident- beyond the power of standard medicine. Knowing that his hands are his life, Yvonne overcomes her fear and goes to Dr. Gogol, to beg him to help. Gogol decides to surgically graft the hands of executed murderer Rollo onto Stephen Orlac, the surgery is successful but has terrible side-effects...

Phantom's Review: Brilliant, simply brilliant.

[Horror4ever]

Hand of the Ripper [71]

[The Ugly Duchess]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween continue with:

Dead Of Night" (1945)

Plot:
An architect seeking the possibility of work is invited to spend the weekend at a country estate , when he gets there, he realizes he recognizes the house and his fellow guests from a series of nightmares he's been having.
When he tells his story, the other guests also recall bizarre and supernatural stories of their own.

Phantom's Review: Suspenseful low key thriller. Arguably, the best of the British anthology movies. Excellent acting and direction along with some great stories make this a highly recommended film.

This sounds great. Need to check this one out!

[neverending]

Hand of the Ripper [71]

Did you read the title of this thread? :p

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights of Halloween concludes with:

"The Mad Magician" (1953)
"House Of Wax" (1954)
"The Haunting" (1963) Best ghost movie ever


I hope everyone had a great and safe Halloween

[Angra]

"The uninvited" (1944) 4/10

Wouldn't call it horror. Wouldn't call it good.


And wtf is up with the music score?? It's almost cozy. Like watching a christmas movie. Yuck!!

[neverending]

Four of the Hammer Frankenstein films on TCM on Oct. 29. I love what they did with their Frankenstein series- placing the emphasis on the Dr. as the real monster. Cushing was just fantastic in this role.

[roshiq]

Captain Clegg aka Night Creatures (1962)

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No Frankenstein...No Dracula but still another fantastic production from Hammer with a great cast. Especially it's been a double treat for me to see Cushing & Reed working together in this film.

>>: A-

[The Ugly Duchess]

Do you like Lon Chaney Sr. or Lon Chaney Jr. better? I happen to be a huge Lon Chaney Sr. fan.


I like both but I have been collecting alot of Lon Senior's films off of TV and those on DVD.

He just simply great!

[The Ugly Duchess]

Indestructible Man with Lon Chaney, Jr.

and

I Married A Monster From Outer Space

[roshiq]

The Comedy of Terrors (1963)

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Super hilarious!:)

>>: B+

[neverending]

The only film to feature 4 kings of horror- Price, Karloff, Lorre & Rathbone! I love it!

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Two very identical films (even the beginnings are similar) make a great double-bill to introduce my wife to the world of Poe, Corman & Price.

Worst fears have come true. She wants more...

[neverending]

Haha... that's great! Certainly House of Usher was a great masterpiece. Those Richard Matheson scriots weren't pure Poe by any means, but they had true style and real psychological force. Corman's Poe movies are some of the greatest horror films of all time.

[roshiq]

but they had true style and real psychological force. Corman's Poe movies are some of the greatest horror films of all time.

Absolutely! If you consider them as a whole as a franchise then CPP is my favorite horror franchise of all time...2nd is Karloff's mad scientist series.:)



Worst fears have come true. She wants more...

How come it'd be your worst fear? that's a great news. As a great horror fan You're now obliged to show every CPP film to her.:D

[_____V_____]

How come it'd be your worst fear? that's a great news. As a great horror fan You're now obliged to show every CPP film to her.:D

Imagine the deep, resonating voice of Price's Roderick Usher saying that line which I said. ;)


Haha... that's great! Certainly House of Usher was a great masterpiece. Those Richard Matheson scriots weren't pure Poe by any means, but they had true style and real psychological force. Corman's Poe movies are some of the greatest horror films of all time.

Unquestionably. That's why we had one more tonight before heading to bed in a bit...

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Needless to say, she loved it. For tomorrow, I am thinking Haunted Palace and Tomb of Ligeia.

[vanlutz]

Metropolis on TCM INCREDIBLE!

[neverending]

I love Tomb of Ligeia. Price is so haunted in that film. One of his finest performances, IMO.

[roshiq]

The Thing from Another World (1951)

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Though it may loosely based on Campbell's original story but still it was pleasantly entertaining and surely 50's one of the best sci-fi output for the genre.

>>: A-

[_____V_____]

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...back-to-back. Made for a great double bill.

I still got the opening theme from the original stuck in my head! Catchy tune.

[_____V_____]

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First time viewing, and I was very impressed. Boasting of a background score by Ennio Morricone, Barbara Steele is very much in her elements as she performs her dual roles to perfection, and the haunting atmosphere really adds to the mood of the film. Recommended to all fans of vintage gothic Italian horror, and to Steele fans too, but of course.

[roshiq]

Histoires extraordinaires aka Spirits of the Dead (1968)

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>>: B-

[neverending]

I particularly like the Felini episode in that film!

[roshiq]

Blood Feast (1963)

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My beginning with H.G. Lewis films...the granddaddy of Gore!:)

>>: B

[The Ugly Duchess]

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This movie is much better than it's title!

[GoreHound13]

Little Barbershop of Horrors - 1960!

[FreddyMyers]

The War of the Worlds-1953

The feeling of impending doom is what really makes this movie. Might sound stupid but i think this version feels more real than the (awful) remake. I couldnt imagine how the audience felt after watching this at a drive thru or theater when it was first realeased. The whole way home everyone in the car was probably looking up at the sky waiting to see one of the alien spaceships breaking thru a cloud. Must have scared people senseless back in the day.

[GoreHound13]

House on Haunted Hill (1958)
The Bat (1959)
Last Man on Earth (1964)

You gotta love Vincent Price..... May he Rest in Piece.

[The Ugly Duchess]

The War of the Worlds-1953

The feeling of impending doom is what really makes this movie. Might sound stupid but i think this version feels more real than the (awful) remake. I couldnt imagine how the audience felt after watching this at a drive thru or theater when it was first realeased. The whole way home everyone in the car was probably looking up at the sky waiting to see one of the alien spaceships breaking thru a cloud. Must have scared people senseless back in the day.

I agree with you 100%. The 1953 War Of The Worlds film is my favorite film of all time. I have probably watched it more than any other film in my collection.

Though the 2005 remake has some merit, it cannot stand up against the original in any way.

Look at the fine special effects! They didn't have computers ( or at least like we have today) at that time.

The whole scene where the Martians come out of the gully in the original was all done on a large table top!

I have it on DVD so now I won't wear it out.

[GoreHound13]

Thank god for dvd's without them over half my horror collection would be warn down to nothing. Also LOVE War of The Worlds (1953)

[FreddyMyers]

I agree with you 100%. The 1953 War Of The Worlds film is my favorite film of all time. I have probably watched it more than any other film in my collection.

Though the 2005 remake has some merit, it cannot stand up against the original in any way.

Look at the fine special effects! They didn't have computers ( or at least like we have today) at that time.

The whole scene where the Martians come out of the gully in the original was all done on a large table top!

I have it on DVD so now I won't wear it out.

*SPOILER*(I guess)

Love the gully scene. Also has one of the best endings cause is the simplest. The martians simply couldnt adapt to our germs and in return got sick and died. Simple but also the most realistic IMO.

[GoreHound13]

It just goes to show ya, humans are tough shit because we live in germs, pollute the ocean!

[HardCoreKid]

Blood Feast

[good vs evil]

Diary of a Madman with the incomparable Vincent Price.:)

[GoreHound13]

:) YA VINCENT PRICE FAN!!!! and its a girl, really glad to hear it! :) and top-notch Price choice btw ;)

[good vs evil]

:) YA VINCENT PRICE FAN!!!! and its a girl, really glad to hear it! :) and top-notch Price choice btw ;)

Thank you, thank you applause please. What's your favorite scary movie?:eek:

[GoreHound13]

Friday the 13th, part 4 to be specific :P whats your favorite scarry movie? ;)

[good vs evil]

Friday the 13th, part 4 to be specific :P whats your favorite scarry movie? ;)

So many horror films so little time. My favorites are all of the John Carpenter films, especially Halloween 1978, and the Zombie versions. Next up Poltergeist and The Ring.

[roshiq]

The Devil-Doll (1936)

http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/9071/thedevildoll.jpg

A beautiful sci-fi revenge thriller from Tod Browning where Lionel Barrymore on the lead almost steals the show by his terrific performance. The special effects were pretty great and loved the ending...quite touching indeed.

>>: B+

Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)

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>>: B

[neverending]

Great to see you getting into the films of Russ Meyer! I recommend Mudhoney.

[GoreHound13]

Nosferatu - 1922

[phantomstranger]

"Monster On The Campus" (1958)

[FreddyMyers]

Great to see you getting into the films of Russ Meyer! I recommend Mudhoney.

Loved Faster Pussycat and also watched Vixen in the same sitting. I think that was his as well....right? Is Mudhoney as expletive as the rest, hope so. Didnt he direct or produce Easy Rider as well?

[neverending]

Vixen is his, but Easy Rider is not.

Mudhoney is a bit of a different bird for Meyer. It's more of a Southern white trash soap opera.

And no, there's no explicit sex in it.

[FreddyMyers]

Not sure how or why i had the Easy Rider reference. Some reason it just popped in my head. Over the top sex or not still gonna watch and probably enjoy Mudhoney though. Thanks for the non-direct recommendation.

[_____V_____]

Rummaged through my old VHS collection (which I hadn't done in quite some time now), and found a 60s sci-fi gem...

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Fantastic film. Oliver Reed steals every scene he is in as the merciless King. The continuously paced script adds a lot to the suspense which builds till the end. I would love to see a complete restored DVD of this film. (It's really surprising that they haven't released one yet)

Recommended to all my friends here. See if you can track this one down - NE, Newb, Chrono, Doc, Zwoti, Elvis, Ferox, Psycho, Return, Alky, Fort, Roshiq, MissMacabre...and those who I missed.

* * * *

[FreddyMyers]

Im assuming the late Mrs. Pitt is in this Hammer film.
Just looked it up on netflix. Comes in a double feature with Never Take Candy From A Stranger. Twice the fun.

[zwoti]

Recommended to all my friends here. See if you can track this one down - NE, Newb, Chrono, Doc, Zwoti, Elvis, Ferox, Psycho, Return, Alky, Fort, Roshiq, MissMacabre...and those who I missed.


used to have this on video, before i threw them all away.

[Elvis_Christ]

used to have this on video, before i threw them all away.

:eek: any sweet pre-cert stuff?

[zwoti]

:eek: any sweet pre-cert stuff?

had a few of the nasties, loads of asian films (mostly action) that i haven't found on dvd yet

[Elvis_Christ]

had a few of the nasties, loads of asian films (mostly action) that i haven't found on dvd yet

Eastern Eye over here brings out some great Asian titles but there's so much that hasn't made it onto DVD from the Chinatown Video days.

[zwoti]

one day i'll find a nice copy of prison on fire 1&2, pedicab driver and others :mad:

[Elvis_Christ]

Damn Prison On Fire was great ...never caught the second one. I used to be obsessed with Chow Yun-fat round the time Woo broke big in the US with Hard Target. I've still cut my uncut tape of The Killer with the terrible english dub :D

[roshiq]

The Tomb of Ligeia (1964)

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/4969/tombofligeia.jpg

>>: A-

Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964)

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>>: B+

[neverending]

Tomb of Ligiea is one of my favorite Price performances.

[_____V_____]

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...back to back.

Wife loved it. She is really digging these 50s and 60s sci-fi/horror stuff. I think what appeals to her most is the originality of these films.

[neverending]

War of the Colossal Beast is the film that got me hooked on this junk.

[roshiq]

Haven't seen any of the 'Colossal' films yet. Sounds pretty interesting...:)

[The Ugly Duchess]

Tomb of Ligiea is one of my favorite Price performances.

I'll second that!

[_____V_____]

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Caught this on late night TV. Lovely! :cool:

[roshiq]

The Beast from 20000 Fathoms (1953)

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Fantastic creature, awesome feature! Surprised to see Lee Van Cleef as the sharpshooter in the final climax. :)

>>: A-

[phantomstranger]

The Beast from 20000 Fathoms (1953)

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Fantastic creature, awesome feature! Surprised to see Lee Van Cleef as the sharpshooter in the final climax. :)

>>: A-


One of my all time favorite films. A classic monster movie. One of the best

[roshiq]

The Horrible Secret of Dr. Hichcock (1962)

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>>: B+

The Ghost (1963)

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>>: B+

Both are fantastic, atmospheric Gothic horror films with great background scores. Though Barbara Steel looked stunning in the Horrible Secret but liked that almost unrelated sequel bit more than the original as the story, characters and the way everything unfolds found a slight more interesting. Now want to check out some more Riccardo Freda films in future.

[psycho d]

Freaks (1932). This discomfiting classic from Tod Browning cannot be labeled a horror movie proper, but more a drama whose characters are deemed horrible to contemplate. Far from exploitative, Freaks works instead to reveal that these humans, relegated to a sideshow, are just as normal as everyone else. In fact, they might be more community-minded than many "normal" people, as will be revealed by their "code." With science today, human disfigurements, oddities, are much the rarer. This leads to an interesting trick of the mind as it searches to find evidence of cgi for scenes that seem too bizarre to be awarded as genuine. Freaks serves a greater purpose as a documentary of a bygone era, of the circus lives of human aberrations that today's world deems politically incorrect to an exponential degree. Maybe this is fair, but this film divulges that these freaks seem perfectly content in their community, where they feel at home with themselves, and where their special condition can actually be a profitable affair. The story itself was classic simple, but the canvas upon which it plays out is compelling. With the use of actual circus performers for many of the roles, the acting ranges from pretty good to deplorable, which by no means detracts from its overall puissance. In fact, it might just humanize these characters all the more. Again, while not a horror flick proper, at least to this simpleton, the ending is one that cannot but be indelibly burned into the nightmarish recesses of the mind, where the characters that we have come to empathize with suddenly admit to our childish specters of human monstrosity by reverting to a mud-stained enterprise that only the gelatinous soils of Hell could produce.
Genruk

[roshiq]

These are the Damned (1963)

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>>: A-

The Bells (1926)

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Wonderful to see Barrymore & Karloff together in this beautiful silent feature.

>>: B+

[phantomstranger]

"A Study In Terror" (1965)
-John Neville

Plot: Sherlock Holmes vs Jack The Ripper

Phantom's Review: Very entertaining, highly fictionalized mystery thriller. Has a kind of a "Hammer Film" feel to it . Not as good as 1979's "Murder By Decree" but still very enjoyable.

[roshiq]

The Penalty (1920)

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Remarkable...simply remarkable! Another outstanding performance from Lon Chaney...even 90 years later, who's still amazing to watch today. A master craftsman in world cinema not only for silent era, undoubtedly for all time.

>>: A

The Phantom Carriage (1921)

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A wonderfully moving & brilliantly made human drama about guilt and redemption, with a bit of supernatural overtones and jaw dropping special effects that was even far ahead of its time.

>>: A

[neverending]

I saw the Phantom Cairrage about a year ago. Full of amazing images and effects. A remarkable film.

[psycho d]

The Tingler (1959). The Tingler was top-shelf B horror fun, no doubt about it. This wonderful flick reminds us just how much fun horror movies should (and could) be today; movie makers take note. I love how director William Castle would have the movie theaters rigged in order to physically scare its audience. No doubt such a gimmick today would find its way into the endless caverns of litigation. The Tingler's set of characters was perfect. Vincent Price dominates as always in his role of delicate moral ambiguity. The rest of the cast sets the stage for the fun that is to follow, a splendid array of good, evil, and equivocation. The story itself, based on the fascination of fear, moves from scene to scene with ease. Vincent Price's bout with lysergic acid was especially remarkable. The special effects were laughable, but in an adorable fashion. In the end, this cheesy schlock-fest will have achieved its nefarious designs through the sheer puissance of unfiltered entertainment.
d

[neverending]

One of my all time favorites! I find more to this than a schlock-fest. The set piece of the deaf woman's death is harrowing. Castle could scare!

[roshiq]

One of my all time favorites! I find more to this than a schlock-fest. The set piece of the deaf woman's death is harrowing. Castle could scare!

Totally agree. Moreover it was my first Vincent Price movie...so have a very special fondness about this one. :)

[psycho d]

Dracula (1931). Dwight Frye's inimitable Remfield initiates this classic in his carriage ride to the depths of Hell, and thus thus begins Dracula, one of the greatest renditions of Bram Stoker's novel. This talkie unfairly shoves Nosferatu aside as Bela Lugosi single-handedly creates a caricature of Dracula that stands unhinged even today. Unlike the vermin-like Nosferatu, Count Dracula carries himself with the compelling air of a foreign aristocrat, even charming at times. But the core of Dracula cannot be sequestered, almost as if the evil within cannot but help to ooze to the surface of this unctuous entity. He is but a nefarious monstrosity of savagery cloaked in aristocratic garb. Only his barely checked temperance keeps his secret, for the moment anyway. Much has been said that Bela carries this whole flick, and while his puissance cannot be denied, his newly created groveler comes close to equaling Bela's performance. Dwight Frye's depiction of Remfield, real-estate agent turned supernatural kowtower, is a chilling a performance of a mooncalf that can nary be replicated. From what evil depths did he pull that laugh might best be left undiscovered. In an industry still finding its purchase, Tod Browning's Dracula stands tall as a dark beacon that helps illuminate the way for horror masterpieces yet to come.
d

[roshiq]

Castle of Blood (1964)

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Damn! I think I could have even liked it more if I haven't seen the 1971 remake before.

>>: B+

[psycho d]

Fiend Without a Face (1958). This 50s B movie sci-fi classic somehow made the grade with Criterion, and at first glance this seems an inexplicable maneuver. The story goofy, the acting fun but not stellar, of what importance could such a little flick find discharge? First and foremost, for the time, the stop-action effects must have been remarkable. But more than that, this is one of the first gore-fests ever produced, at least in its day. Coupled with the terrifying sounds of the monsters, this new imagery could not but terrify any child whose eyes were glued to the set, afterward found to be clogging up their windows with Legos or Lincoln logs. Lastly, Criterion's import can be elicited in the message, this time with man forging blindly forward in imaginative technology without proper consideration of the consequences, a time-honored and important practice of movies since the first director decided to foist his dispatch upon the world. Even without all of the cerebral ruminations, Fiend Without a Face is truly an entertaining piece of work, a classic whose horribly fresh animation might frighten adult and child alike. As such, it is the perfect way to spend a lightening-filled afternoon in the glory of 50 sci-fi fun.
d

[neverending]

Those brains STILL scare me!

[phantomstranger]

Fiend Without a Face (1958). This 50s B movie sci-fi classic somehow made the grade with Criterion, and at first glance this seems an inexplicable maneuver. The story goofy, the acting fun but not stellar, of what importance could such a little flick find discharge? First and foremost, for the time, the stop-action effects must have been remarkable. But more than that, this is one of the first gore-fests ever produced, at least in its day. Coupled with the terrifying sounds of the monsters, this new imagery could not but terrify any child whose eyes were glued to the set, afterward found to be clogging up their windows with Legos or Lincoln logs. Lastly, Criterion's import can be elicited in the message, this time with man forging blindly forward in imaginative technology without proper consideration of the consequences, a time-honored and important practice of movies since the first director decided to foist his dispatch upon the world. Even without all of the cerebral ruminations, Fiend Without a Face is truly an entertaining piece of work, a classic whose horribly fresh animation might frighten adult and child alike. As such, it is the perfect way to spend a lightening-filled afternoon in the glory of 50 sci-fi fun.
d

This has been one of my favorite monster movies for years. A classic of it's kind.

[hacelikewhoa]

Dracula's daughter 1936.

[Horror4ever]

Island of Lost Souls
Freaks

[psycho d]

The Blob (1958). This creature classic holds up well and was as enjoyable today as it must must have been terrifying to children of its day. The standouts attributes include a young Steve McQueen and a terrifyingly, shapeless gob of a monster whose terror is born of its gooey lack of form. With many classic horror flicks, as compared to today's plethora of CGI, it is difficult to imagine classic effects that can actually elicit fear. The Blob is likely an exception, at least for today's youngins that might stumble across it. More so, this classic creature might have been at its frightful best when off the screen and thereby engulfing one's imagination. The acting was fair, which is in perfect accord for such a marvelous low-budget classic. Where The Blob stands tall are in its two standout scenes, one of which utilizes the camera effectively to exacerbate the sense of terror that has been infused into this small town. The denouement is short and sweet, satisfying and true to the era. While maybe not a masterpiece by today's standards, instead its originality and execution have rightfully oozed purchase into the realm of true horror classics. Merci.
d

[phantomstranger]

"The Phantom Of The Opera" (1925)
-Lon Chaney

Brilliant on all levels. One of the greats in horror cinema. A must see film for all fans of classic horror.

[roshiq]

Torture Garden (1967)

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Loved the Piano & Poe story most.

>>: B+

[zwoti]

rodan
war of the gargantuas
not of this earth
attack of the crab monsters
the projected man
phantom of the opera (25/29 & 41)

[phantomstranger]

rodan
war of the gargantuas
not of this earth
attack of the crab monsters
the projected man
phantom of the opera (25/29 & 41)


Sounds like a week well spent.

[phantomstranger]

"I Eat Your Skin" (1964)

Plot: ( For lack of a better term?)
Swinging '60's Writer Tom Harris, his agent and his agents wife arrive on a beautiful island in search of material on voodoo legends for his novel. He unfortunately stumbles onto the secret laboratory of a mad scientist who is experimenting on reversing the aging process and instead is turning the natives into bug eyed zombies

Phantom's Review: One of the best of the worst. A crap classic on all levels. Bad acting, terrible FX, no scares and the humor falls as flat as a board.
In other words...IT"S GREAT!! But only if your in the mood for cheese. Perfect for a bad movie night.
.

[phantomstranger]

"Phantom Lady" (1944)

Plot: IMDB
Unhappily married Scott Henderson spends the evening on a no-name basis with a hat-wearing woman he picked up in a bar. Returning home, he finds his wife strangled and becomes the prime suspect in her murder. Every effort to establish his alibi fails; oddly no one seems to remember seeing the phantom lady (or her hat). In prison, Scott gives up hope but his faithful secretary, "Kansas," doggedly follows evanescent clues through shadowy nocturnal streets.

Phantom's Review: Well made little Film Noir. Good plot and acting. Suspenseful and atmospheric. Very entertaining.

[roshiq]

Fiend Without a Face (1958)

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Wow! I thought they would keep the fiends remain invisible throughout the movie; so I was pleasantly surprised at the last part when those creepy 'Mental Vampires' started to become visible on the screen. The accomplishment was far ahead of its time...the special effects, sound effects, gore & the design or outlook of those creatures were incredible! And that makes now certain that why a remake (http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/36536/fiend-without-a-face-remake-works) is on the way for Hollywood.:rolleyes:

>>: A-

[neverending]

I love that movie. Those things still scare me!

[roshiq]

Horror Hotel (1960)

http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g348/sanjidhdc/HORRORHOTEL.jpg

>>: B+

[roshiq]

The Fall of the House of Usher (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0018770/) (1928)

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A pretty bleak, morbid & loose adaptation of Poe's House of Usher classic. The Gothic atmospheric settings worked wonderfully; inside the house...the interiors of the walls, the mirrors, the curtains and the painting...all conveyed like the inner world of Roderick...dank, gloomy and decaying. With such nightmarish great visuals the eerie & sad background scores also contributed brilliantly in this total surreal masterpiece from silent era French cinema. But you can't compare it with Roger Corman's version...cause in a cinematic point of view both are extraordinary achievement but completely different than each other as the way they treated the Usher story in their own terms & fashion.

>>: A

[psycho d]

The Collector (1965). Every so often a film comes along whose originality threatens its placement in a genre proper. The Collector is one such beast. Not really a horror flick, it is more a creepy drama centering on the early years of a mentally unbalanced man.

The story is itself claustrophobic, and how such a simple premise could be magnified into a feature length film defies logic. For the most part this film enjoys a limited set and an even more limited number characters. It is the terrifying story of a forcefully contrived relationship and its repercussions. This awkward situation infuses itself into the meat of the story, allowing for a continual sense of dread even when things appear to be going well onscreen. It almost comes off as an accidental horror flick.

The acting was phenomenal. With only two characters filling the screen for most all of its run time, these two never become tiresome, but instead almost ripen right before our eyes. Terrence Stamp excels as the creep, a man that seems fully transparent but whose character is from such a different planet that we can only sense the dread that is in store for those caught in his net. Samantha Eggar is likewise wonderful, herself trying every trick in her purse to remedy her dismal situation. Toward the film's end her frustration drives her to decisions that really cannot be helped but that will likely perpetuate her desperate plight.

William Wyler's direction was spectacular. The whole production was held just askew enough to leave us perfectly discombobulated without feeling alienated. Awkward camera angles continually pull out the perturbed emotions that drives this story forward. The score was splendid as well. It more than set the mood, but almost applauded the twisted nature of the antagonist and his wiles.

Even the end was a fresh surprise, its denouement leaving plenty of room for fertile imaginations to manifest scenarios even worse than that which was just survived, and all without unnecessary violence or gore.
d

[BookZombie]

Leech Woman. The movie was a little all all over the place in that they had tried to cream a to long story into a to short movie but all in all I liked it and I think it is a good film. If I am not mistaken this film was made in 1960.

The plot of Leech Woman is that you have a scientist who completely neglects his beautiful, older wife to find a way to reverse aging. One of his patients claim to be over 150 years old, the scientist and his wife go to Africa and learn that a woman's secret is powder from a particular flower mixed with human spinal fluids.

The acting was good, and a costumes and sets where nice to. All in all I really liked this film.

[yobbos1]

Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein and The Mummy. Been on a Karloff kick lately.

[roshiq]

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920)

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oh, that's I think the creepiest makeover for Mr. Hyde ever portrayed in films. Loved it.

>>: A-


The Bloody Vampire (http://www.coolasscinema.com/2009/03/bloody-vampire-1962-review.html) (1962)

http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g348/sanjidhdc/Bloodyvampire62.jpg

This is one hell of a fun vampire flick from Mexico. :)

>>: B+

[BookZombie]

I saw The Devil's Hand today, it is from 1960 something and was rather fun, a bit slow at times but definitely fun.

[neverending]

Mr. Sardonicus.


One of Castle's best. He plays it straight all the way through and creates a really creepy atmosphere. Oskar Homolka is great as Sardonicus's servant. This could almost be a Hammer film, if it were in color.

[Jokuc]

I am watching Frankenstein right now hah :)

..Not finished yet but I know how it ends..

[neverending]

Curse of the Demon.

A masterpiece, even in its truncated form.

[Ferox13]

Curse of the Demon.

A masterpiece, even in its truncated form.

I just looked that up...It mentions in Wiki that (14 mins in 3 scenes have now been restored on all home video versions). Cut scenes included a visit to the Hobart family farm, a trip to Stonehenge, and snippets of the seance scenes and conversations between Karswell and his mother.

Its been ages since I've seen that film but I don't remember 'a trip to Stonehenge' was this restored in the version you watched.

But you're 100% correct - the film is a master piece. I really must buy it on DVD. It one of the few times where a film is better than the source material (though I love the James story too).

I know Tourneur really didn't want the demon seen but I actually liked it and its design. The still of the demons face has really become a horror icon.

[The Ugly Duchess]

I recently watched How To Make A Monster, Blood Of Dracula and The Killer Shrews.

[The Ugly Duchess]

I just watched "The Killer Shrews", which I loved, even thought it was apparent that the shrews were just dogs with rat tails pinned on their asses.

I just watched this one too. Even though they were dogs with rat tails pinned on their asses, I used my imagination and loved every minute of the film.

[neverending]

I just looked that up...It mentions in Wiki that (14 mins in 3 scenes have now been restored on all home video versions). Cut scenes included a visit to the Hobart family farm, a trip to Stonehenge, and snippets of the seance scenes and conversations between Karswell and his mother.

Its been ages since I've seen that film but I don't remember 'a trip to Stonehenge' was this restored in the version you watched.

But you're 100% correct - the film is a master piece. I really must buy it on DVD. It one of the few times where a film is better than the source material (though I love the James story too).

I know Tourneur really didn't want the demon seen but I actually liked it and its design. The still of the demons face has really become a horror icon.

The version I watched was 85 minutes long. No trip to Stonehenge and no trip to the farm.
I like the demon as they show it from afar- all firey and smoking... but I have to admit the close-up is a bit cheesey. I'd love to see it as Tournier wanted it. Like The Haunting, the imagination could do wonders.

[phantomstranger]

"Dracula's Daughter" (1936)
-Gloria Holden

Plot: IMDB
Prof. Van Helsing is in danger of prosecution for the murder of Dracula...until a hypnotic woman steals the Count's body and cremates it. Bloodless corpses start appearing in London again, and Hungarian countess Marya Zaleska seeks the aid of Jeffrey Garth, psychiatrist, in freeing herself of a mysterious evil influence. The scene changes from foggy London back to that eerie road to the Borgo Pass...

Phantom's Review: Lambert Hillyer's atmospheric sequel to 1931's "Dracula".
a creepy, well ,made film. Heavy on atmosphere and style
As far as sequels go, this ones a winner.

[roshiq]

The Quatermass Xperiment (1955)

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>>: A

[phantomstranger]

"Pursuit To Algiers" (1945)
-Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce

Plot: IMDB
Holmes is recruited to escort the heir to a European throne safely back to his homeland after his father's assassination.

Phantom's Review: Decent entry in the Rathbone Universal Series. Good story and acting. Nothing great, but fun to watch.

[phantomstranger]

"War Of The Colossal Beast" (1958)
Plot: IMDB
Glenn Manning, "The Amazing Colossal Man," believed dead after falling from the Hoover Dam, reemerges in rural Mexico, brain damaged, disfigured, and very hungry.

Phantom's Review: Sequel to the classic(?) "The Amazing Colossal Man". Cheesy, silly and lots of fun. Perfect for a bad movie night.

[neverending]

"War Of The Colossal Beast" (1958)
Plot: IMDB
Glenn Manning, "The Amazing Colossal Man," believed dead after falling from the Hoover Dam, reemerges in rural Mexico, brain damaged, disfigured, and very hungry.

Phantom's Review: Sequel to the classic(?) "The Amazing Colossal Man". Cheesy, silly and lots of fun. Perfect for a bad movie night.

This is the film that got me into horror movies, so I have a soft spot for it. That horrible face was thew scariest thing I had ever seen!

[neverending]

The Story of Mankind

Not actually a horror movie- it's a light-hearted allegorical fantasy in which The Spirit of Mankind (Ronald Coleman in his last film) and Mr. Scratch argue the fate of humankind in a celestial courtroom.

Vincent Price plays the debonair devil, Mr. Scratch, trying to prove mankind is ultimately evil, and he is in typically fine form. It's a perfect role for him.

Other members of the cast- John Carradine as an Egyptian pharoh, Harpo Marx as Isaac Newton, Peter Lorre as Nero, Groucho Marx as a Pilgrim, Heddy Lamar as Joan of Arc, Agnes Moorhead as Queen Elisabeth and Dennis Hopper as Napoleon.

Not really a great movie, but fun to watch for all the star cameos.

Directed by Irwin Allen.

[roshiq]

The Story of Mankind

Not actually a horror movie- it's a light-hearted allegorical fantasy in which The Spirit of Mankind (Ronald Coleman in his last film) and Mr. Scratch argue the fate of humankind in a celestial courtroom.

Vincent Price plays the debonair devil, Mr. Scratch, trying to prove mankind is ultimately evil, and he is in typically fine form. It's a perfect role for him.

Other members of the cast- John Carradine as an Egyptian pharoh, Harpo Marx as Isaac Newton, Peter Lorre as Nero, Groucho Marx as a Pilgrim, Heddy Lamar as Joan of Arc, Agnes Moorhead as Queen Elisabeth and Dennis Hopper as Napoleon.

Not really a great movie, but fun to watch for all the star cameos.

Directed by Irwin Allen.

What a cast! I'll definitely love to give it a watch soon. :)

[phantomstranger]

"Earth vs The Spider" (1958)

Plot: IMDB
When a man doesn't come home one night his daughter and her boyfriend go out searching and encounter a giant spider in a cave near the man's wrecked car. Coming back with the Sheriff, the spider is seemingly killed by DDT spraying, and the body then hauled for storage in the high school gymnasium. However, a loud dose of rock music by a teenage garage band revives the arachnid and sends it rampaging through the town.

Phantom's Review: Another Bert I. Gordon classic. Simple plot, cheesy FX, and barely there acting......in other words..IT"S GREAT!!
Lord, how I love these 1950's giant monster movies.

[Ferox13]

"Earth vs The Spider" (1958)


Did you ever notice that Bert I. Gordon's intials spell BIG..

He made some great Giant monster/animal/people films...I must do a rewatch of them.

[phantomstranger]

The Killer Shrews (1959)
Plot: IMDB



On an isolated island, a small group of people are terrorized by giant voracious shrews in the midst of a hurricane.

Phantom's Review: A.K.A....Dogs In Wigs.
Hysterically funny, low budget monster movie.
Bad FX, over acting and a barely there plot..in other words..IT"S GREAT!!
If you love those silly 1950's movies( like I do) this one is for you

[The Ugly Duchess]

Have watched Earth Vs The Spider and The Killer Shrews recently. Fun movies to watch!

Also have watched Roger Corman's Triple set recently released: Attack Of The Crab Monsters, Not Of This Earth & War Of The Satellites.

Certainly not Academy Award material but still entertaining and enjoyable.

[roshiq]

Color Me Blood Red (1964)

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>>: B-

[g0rehound 88]

Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966)

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[phantomstranger]

"Frankenstein" (1931)
-Boris Karloff

There is absolutely nothing I can say about this film , that has not been said already.
So I'll use the one word that describes it best...classic.

[g0rehound 88]

"Frankenstein" (1931)
-Boris Karloff

There is absolutely nothing I can say about this film , that has not been said already.
So I'll use the one word that describes it best...classic.

Well put... easily one of my favorite horror films.

[roshiq]

The Fallen Idol (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0040338/) (1948)

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A very beautiful suspense drama from Carol Reed with excellent cinematography and screenplay. Just gave it a watch after reading it about on Totalfilm.com's list of 20 Awesome Obscure Movies.

>>: A

[Mortis]

Just saw Nosferatu... I was really impressed. The whole silent thing is new for me but I think its something I can get into.

[Diabolical]

Just saw Nosferatu... I was really impressed. The whole silent thing is new for me but I think its something I can get into.

Check out Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages

[Fearonsarms]

Cat People (1942). Surprisingly effective and subtle horror. The "stalking" scene is exceptional.

[Fearonsarms]

Other great silent films-
Vampyr
Der Golem
Fall Of The House Of Usher
Faust (though I admit the second half drags on a bit too long)
The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari

[Mortis]

Thanks for the silent film recommendations guys. Gonna have to check more of them out.

[phantomstranger]

"The Creeping Terror" (1964)
-Vic Savage

Plot: For lack of a better term

A spaceship lands near a small Calif town and a giant walking carpet emerges to eat the local population.

Phantom's Review: This film makes "Plan 9 From Outer Space" seem like "Citizen Kane"
Quite possibly the worst monster movie ever made, so of course ....I Loved It!
Bad from start to finish. A true crap classic.

[Diabolical]

In the past 3 months Ive watch Black Sunday, The Bad Seed and The Birds. I own the birds so i watch it often. Black Sunday is a really good movie. The Bad Seed is also great. The little girl does a superb job. I highly reccomend all 3.

[hueyisme]

I watched one last week on an old vhs tape I got at a yard sale called Invasion, USA. its a movie about the russians invading the U S and nuking all the major cities. It came out in 1950, it was a low-budget film with primitive special effects and unknown actors but it had a good story line and the ending had a unique twist. I saw it when I was about 12 years old in a theatre and it scared the hell out of me. For a long time I thought the Russians were going to invade at any minute.

[roshiq]

Die! Die! My Darling! (1965)

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A pretty entertaining psycho-biddy from Hammer. I was just wondering how it would turned out if James Bond had a boss (M) like Mrs. Trefoile (also played by Tallulah Bankhead)!:D

>>: B+

[phantomstranger]

"The Invisible Man" (1933)
-Claude Rains


James Whales brilliant classic.This is one that can't be beat.

[Fearonsarms]

Murders In The Rue Morgue (1932)-I really enjoyed this-I guess it helps if you're a Poe fan and don't mind Bela Lugosi hamming it up. Still it was very good.

[slysje]

psycho, didnt realise before that Norman Bates is kinda cute! well at least the guy that played him:o

[roshiq]

Mother Joan of the Angels (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_Joan_of_the_Angels) (1961)

In a remote convent on the barren plains of 17th-century Poland, a young priest arrives to exorcise the demons from a group of possessed nuns. When he meets the beautiful head of the convent, her blasphemies against the church both repel and excite him, with tragic consequences.

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Based on the same historical events that inspired Ken Russell's 1971 film The Devils, but actually the events of MJOA take place immediately after the "wicked" priest (who was later to be the central male character of THE DEVILS, played by Oliver Reed) has been burned at the stake as a sorcerer, and accuses by the 'possessed' nuns. So, when the film starts the possession and exorcism attempts are already well under way. Given the ten-year gap between the two films, the scenes here of rampaging nuns are nowhere near as explicit as in Russell's film...especially since it mainly concentrates on the man's inner torture and crisis of faith (somewhat like Ingmar Bergman's Seventh Seal fashion) portrayed with high contrast black and white cinematography.

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Nevertheless the possession & exorcism scenes in the first half are beautifully done, however, with the first revelation of evil being particularly unsettling and brilliantly handled. Even the first meeting between the two main characters is fascinating; black beard and black robe of priest against possessed Mother Joan's pure white habit & headdress…the classic colors of good and evil are actually reversed here.
Overall in MOTHER JOAN OF THE ANGELS the Polish director Jerzy Kawalerowicz showed a disturbing exploration of faith, oppression, and desire. It’s indeed a spellbinding character drama & a highly accomplished piece of film making in its own right.

>>: A

[neverending]

What a great review. I'll have to check this out some time.

[roshiq]

Not only as a great film with art house attributes but also I think surely an overlooked gem for the genre fans that they need to give a watch must.:)

[hammerfan]

What a great review. I'll have to check this out some time.

I agree, excellent review! Just added it to the queue at Netflix.

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[neverending]

Tomb of Ligeia is perhaps my favorite Corman Poe adaptation. Price is a haunted. tortured soul and it's one of his greatest performances.

[Fearonsarms]

I actually thought Tomb Of Ligeia was Roger Corman's weakest Poe adaptation to me it felt too much like a cash in-as though they had very few ideas where to take this film and relied solely on Vincent Price's reputation to get people to watch. The Fall Of The House Of Usher however I felt to be one of the best of them by being superbly macabre and tantalisingly atmospheric.

[neverending]

Well, Ligeia is actually a pretty faithful adaptation of the story, so if you feel it's berift of ideas, you might want to blame Mr. Poe...

[neverending]

Maniac (1963)

Early Hammer horror offering, written by their star Jimmy Sangster and directed by Michael Carreras.

The first 10 minutes includes a rape and a murder by acetaline torch. Not one of Sangster's greatest scripts but worth a watch.

[roshiq]

Spalovac mrtvol aka The Cremator (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063633/) (1969)

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Karel Kopfrkingl has the perfect life: a beautiful and faithful wife and two lovely children. His income allows him to surround his family with art and beauty. And more importantly he LOVES his job as a crematorium operator or the title character The Cremator. He finds the idea of burning people every day in the crematorium very much practical as he believes that cremation relieves earthly suffering and sends the soul to Heaven much faster than a standard burial. But as you peel back the layers of this weirdly uncanny character, you will find there is a lot more going on than just Kopfrkingl's desperate attempt to raise his position in life.

Kopfrkingl got the full camera attention every second of the film. The film shares his sadistic thoughts, reveals his gradually developing madness along with his tainted logic through a time to time monologue of his from the beginning to end. This is one of those rare psychological horror features where the audience senses it all the way with a hallucinatory & morbid touch in its every reel.
Though billed as partly a black comedy, this creepy Czech classic is just a bit too uncomfortable and surreal to truly meet that label. Made in the golden decade of Psycho, Repulsion and Carnival of Souls, The Cremator remains unlike any movie you have ever seen before. It's slow, deliberate and genuinely horrifying where the black and white cinematography is haunting but beautiful; musical score is enthralling and aesthetically intriguing.

With barely a Nazi in sight, The Cremator brilliantly captures the political horror of 1930s Europe & the Holocaust as it takes over from within and makes monsters of the most boringly normal of men. And with barely a drop of blood to be found, The Cremator still manages to be brutally real. This is a pure horror and along with the director Juraj Herz, all the credit also goes to the actor (Rudolf Hrusinsky) who magnificently played the lead role...a performance that accurately and metaphorically fills the screen, an upsetting portrayal of a deceiving and psychotic character that steadily become occupied with Nazi political dogma.

Highly recommended.

>>: A

[Fearonsarms]

"Sweeny Todd: Demon Barber Of Fleet Street"(1936) I actually saw this a few weeks ago for the second time and forgot to post about it. This scared me a lot when I saw it the first time as a kid possibly cos this was the early 90s when urban myths about satanism and ouija boards were rife in the UK. Not that this has anything to do with the film but those associations were going through my head at the time. Anyway on second viewing I noticed how sharp the dialogue was and how full of contrasting views it was such are the immortal lines given by the character of Sweeny Todd especially to do with his customers throats lol highly recommended.

On the Subject of Tomb Of Ligeia-I'm surprised that this was faithful to the original "Ligeia" Poe story-its been years since I read it-but I guess I need to read it again I had thought it was more macabre and exciting than the film was-unless I was getting it confused with another Poe story-luckily a friend of mine translated the original latin quotes for me so I'll dig them up as well.

[phantomstranger]

The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes (1935)
Plot: IMDB

Holmes, retired to Sussex, is drawn into a last case when.arch enemy Moriarty arranges with an American gang to kill one John Douglas, a country gentleman with a mysterious past. Holmes' methods baffle Watson and Lestrade, but his results astonish them. In a long flashback, the victim's wife tells the story of the sinister Vermissa Valley.

Phantom's Review: One of the dullest Holmes movies I have ever seen. Not worth the effort

[hueyisme]

I watched The Sadist a couple nights ago, it was a good one. About a serial killer who holds hostage some people in a gas station. It had Arch Hall Jr. in the lead role. He and his father made a series of movies in the late 50's and early 60's. Most of them were garbage, Like EGAAH! The Teen age Caveman and Wild Guitar and some stupid western where he played Billy the Kid. But in The Sadist they had a winner. It was damn good, Hall even looked the part and his acting was very realistic. He must have taken some acting lessons before he did The Sadist, Because in his other movies he couldnt act his way out of a paper bag. I highly recomend it.

[neverending]

Hey now, how can you dis EGAAH?? That's a masterpiece!

[_____V_____]

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Fantastic little Hitchcock-ian masterpiece. Watch it, if you haven't. Highly recommended by me.

[roshiq]

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Fantastic little Hitchcock-ian masterpiece. Watch it, if you haven't. Highly recommended by me.

Downloaded a torrent link already. :)

[Fearonsarms]

The House On Haunted Hill-Just saw this for the fourth time and I was still gripped as much as the first time. Just an amazingly well done film I can't get enough of.

[phantomstranger]

A weekend of classic crap:

They Saved Hitlers Brain
The Creeping Terror
Hot Rods From Hell
Bucket Of Blood

[The Villain]

Devil Doll (1964)

Not the best, seemed more like an episode of The Twilight Zone or something that belonged in an anthology but i still liked it. A couple of small creepy parts and an interesting ending at least.

[newb]

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normally I love this grindhouse camp.....but this was just awful......if they added some boobs....maybe

[roshiq]

The Flesh & the Fiends (1960)

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Though I gladly noticed his name on the opening title credits but it took me quite some time to recognize Donald Pleasence in the role of Hare! Where Cushing delivered another outstanding performance but the surprise package was here Donald Pleasence in the mean & cruel character of Hare, IMO. I'm sure that would make Michael Myers proud:D...to see his therapist in a killing spree for 8 Ginnie per body!

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Btw, in speaking of boobies (as newb was saying about She-Devils on Wheels) bit surprised (& glad!) to see some boobies in the middle of this very early 60s classic!

>>: A-

Island of Terror (1966)

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Pretty good sic-fi feature but damn! Why Cushing had to lose a hand in the end?:mad:

>>: B+

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...two relatively lesser known Price works, to commemorate the legend's 100th birthday tomorrow.

Planning a double bill of The Comedy of Terrors & The Raven for tomorrow night.

[neverending]

The Tower of London is such an amazing film- love it!

And that's a great double bill for tomorrow. The quandry would be which to watch first and which to save for last...

[Ferox13]

The Flesh & the Fiends is defianlly underrated..

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Remake of the Todd Browning silent movie and Chaneys last flick. Its pretty stagey and a bit forced but I so love the basic premise of the films. Chaney is amazing and I always have a soft spot for HArry Earles. A personal fave..

Weirdly I have yet to watch the original.

[_____V_____]

The Tower of London is such an amazing film- love it!

And that's a great double bill for tomorrow. The quandry would be which to watch first and which to save for last...

Indeed. Fantastic film and Price is at his most creative act. I daresay it's one of the best performances he has given in his career.

Comedy first, Raven second. Wife loves Comedy of Terrors and I am not complaining!

[roshiq]

The Last Man on Earth (1964)

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So...this is how it all started, Mr. Romero?:D

Loved it see Price on a post-apocalyptic scenario!

>>: A-

[roshiq]

Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965)

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A question for everyone: "There was one passenger who didn't tap the cards for 3 times...who was it?"

The winner will get 2 HDC points!;)

>>: B+

[_____V_____]

"There was one passenger who didn't tap the cards for 3 times...who was it?"

His middle name is Frank Carandini. :cool:

[neverending]

The Last Man on Earth (1964)

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So...this is how it all started, Mr. Romero?:D

Loved it see Price on a post-apocalyptic scenario!

>>: A-

One of the most amazing aspects of that film is how the stark landscapes really portray a post-apocalyptic world.