I don't know if you would consider this classic but for me it is ...

Psycho [1960]

It is specifically a classic- as defined in the description of this forum, which can be seen by looking at the forum index.

Quatermass and the Pit (preferred part 2)
The Black Cat (The basil rathbone/Bela version) not as good as the karloff version wich also stars Lugosi but definetly better then Fulci's.

Holy blast from the past Batman!

Welcome back, KK13. :cool:

The Body Snatcher.

Always good to catch this one on late night TV.

The Frankenstein ( The black and white version) I don't know if that one has a special name

War of the Colossal Beast.

Pretty average collaboration between Bert Gordon and Sam Arkoff. Apart from being a sequel, and having some larger-than-life effects, there wasn't much to look into. Average entertainer.

Oh now, you're a bit harsh :mad:

This was the first sci-fi/horror film I ever saw and that horrible face scared me!

"The Giant Claw" (1957)

Synopsis: IMDB
When electronics engineer Mitch MacAfee spots a UFO as "big as a battleship," from his plane, the Air Force scrambles planes to investigate. However, nothing shows up on radar, and one of the jets is lost during the action. MacAfee is regarded as a dangerous crackpot until other incidents and disappearances convince the authorities that the threat is real. Some believe it is a French-Canadian folk legend come to life, but it turns out to be an extraterrestrial giant bird composed of anti-matter whose disregard for human life and architecture threatens the world.


Phantom's review: This is the Cadillac of schlock. Hysterically funny looking monster,( looks like a cross between a turkey buzzard and a muppett.) Over the top acting and a goofy plot. I love it.

The last Classic Horror you watched?
 

The last classic Horror I watched was "The Undying Monster"...Phantomstranger.....I also recently watched "The Giant Claw"What a funny flick...Can you believe I was up until 5:00 A.m. watching it...Your comment s right on about the bird being a cross between a turkey buzzard & muppet, I'm still chuckling...Didn't seem so funny when I was a kid but when I saw it the other night I laughed out loud...

Diary of a Madman

Some rather pedestrian and stagey direction by Reginald LeBorg, but a fine performance, as always, by Vincent Price.

Is that on DVD yet? I'd love to see it.

THEM! 1954.
The grandaddy of all giant bug movies.

I'm not sure. I saw it on Comcast On Demand.

The Halloween week kicked off to a nice start. First I introduced my young daughter to

"The Mad Monster Party"
and
"It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"

and after the family went to bed I stayed up to watch

"Horror Of Dracula"(Best vampire movie ever)


And

"The Fall Of The House Of Usher"


Classics all.

That's a great night of viewing there!

Watched White Zombie last night....i will always have a love for that movie....=)

I watched White Zombie the day before yesterday. Also Black Sabbath and Night Creatures.

(1933) The Invisible Man. I love that movie i use to watch it with my grandpa on halloween.

good choice...i love the classic movies...

Halloween week: Night #2 (Oct 28th)

"The Invisible Man"
"The Invisible Man Returns"

and some light hearted fun

"Godzilla vs The Thing"

Halloween Week: Night #3 (Oct 29th)

"The Thing From Another World" (Original)
"It! The Terror From Beyond Space"
"Fiend Without A Face"

The Tingler

House on Haunted Hill

Freaks.I love little Hans

Halloween Week: Night# 4 (Oct 30th)

an ALLLL day Romero/ Zombie marathon:

"Night Of The Living Dead"
"Dawn Of The Dead"
"Day Of The Dead"
"Land Of The Dead"
"Diary Of The Dead"

Halloween Week Day #5 (Oct 31)

Well, the big day is finally here. After a couple of modern era horror films :

"Nightmare Before Christmas"(my daughter saw it for the first time and loved it)
And "Sleepy Hollow"

the evening went on with some great horror classics:

"Dracula" (1931)
"Frankenstein" (1931)
"The Wolf Man"
"The Exorcist"

Happy Halloween everyone

I watched Bud Abbott and Lou Costella Hold that Ghost

That is one of my all time favorite A & C movies. I love the bit with the candle and the dance Costello does with Joan Davis.

"One Body too Many"

Haha finally someone who likes that movie alot of people i know think its boring. I died of laughter at that part i thought it was great.

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

The Innocents (1961)

Last Man on Earth

I couldn't sleep last night and was flipping through the cable channels. I came accross a public access channel that was showing The Giant Gila Monster. That film is mesmerizing. Every time I see it I have to stop and watch it. The old drunk guy. The awful musical numbers. Afterwards I was reading about it on IMDB and apparently the Giant Gila Monster wasn't even a gila monster! It was a red banded lizard. Perfect.

The Oblong Box (I think this was still '60s might have been '70) ~ I enjoyed it more this time, I think. The first time I watched it, I was just expecting something....different....;)

Yeah AIP will suprise the shit out of ya. I think most of there films are enjoyed more upon second viewing.

The Innocents is by far one of the greatest forgotten horror films ever nice choice sir.

Dementia 13. Still a great thriller.

Hahahaha....what a great movie.

Can't beat those songs! ;)

psycho was the last.

I feel like watching the body snatcher

I haven't watched it in a long time.

Revolt of the Zombies

Yes, Victor Halperin made ANOTHER zombie movie, utilising many of the same themes- lust for power, unrequited love- only this one doesn't have any of the atmosphere, eerieness or surreal imagery of White Zombie- not to mention no Lugosi either.