Peter Bogdanovich's Targets, starring the great Boris Karloff.

Not a movie but anybody into podcast and The Universal Horror movies have got to give this one a listen......7 hours long and not a boring moment in the whole damn thing.

http://www.attaboyclarence.com/the-s...rse-of-horrors

Great share! Almost through the first part and loving every second of it.

Night of the Living Dead

I seen part of this when I was in college, but never sat down to watch the whole thing. Again not a zombie fan, but I can't pass up a vintage classic. It sure doesn't build up much suspense, jumping to the invasion almost immediately. At least I can't say it didn't hold my attention. Did not care for it personally, but hey, I can say watched it.

At least you gave it a shot, and watched the whole thing. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. ::wink::

Didn't like NOTLD, eh Roi? As Hammer said, at least you gave it a chance. I love it, of course.

Cat People (1942)
7/10

Attractive & effective cinematography & directing, building mood, suspense & dread. Although I did find the characters & story lacking sufficient depth. There was a point to deepen characters & story, but it went repetitious instead.

For me, I'm a bit fatigued with the cliche beautiful, depressed, moody, fatalistic, dangerous, young female love interest for whom the male lead must save, reach, cure & find a way to love. It's been done so many times, even by 1942.

It has its vintage charm, but I was annoyed the only semi-intelligent character who actually made it through the movie would be so stupid to get himself killed. I knew before he even came out of the basement to make himself known and heard first. ::roll eyes::

Dracula-1931.


Bela. ::love::

The Devil Commands with Boris Karloff (1941)