Creature From the Black Lagoon

Still my favorite Universal monster ::love::

Recently watched The House That Dripped Blood, my favorite of the Amicus anthology films. The Peter Cushing segment is a bit of a disappointment due to the less-than-realistic heads that are "served" on the platter, but overall, the film holds up very well.

Jim

The last classic horror film I watched was, "Fiend Without A Face" (1958). It was fairly standard b-movie tropes until the last fifteen minutes, and then I was blown away! This film contains some of the most glorious b-movie action sequences I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. All those flying brains with wriggling tentacles and their viscous, neuron-guts spewing all over in black and white? Awesome!

Mine too...probably the most HANDSOME monster ever::love::

It is pretty good, isn't it, although there a lot of dull spots enlivened by attacks on unsuspecting screaming Canadians, but it sure gets bad ass towards the end, indeed::cool::1

Absolutely!

If only the entirety of the film were exciting as the last fifteen minutes...

The Mummy (1932)

Frankenstein

Dracula

Curse of the Werewolf

Next to Dog Soldiers, my favorite werewolf movie. Of course! It's Hammer!