I saw some of those movies somewhere recently. Netflix I think.
EDIT: I was wrong, 4 of them on Crackle.
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EDIT: I was wrong, 4 of them on Crackle.
An outstanding homage to the old monster movies of yesteryear is Van Helsing starring and Hugh Jackman Kate Beckinsale.
If you've never seen it, it's like an old monster movie, meets Indiana Jones kinda vibe. It has Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, the Wolfman and Dr. Jekyl/Mr. Hyde in it. Here's my favorite scene...
If you've never seen it, it's like an old monster movie, meets Indiana Jones kinda vibe. It has Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, the Wolfman and Dr. Jekyl/Mr. Hyde in it. Here's my favorite scene...
Also lesbian.
Bruce Campbell. Army of Darkness.
Bruce Campbell in anything.
Bruce Campbell in anything.
The tv series Kolchak the Night Stalker. I scored all the episodes on dvd last october for $5, mom and I used to watch it on friday nights when I was 8.
The original John Carpenters 1978 Halloween.
John Carpenters Vampires.
Salems Lot, scored it on dvd a few years back, damn barlow.
Silver Bullet is a good one.
An American Werewolf in London.
The original John Carpenters 1978 Halloween.
John Carpenters Vampires.
Salems Lot, scored it on dvd a few years back, damn barlow.
Silver Bullet is a good one.
An American Werewolf in London.
I read that the other day, after her husband died or divorced. Still was hawt!
Vampyr, 1931
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari -1920
Caligari is a German impressionist film, several versions are on YouTube. Set the stage for many films to come.
Vampyr is a transition film, just getting into sound. With good special effects and a mostly non-professional cast, it's one of the creepier flicks from that era.
Nosferatu - 1922
A great Dracula flick, long before Lugosi. (Lugosi was still the best, IMHO) Good one to watch for old film buffs though, it's amazing how quickly technology advanced in filmaking from 1920-1930.
"Destiny" or Der mude Tod is another silent worth watching. Pretty grim story, but good.
Not many things better than laying around with the wife next to me watching some of these old masterpieces.
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari -1920
Caligari is a German impressionist film, several versions are on YouTube. Set the stage for many films to come.
Vampyr is a transition film, just getting into sound. With good special effects and a mostly non-professional cast, it's one of the creepier flicks from that era.
Nosferatu - 1922
A great Dracula flick, long before Lugosi. (Lugosi was still the best, IMHO) Good one to watch for old film buffs though, it's amazing how quickly technology advanced in filmaking from 1920-1930.
"Destiny" or Der mude Tod is another silent worth watching. Pretty grim story, but good.
Not many things better than laying around with the wife next to me watching some of these old masterpieces.
Them
The Thing
Creature From the Black Lagoon
Frankenstein
and all old vampire movies
The Thing
Creature From the Black Lagoon
Frankenstein
and all old vampire movies
Nosferatu is great!!
