Happy Halloween

[stracci2000]

I just needed to post this great shot of Vincent Price

 

[stracci2000]

Night of the Living Dead, a masterpiece

 

[stracci2000]

Barnabas Collins, Dark Shadows

 

[stracci2000]

The great Christopher Lee

 

[stracci2000]

Boris Karloff, The Mummy

 

[stracci2000]

We can't forget Bela Lugosi

 

[stracci2000]

Lon Chaney Jr


Peter Lorre

 

[Calliecake]

Looking at your pictures @Stracci reminds me of watching “Creature Features” as a kid.

 

[stracci2000]

Looking at your pictures @Stracci reminds me of watching “Creature Features” as a kid.

I love all the old horror movies! They were so well done.

 

[Diamond Girl 21]

I love the old classics. Happy Halloween @stracci2000!!!

 

[ItsMainelyYou]

It's time for Jack to dance again. Have a spooky time, my friends!
Happy Halloweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!

 

[Gloria27]

Someone's at the door, it has begun!
Happy Halloween!

 

[stracci2000]

Spencer Tracy as Mr. Hyde

 

[stracci2000]

Nosferatu 1922

 

[stracci2000]

The original and best, 1931


And his bride, 1935

 

[stracci2000]

Peter Cushing as Dr. Frankenstein

 

[ItsMainelyYou]

Peter Cushing as Dr. Frankenstein

I just watched this again recently. Cushing was fabulous, an absolute sociopath!

 

[ItsMainelyYou]

Oh, and since I'm fangirling. Everyone needs to be watching if you like a good scare.

 

[stracci2000]

I just watched this again recently. Cushing was fabulous, an absolute sociopath!

He usually played Van Helsing, but was also a great Dr. Frankenstein. He had a very long career and was in many of the Hammer horror productions.

 

[stracci2000]

Oh, and since I'm fangirling. Everyone needs to be watching if you like a good scare.

Oh, I don't know this one! Probably cause I don't have cable TV.

 

[canuk-gal]

HI:

We've been watching stuff all month!

cheers--Sharon

 

[ItsMainelyYou]

He usually played Van Helsing, but was also a great Dr. Frankenstein. He had a very long career and was in many of the Hammer horror productions.

My childhood! Loved them all and have been a horror fan ever since. My very first horror I really remember was American Werewolf in London- I snuck out of my room and hid behind the couch. I was six. I freaked when he changed, screamed, and both my parents popped their heads over, all startled, and told me to go to bed. I think I gave them quite a scare. I'll never forget their faces

 

[LemonMoonLex]

Oh, I don't know this one! Probably cause I don't have cable TV.

It's not on cable TV. It's on Netflix!
It's a bunch of individual one off spooky stories that are incredibly original! The director is Guillermo del Toro, he directed Pan's Labyrinth.

He's known for the artistry on his monsters, and for making the monsters the main characters. They're fabulous so far but you have to love horror/gore/scary stuff!

 

[canuk-gal]

My childhood! Loved them all and have been a horror fan ever since. My very first horror I really remember was American Werewolf in London- I snuck out of my room and hid behind the couch. I was six. I freaked when he changed, screamed, and both my parents popped their heads over, all startled, and told me to go to bed. I think I gave them quite a scare. I'll never forget their faces

That show scared the heck out of me!

 

[Autumn in New England]

"Creatures crawl in search of blood... to terrorize y'alls neighborhood." My favorite ghoulish line ever uttered. Happy Halloween, friends!!

 

[Autumn in New England]

We can't forget Bela Lugosi

Did you ever see Ed Wood with Johnny Depp? A cult classic... actually, I think Martin Landau won an Oscar for portraying Bela.

 

[stracci2000]

"Creatures crawl in search of blood... to terrorize y'alls neighborhood." My favorite ghoulish line ever uttered. Happy Halloween, friends!!

He was the best......and handsome too!

 

[stracci2000]

Did you ever see Ed Wood with Johnny Depp? A cult classic... actually, I think Martin Landau won an Oscar for portraying Bela.

I have not seen it. I do love Martin Landau, though!

 

[Autumn in New England]

I have not seen it. I do love Martin Landau, though!

Oh then you must! Order it tonight!! But be forewarned, it's an eccentric little film. That's what makes it so great. lol Then again, Ed Wood was a very eccentric guy.

 

[stracci2000]

My childhood! Loved them all and have been a horror fan ever since. My very first horror I really remember was American Werewolf in London- I snuck out of my room and hid behind the couch. I was six. I freaked when he changed, screamed, and both my parents popped their heads over, all startled, and told me to go to bed. I think I gave them quite a scare. I'll never forget their faces

When I was very small, maybe 7 or 8, my older sister and I watched the movie "The House that Screamed" (1969)
I was traumatized for years.