Who is that?
I'm an avid fan of the whole Lycans, Werewolves, Vampires from the Underworld series with Kate Beckinsale.
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Nah nah not those. I mean the old school universal monster movies. Wolf man, Dracula, Frankenstein, the mummy. The old black and white onesI'm an avid fan of the whole Lycans, Werewolves, Vampires from the Underworld series with Kate Beckinsale.
I watched all of the Tremors series of movies (don't judge me
Lake Placid and Lake Placid 2
Jeepers Creepers (goes without saying)
The miniseries of Frankenstein was dope- I really got into that. The one with Kurt Sutherland and William Hurt. Ended up buying the box set a few years back.
Pacific Rim with the kuyogos (or whatever that's called), I know it's not "horror" per se but I liked the 2 movies.
Cloverfield
The Mist
My dad loves these 2 movies
Killer Bees was his thing and man eating plants 
I can remember these titles right off top
you could have said that in the first place 
just diss my list
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I don't know any old school horror creature feature movies outside of what you already have- wasn't really my preference.
I thought I was clear. That’s why I pointed out Frankenstein and Dracula and creature from the black lagoon.
Brazilian horror icon. His movies were far from perfect, and you might go a lil mad trying to make sense of coffin Joe's philosophies, but his films ooze creativity, and are as memorable as any other horror film released in the 60s.
He released this in the 60s.
Outside of Nosferatu, Vincent Price and the old Draculas, my knowledge is very limited. But will do.. I'm open to checking them out.My b
just wanted to check out a few of the ones I haven’t seen since invisible man drops today. And it’s soooo easy to see them now. shyt you should check some out.
Start with Frankenstein. Then go from there.
Brazilian horror icon. His movies were far from perfect, and you might go a lil mad trying to make sense of coffin Joe's philosophies, but his films ooze creativity, and are as memorable as any other horror film released in the 60s.
He released this in the 60s.
universal?
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just wanted to check out a few of the ones I haven’t seen since invisible man drops today. And it’s soooo easy to see them now. shyt you should check some out.
Yeah that’s on my list. Good looks
My dad loves these 2 movies
He had a collection of these old days type horror movies,
The 1943 Phantom of The Opera is one that doesn't get much love but I enjoyed it. It usually gets compared negatively to the classic Lon Chaney version from 1925.My b
just wanted to check out a few of the ones I haven’t seen since invisible man drops today. And it’s soooo easy to see them now. shyt you should check some out.
