Halloween Movies

TIMELESS CLASSICS

classicold-2000fathoms.gif (7371 bytes)The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953)
Sci-fi/thriller about an irritated dinosaur trashing Manhattan after being awakened by nuclear tests. Monster movie fans should get kicks from the classic claymation effects, though some will find its 1950s earnestness hokey.
Starring: Paul Christian, Paula Raymond
Director: Eugene Lourie
Runtime: 80 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-theblob.gif (6942 bytes)The Blob (1958)
Classic sci-fi/horror B-movie about a gelatinous threat from outer space. This was a rollicking treat for teen drive-in dates in the '50s. Still holds pleasure for fans of campy horror.
Starring: Steve McQueen, Aneta Corseaut
Director: Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.
Runtime: 80 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-creature.gif (9055 bytes)Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
A favorite classic, much-imitated sci-fi/horror date movie was a hit with 1950s audiences. Classic sci-fi buffs and fans of camp find plenty of entertainment here. The sequels aren't to bad either!
Starring: Richard Carlson, Julie Adams
Director: Jack Arnold
Runtime: 79 minutes
Rating: G
classicold-dracula.gif (6472 bytes)Dracula (1931)
Classic tale of a Transylvanian vampire who searches for blood in this genre-creating horror classic. This movie set the tone for all future vampire films. Film history buffs and those who love vampires will enjoy it.
Starring: Bela Lugosi, Helen Chandler
Director: Tod Browning
Runtime: 84 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-frankenstein.gif (7710 bytes)Frankenstein (1931)
Timeless tragedy about mad scientist creating murderous-yet-childlike creature. This founding example of the monster movie still fascinates horror fans, film history buffs with its still-chilling suspense, sterling performances.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Colin Clive
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 70 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-brideoffrankenstein.gif (7698 bytes)The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Dark, witty sequel about mad doctor creating a mate for his monster. This favorite of critics is still capable of providing heart-thumping jolts for fans of classic horror.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Colin Clive
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 75 minute
Rating: NR
classicold-thefly.gif (6983 bytes)The Fly (1958)
Classic sci-fi horror tale about scientist swapping genes with a fly begins slowly, but builds to memorably chilling, absurd finale. (Help me! Help me!!) A must-see for genre fans.
Starring: Vincent Price, David Hedison
Director: Kurt Neumann

Runtime: 94 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-godzilla.gif (7120 bytes)Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956)
Classic Japanese sci-fi about towering, fire-breathing lizard laying waste to scale model of Tokyo. Monster-movie fans will love its rubbery effects, while the comically dubbed dialogue appeals to camp lovers.
Starring: Raymond Burr, Takashi Shimura
Directors: Inoshiro Honda, Terry Morse
Runtime: 80 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-theinvisibleman.gif (9316 bytes)The Invisible Man (1933)
Intriguing tale of unstable chemist whose invisibility formula makes him both insane and unseen. Macabre humor, remarkable special effects for the time make this fascinating entertainment for classic horror fans.
Starring: Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart
Director: James Whale
Runtime: 71 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-kingkong.gif (6309 bytes)King Kong (1933)
Classic horror thriller about a very large, monstrous ape running amok after being brought to New York City. Though somewhat dated, its groundbreaking effects, still-powerful beauty-and-the-beast drama are considered required viewing for genre fans, cinema buffs.
Starring: Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot
Directors: Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Runtime: 105 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-themummy.gif (7239 bytes)The Mummy (1932)
Reincarnated mummy stalks Egypt for modern bride in chilly horror classic. Masterful atmosphere, dominant Karloff performance add distinction to
this film.
Starring: Boris Karloff, Zita Johann
Director: Karl Freund
Runtime: 72 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-them.gif (6817 bytes)Them! (1954)
Atomic test-created giant ant mutations run amok in 50s sci-fi classic. Classic horror/sci-fi enthusiasts will be drawn in by intelligent script, building tension, and acclaimed, though dated, special effects.
Starring: James Whitmore, Edmund Gwenn
Director: Gordon Douglas
Runtime: 93 minutes
Rating: NR
classicold-thewolfman.gif (7831 bytes)The Wolf Man (1941)
After he's bitten by werewolf, young man transforms into vicious wolf man with every full moon. Chilling story and spectacular make-up effects
for the time provide a thrilling romp for classic horror buffs.
Starring: Lon Chaney Jr., Evelyn Ankers
Director: George Waggner
Runtime: 70 minutes
Rating: NR
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