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Re: IS THERE A MONSTER IN THE HOUSE?????? (reply) I think that there may be some wealth of material if the monsters were approached with a different point of view. Like the story of 'Mary Reilly' did with Jeckle and Hyde. Stories focused on the unfortunate guy who takes the hapless job... |
Universal Horrors | 02/26/13 7:08 PM |
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Re: Mummy Music (reply) Yes. Thanks. It helps very much. |
Horror Music | 06/10/10 6:05 PM |
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Re: Mummy Music (reply) Thanks. I just posted over on Horror music also. |
Universal Horrors | 06/09/10 11:16 PM |
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Mummy Music (topic) I've always been haunted by the music used in the original Mummy. Not only the theme ( Swan Lake), but the first piece of music for the introduction to present day Cairo, the music for the flashback to ancient Egypt, plus... |
Horror Music | 06/09/10 11:14 PM |
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Mummy Music (topic) I've always been haunted by the music used in the original Mummy. Not only the theme ( Swan Lake), but the first piece of music for the introduction to present day Cairo, the music for the flashback to ancient Egypt, plus... |
Universal Horrors | 06/09/10 10:48 PM |
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Re: Your favorite horror movie line (reply) "To a new world of gods and monsters!" BoF But my favorite all time line- Not Universal or Horror-- "What kind of sin could a man commit in a single lifetime to bring this upon himself?" --The Amazing Colossal Man |
General Horror and Sci-Fi | 03/11/09 10:18 PM |
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Re: Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (Reboot) (reply) I love this film. It has everything that make these movies fun to re-watch over and over. It exists to entertain rather the go for the serious melodrama of the earlier films. There's all the best elements from the original Wolfman... |
Universal Horrors | 02/04/09 10:56 PM |
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Re: Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (Reboot) (reply) Reboot |
Universal Horrors | 02/04/09 10:04 PM |
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Re: "THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN" (Universal, 1942) (reply) I've always tingled to Karloff's lines from HOF - " The Skull of the Frankenstein Monster " and "The Brain of the Wolfman" |
Universal Horrors | 01/22/09 9:46 PM |
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Re: A brief note to members (reply) I don't mind a new question that has been asked before pops up to the top again. I never care if there is a existing thread before. I don't have the time to go through page by page. I like to see what's on someones mind... |
Universal Horrors | 01/13/09 4:53 PM |
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Re: Original Wolfman (reply) I don't mind a new question that has been asked before pops up to the top again. I never care if there is a existing thread before. I don't have the time to go through page by page. I like to see what's on someones mind... |
Universal Horrors | 01/13/09 4:51 PM |
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Re: House of D vs. House of F (reply) HOF has always been my favorite of the two, but HOD has grown more and more. As I get older, I find myself in appreciation of the simple horrors of that period that is now long gone and being open and forgiving to any shortcomings. The... |
Universal Horrors | 01/09/09 5:34 PM |
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Re: Having it all ??? (reply) This quick fix will also cut down on any over exposure of any film. I've been reading about this problem on another topic post about how favorite films are over viewed so many times to where you begin to resent them. It may be 3... |
Universal Horrors | 12/23/08 5:06 PM |
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Re: Having it all ??? (reply) Thanks. Hope it works for you too. |
Universal Horrors | 12/22/08 7:29 PM |
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Re: Having it all ??? (reply) After following this discussion about trying to recapture lost sensations while having it all, I came up with a idea and tried a little experiment. I had same problem years ago with my ipod on deciding what to listen too. Having days... |
Universal Horrors | 12/22/08 7:21 PM |
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Having it all ??? (topic) I wonder if things were better before we could have everything.? Now we have at our finger tips almost all the Universal vault and their rivals. We can watch these and extra features anytime we choose and in a way that old projectors... |
Universal Horrors | 12/15/08 7:31 PM |
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Re: What Universal Classic Horror film has the best score? (reply) The 'Bride' has always be the favorite, but when I listen to 'The Wolfman", I tend to move it to the top. It captures spirit of the 1940's horror. Maybe because this score is partly in a dozen other films since... |
Universal Horrors | 11/14/08 6:21 PM |
