Well Darkstar with Bruce Dern I remember it as a good scifi. Going back more The Good Earth I think 1937. Also YES I like silent ones besides the comedies. Gish, Pickford, Fairbanks,etc.

Funny thing is I own more silent movies than the library I go to.

I have the book and read it.

Did you see the sequel to the Vodoo Doll one? Trilogy of Terror II

Starts out right after the cops take her away.

I have seen The Mechanic the 70's one still haven't seen the remake. I always remember a The Critic episode with Charles Bronson in Deathwish 8 in a hospital bed saying I wash I was dead over and over. I miss that series.

Not my favorite and it really stinks if you have seen it. But it is obscure. Plan 9 From Outerspace

All you need to know...White Line Fever...saw it on the screen when it came out and I ALWAYS remember it.

Sorry had to add this ALL TIME favorite: Heavy Metal! Both movie and music!

Saw this when I was young at a drive-in and scared me good.

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Kind of a change of pace and also "A Christmas Story" can get scary too if you watch it enough.

I liked him in "Soylent Green" with that saying being screamed "Soylent Green is people!!!"

At the Earth's Core a great Edgar Rice Burroughs book but the movie was nowhere near as good. Wish they would remake it and do it justice.

The War Of The Gargantuas I have seen many times and used to have pictures from the film that the theater would put up instead of a poster. My uncle back in the 70's ran one of two theaters in the Florida Keys. His was in Marathon and back then it was one of only a few things to do back then as now it is bought up. I miss that place and the movies I watched.

The Land that Time Forgot was the better of the two movies also both Edgar Rice Burroughs books.

Deathship was good if I am remembering the correct movie. Italian ship I think in the 50's or early 60's starts at a party aboard and moist of the tourists are halved should we say!!!

I remember this as a kid and watched it on Sammy Terry who hosted old Horror and Sci Fi movies.

The Mole People was a low budget (B movie I would call it) and also the movie Riders to the Stars (1953) which you can stream for free here off the internet.

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Sorry Zablon I guess I got my ships mixed up, chalk it up to old age.

girloveswaffles I own that movie and I think it doesn't get the credit as a John Belushi movie also.

girloveswaffles just how old are you? Do you have a VHS copy also?

I thought I was the old person around here?

You should visit the Goodwill here girloveswaffles all my VHS players have broken and I just donated about 750 VHS movies to them. Including my Beatles Yellow Submarine tape also.

Just slightly older than me I turn that age this month.

This one is way better than Heavy Metal 2.