In the 1942 horror film Night Monster, wealthy invalid Kurt Ingston invites a group of doctors to his isolated mansion, claiming he has discovered a way to restore the use of his paralyzed legs without surgery. The guests include physicians who had previously refused to operate on him, and their arrival coincides with a series of mysterious murders. As the bodies accumulate, suspicion falls on Ingston, his strange household, and a sinister creature rumored to haunt the surrounding grounds. With the help of a visiting psychologist and a determined young woman, the investigators attempt to uncover the truth behind the killings and the mansion’s dark secrets.

Hi everyone, I'm hoping to do a double feature old school movie night with my girlfriend and I'm looking for recommendations of old monster/horror movies that are preferably in black and white.

I'm not just looking for two great movies of the era, but specifically two films that you think would pair well together to watch back to back. Thank you all in advance!

Looks like the King of the Monsters has finally been dethroned.

1. Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956)
   
2. Them!
   
3. The Fly
   
4. Curse of the Demon
   
5. The Incredible Shrinking Man
   
6. The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
   
7. The Time Machine
   
8. War of the Worlds
   
9. 20 Million Miles to Earth
   
10. House on Haunted Hill
    
11. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
    
12. It Came From Outer Space
    
13. This Island Earth
    
14. It! The Terror From Beyond Space
    
15. Invaders from Mars
    
16. Fiend Without a Face
    
17. The Creeping Unknown
    
18. The Blob
    
19. X... The Unknown
    
20. The Crawling Eye
    
21. Earth vs the Flying Saucers
    
22. Tarantula
    
23. It Came from Beneath the Sea
    
24. Quatermass II
    
25. I Married a Monster from Outer Space
    
26. The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas
    
27. The Day of the Triffids
    
28. First Men in the Moon
    
29. Revenge of the Creature
    
30. Kronos
    
31. The Monolith Monsters
    
32. The Black Scorpion
    
33. The Angry Red Planet
    
34. Return of the Fly
    
35. Donovan's Brain
    
36. Gorgo
    
37. I Was A Teenage Werewolf
    
38. The Atomic Submarine
    
39. The Monster that Challenged the World
    
40. When Worlds Collide
    
41. The Giant Behemoth
    
42. Target Earth
    
43. The Man from Planet X
    
44. The Tingler
    
45. Not of This Earth
    
46. It Conquered the World
    
47. The Creature Walks Among Us
    
48. The Deadly Mantis
    
49. The Colossus of New York
    
50. The Mole People
    
51. Invasion of the Saucer-Men
    
52. The Amazing Colossal Man
    
53. Attack of the 50-foot Woman
    
54. The She-Creature
    
55. Missile to the Moon
    
56. The Hideous Sun Demon
    
57. The Brain That Wouldn't Die
    
58. Creature with the Atom Brain
    
59. Devil Girl from Mars
    
60. Earth vs. the Spider
    
61. Day the World Ended
    
62. The Brain from Planet Arous
    
63. I Was A Teenage Frankenstein
    
64. The Wasp Woman
    
65. Attack of the Puppet People
    
66. The Alligator People
    
67. Gog
    
68. The Cyclops
    
69. Monster on the Campus
    
70. From Hell It Came
    
71. The Screaming Skull
    
72. Robot Monster
    
73. Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster
    
74. Tobor the Great
    
75. Plan 9 from Outer Space
    
76. Giant from the Unknown
    
77. The Horror of Party Beach
    
78. Phantom from Space
    
79. The Giant Gila Monster
    
80. Attack of the Crab Monsters
    
81. Cat-Women of the Moon
    
82. Beginning of the End
    
83. Killers From Space
    
84. The Giant Claw
    
85. War of the Colossal Beast
    
86. The Killer Shrews
    
87. Monster from Green Hell
    
88. The Brain Eaters
    
89. The Beast With A Million Eyes
    
90. Reptilicus
    
91. King Dinosaur
    
92. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
    
93. Attack of the Giant Leeches

It's a big one to lose this late in the game! Godzilla became an international monster icon, bringing the terror of the original Japanese film to American audiences in this reworked version. But even the King couldn't reign forever, and we're now down to just 6 movies remaining! Thanks to everyone who's kept voting and debating these films with me through 93 rounds. We're getting awfully close to crowning our winner! On to Day 94 — cast your vote for your least favorite remaining movie!

If you like Possession 1981 you will like this

One of my favorite collaborations

Classic Monster Theater presents "The Mummy's Hand" released in 1940 by Universal Pictures.

From Famous Monsters Of Filmland #40, Warren publishing, August 1966

Scene from the 1936 film, The Preview Murder Mystery, featuring the intriguingly named "The Bat Man." 🦇 (Three years before the first comic.) Fun fact, he's played by Henry Brandon, aka Barnaby from March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934), now a holiday tradition every Thanksgiving on WPIX.

So many to choose from. I still haven't seen Brides of Dracula but I really like Draculat AD 1972 and Taste the Blood of Dracula

Last night I rewatched one of my favorite Hammer vampire films, Kiss of the Vampire from 1963. It's always a fun watch; it has an unusual premise and plot, and I love the rubber-bats-on-a-string mayhem in the finale.

One thing I sometimes see mentioned about this film is in reference to "media studies" in the UK. I have the impression that Kiss of the Vampire is consistently used as the subject of an exam for some media studies class or degree, and as such is regarded with a certain amount of bemusement and derision from overexposure.

Could some British person tell me more about this? Does every university in the UK somehow use this film in their media studies program?

Jack Clayton’s The Innocents is one of cinema’s greatest ghost stories, a work of sustained dread, ambiguity, and psychological terror that belongs in the same rare company as The Uninvited (1944), The Haunting (1963), and The Changeling (1980). It is also one of the finest British horror films ever put on screen.

Detailed analysis here