Birthday greetings for forum members

[Ronald Kelly]

Thanks, guys! I had a great one.

[Theli]

A bit late, but happy belated birthday!

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Happy Birthday, Sock Monkey! I hope you have a great day!

[Martin]

Hope you have a wonderful birthday Sockmonkey!

[srboone]

I was baking cupcakes, when a zoo escapee came crashing through my kitchen window...



and got glass and blood all over your cake...



Quite an improvement! Happy Birthday, SM!

[thelion]

Happy Birthday Sock Monkey!!

[TJCams]

Happy Birthday Sock Monkey!!!!

[bookworm 1]

Happy Birthday sock monkey.Don't go to bananas.

[Theli]

Happy bday Sock Monkey!

[Sock Monkey]

Thanks, everyone! And thanks to srboone for the awesome cupcake! I had to do a thirteen hour shift today but the night was spent relaxing and i got the Universal Monsters bluray boxed set as one if my gifts so overall I think I came out ahead!

[Theli]

Very nice! What all does the boxset include?

[Sock Monkey]

Very nice! What all does the boxset include?

Remastered versions of Dracula, Frankenstein,.Bride of Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Wolf Man, and The Phantom of the Opera. I've only seen three of the eight, but have always wanted to see the others. I hear the remastered picture is amazing. Can't wait to check them out.

[Theli]

All are great flicks! Though I must say I am surprised at the inclusion of Phantom of the Opera and the exclusion of The Mummy. Also if it's included, it was in other Universal Dracula boxsets, you must watch the spanish Dracula. It was filmed at the same time on the same sets as the 1931 Dracula. Part of the reason is it was less inhibited by editting and censoring. As well just generally having a more creepy and airy feel to it, longer uncut panning shots. Other than Renfield, and maybe Dracula himself (both are great), I would say the cast for the Spanish version is actually stronger too.

[Tommy]

Happy Birthday Sock Monkey!!

[Sock Monkey]

All are great flicks! Though I must say I am surprised at the inclusion of Phantom of the Opera and the exclusion of The Mummy. Also if it's included, it was in other Universal Dracula boxsets, you must watch the spanish Dracula. It was filmed at the same time on the same sets as the 1931 Dracula. Part of the reason is it was less inhibited by editting and censoring. As well just generally having a more creepy and airy feel to it, longer uncut panning shots. Other than Renfield, and maybe Dracula himself (both are great), I would say the cast for the Spanish version is actually stronger too.

The set does have The Mummy in it. I just forgot to list it. I also checked the box and it says it has both English and Spanish versions of Dracula so I'm excited to watch both. Thanks for the heads up as I might not have noticed the alternate version of Dracula!