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Frankenstein's Daughter
Published (2009-11-30 01:05:29)
In THEM!, he's in the alcoholic ward who gets fed up with the kooky Olin ("Make me a sergeant!") Howlin: "Please! My NOIVES!" Wilson pleads. That might be a good bet, 'cause you'll know which guy he is; the scene is probably about an hour in. He looks like Rondo Hatton's slightly more attractive brother (not that I ever thought Rondo Hatton was allllll that unpleasant looking).
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From Hell it Came (1957)
Published (2009-11-30 22:24:45)
Monsterpal has given us another great Monster Tree Hit! And Edkakkumon is in fine form with The Twelve Days of Tabonga! Say....is there any truth to the rumor that Tabonga has been tapped as the next Scrooge? ZD
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From Hell it Came (1957)
Published (2009-11-28 18:42:05)
His growth as an artist since his days with Tree Strasberg has been quite noticeable.
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Frankenstein's Daughter
Published (2009-11-30 00:23:18)
He has small but very visible roles in ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE and SOME LIKE IT HOT, among other movies.
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I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF
Published (2009-11-27 22:52:44)
Don't forget cheapness. A lot easier to paste hair on a guy than create an army of gigantic cockroaches. You COULD-- if you had a mind to-- call THE WEREWOLF and TEENAGE WEREWOLF the natural extensions of HOUSE OF DRACULA, with the old "bump on the noggin'" scientific explanation.
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Most clichéd things in...
Published (2009-11-30 03:53:52)
Unless they're French-Canadians, in which case they dress like lumberjacks (but they're okay).
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Night of the Hunter
Published (2009-11-30 07:06:30)
Couldn't find who the artist is but what a great piece of work... And a real spooky scene thrown in for good measure.
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I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF
Published (2009-11-26 21:33:08)
I had to walk home alone after seeing this double bill--at night, across two bridges and along a two-mile stretch of unlighted highway. I was scared spitless, but loved the experience, too. The poster for SAUCER MEN fascinated me, but even that early, I knew damned well what I was going to see on the screen wouldn't be as awesome as that poster.
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I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF
Published (2009-11-29 19:10:06)
Too bad there isn't anyone around who could come up with the definite reason why Katzman and Kent did come up with the idea of a werewolf in the atomic age. Well the best thing we can do is guess or make assumptions. BTW Tom, if you ever want to get rid of any of those Teenage Werewolf stills (even the ones with just the sets) I'd be more than happy to take them off your hands....
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Latest active threads on '50s Sci-Fi and Horror::
Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-09-19 19:59:58)
by Monsterpal
I always enjoy the educational 16mm film sequences.
Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-02 20:22:24)
by Bill Warren
No, the original THE THING is set in Alaska..
Started 9 months ago (2009-03-02 14:52:53)
by Gorilla At Large
The Sun Demon in this lobby card looks more like the Japanese Frankenstein monster in "Frankenstein Conquers the World"
( Frankenstein vs. Baragon)!
Started 12 months ago (2008-12-04 12:20:13)
by Lunkenstein
Zombie Dad wrote:
Jen the Zombie and ZD
Great job, ZD!!
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-03-14 04:18:16)
by Edkkakumon
I doubt I'll ever watch Invasion of the Saucermen again. Many of the sci fi 50s films I would rewatch, though, as I'm fond of the genre.
Started 11 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-12-10 07:50:41)
by atenolol
atenolol wrote:
I really liked this one. I did not see it when I was younger, only when I ordered it recently. Basically, I found it well-crafted and well-acted, with the
creepy servants standouts. The ending? I can understand all the criticism, but I thought it was far enough off-the-wall to be memorable. However one takes
the final revelation, the build up to that point was ...
Started 11 months, 1 week ago (2008-12-27 14:53:06)
by TomWeaver999
I saw THE BLOB at Film Forum -- a drop-dead 35mm -- just before the 1988 BLOB came out. Struck me as too slow, I had the feeling the audience wasn't
entirely digging it either ... I realized I wasn't "getting" much out of it any more. When I left, the people I'd gone with (who'd never
seen THE BLOB) said they were completely underwhelmed, and I couldn't argue with 'em. Then when the remake came ...
Started 9 months, 1 week ago (2009-02-21 14:28:04)
by oglebee
"Given all of that... set your mind on 9-Year-Old and it's a cool story with neat horror ideas."
The films directed by Mr. Cahn, and others during this period filled the theaters with young people, I don't remember adults,
just loads of kids watching these films, and I for one was totally taken with the screen. I believe that the dvd's(tapes?) represent
fond memories, good stories, and...
Started 7 months ago (2009-05-04 05:37:35)
by Buzz Dixon
skelton knaggs wrote:
HERBERT MARSHALL RULES !!
...are exactly the same as no rules at all!
Started 11 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-12-10 15:12:05)
by Red Gargon
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Hot threads for last week on '50s Sci-Fi and Horror::
Started 10 months ago (2009-02-02 21:51:07)
by TomWeaver999
<< Plus there's a nice shot of Herman in front of AIP's Ziv Studios here: <<
Welllll, it's the Ziv lot, where AIP temporarily put up an AIP sign in order to shoot a HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER exterior scene.
Started 12 months ago (2008-12-04 12:20:13)
by Lunkenstein
Zombie Dad wrote:
Jen the Zombie and ZD
Great job, ZD!!
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-11-18 16:07:22)
by Grant
Apart from the one I mentioned, about the closest I come is that I first saw War of the Gargantuas CLOSE to one of my favorite Thanksgivings. But I don't
think I've even seen it close to that holiday since then, so it's a "tradition" only in the way I think of it (though I just found that
it's on YouTube for the time being).
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-25 01:23:40)
by TomWeaver999
<< the 50s, which is when American companies began coproducing otherwise British movies <<
Welllll, there were a lot of American-Englishter movies earlier than the '50s; the earliest one I can recall is THE LADY IS WILLING (1934), made in England
by Columbia, with that studio sending cameraman Joseph Walker, sound engineer Ed Bernds and other crew people to England to make sure it came out ...
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-14 22:31:57)
by Monsterpal
Dear God! It's the brain fluid shot itself!
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-22 21:26:10)
by Ted Newsom
Repeating his musical duties from the first film,
composer James Bernard viewed a rough cut in Hammer's small Wardour Street screening room. "I thought the clouds and the grass and costumes were quite
colorful," he remembered. "I noticed bits of purple in it, like in the dreadful black stuff on the gentleman who falls in the muck, the sumptuous
sunsets of course, and those wicked great blobby ...
Started 11 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-12-10 15:12:05)
by Red Gargon
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-03-11 01:05:12)
by Bill Warren
I think my take on that scene is based more on the (very good) comic book adaptation than the movie itself.
Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-11-28 19:20:45)
by Lunkenstein
Started 12 months ago (2008-12-04 21:05:16)
by skelton knaggs
A little more "hit & run" trivia for all you blood thirsty road-hog enthusiasts. Did you know Sally Todd was mowed down by a 1955 Mercury
Montclair ?
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