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Konga

When it comes to monkey movies, there’s just no beating “King Kong.” It’s the movie so nice they made it thrice! Kong is a tough act to beat, but still there are several other maniac monkey movies out… more →

Forgotten Films

Angry Red Planet — 2 comments

Keith wrote 1 day ago: The world’s first manned expedition to Mars has vanished, and men in sparsely appointed office … more →

Tags: Film & TV, 1950s, a, gerald mohr, Kaiju & Giant Monsters, Les Tremayne, naura hayden, Science Fiction, Sid Pink

Sorority Girl (1957)

WB Kelso wrote 1 week ago: Click here to see the full poster campaign for Sorority Girl. Sorority Girl (1957) Sunset Production … more →

Tags: 1950-1959, Exploitation, juvenile delinquents, Roger Corman, Sunset Productions, James H. Nicholson, Social commentary, SUSAN CABOT, June Kenney

Random Film of the Week(end): Reptilicus

geelw wrote 1 week ago: After the successes of Godzilla and other Japanese and American giant monster movies in the 1950 … more →

Tags: Updates, DAF, Commentary, Movie Trailers, Humor, 2013, Movies, Random Films, YouTube

Random Film of the Week: Spirits of the Dead

geelw wrote 2 weeks ago: I’d only heard of this horror anthology film a few years back thanks to a friend who saw the r … more →

Tags: Updates, DAF, Commentary, Movie Trailers, Humor, 2013, Movies, Random Films, Classic Films

Random Film of the Week(end): The Devil Within Her

geelw wrote 3 weeks ago: Bad horror movies come in all types, but 1975′s The Devil Within Her (or I Don’t Want to … more →

Tags: Updates, DAF, Commentary, Comedy, Movie Trailers, Humor, 2013, Movies, Random Films

Streaming Vincent: Some Top Vincent Price Picks on Netflix — 1 comment

Michael Laws wrote 1 month ago: Mr. Vincent Price and friend. I’ve recently had a couple of occasions to talk with different p … more →

Tags: movies, Abominable Dr. Phibes, dr goldfoot, Dr Phibes Rises Again, Edgar Allan Poe, House On Haunted Hill, last man on earth, madhouse, Masque of the Red Death

KICU TV-36 Station I.D. & Beast Of Morocco's opening credits (circa-1984)

chirpingcorndog wrote 1 month ago: While it may not sound like much, trust me when I say that I love today’s subject so much. So … more →

Tags: Movie, film, TV, Local, Indie, Independent, station, Channel, Commercial

CineMe 1976: The Food of the Gods

Richard Dickson wrote 2 months ago: 1976: The Food of the Gods Written and directed by Bert I. Gordon “Morgan, one of these days t … more →

Tags: Life, Movies, cinémé, "the food of the gods"

Random Film of the Week: The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane — 3 comments

geelw wrote 2 months ago: video courtesy of Youtuber rynnjacobs.com – Thanks!   While it hasn’t got gallons o … more →

Tags: Updates, DAF, Commentary, Movie Trailers, Humor, 2013, Movies, Random Films, Horror

March 10, 1963: The Making of a Film Buff — 11 comments

briandanacamp wrote 2 months ago:  On Sunday, March 10, 1963 (50 years ago today, which is also a Sunday), I had left Tremont Methodis … more →

Tags: bronx theaters, italian cinema, Roger Corman, Gordon Scott, Jack Palance, Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World, Warriors Five, Yoko Tani

Konga

thesquonk wrote 3 months ago: When it comes to monkey movies, there’s just no beating “King Kong.” It’s the movie so nice they mad … more →

Tags: 60's Movies, Monster Movies, Movies, AIP, Austin Trevor, Claire Gordon, George Pastell, jess conrad, Konga

Vincent Price Does Poe!

travsd wrote 4 months ago: Today is the birthday of one my favorite writers Edgar Allen Poe (1809-1849). To mark the date I tho … more →

Tags: Books & Authors, hollywood-history, Horror (Mostly Gothic), Movies, Vincent Price, Edgar Allen Poe, Roger Corman

Almanac - January 15

Alchemy & Accident wrote 4 months ago: 1919 – Boston Molasses Disaster: Also known as the Great Molasses Flood and the Great Boston Molasse … more →

Tags: almanac, Music 2, Entertainment, Blues, Roger Corman, Edgar Allan Poe, Scottish poet, Captain Beefheart, John Peel

Jennifer (1978) — 9 comments

Wednesday's Child wrote 4 months ago: In Jennifer, the title character (Lisa Pelikan) wins a merit scholarship to a private school, only t … more →

Tags: 70s Horror, Exploitation, Revenge, Independent Film, lisa pelikan, bert convy, Nina Foch, Brice Mack, Amy Johnston

Die, Monster, Die! (1965, Daniel Haller)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 4 months ago: For the first three quarters of Die, Monster, Die!, the biggest mystery in the film is how wheelchai … more →

Tags: COLOR, English, Horror, Sci-Fi, USA, UK, Mystery, 1965, H. P. Lovecraft

The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962) — 4 comments

Lindsey wrote 6 months ago: (Image: Fright.com) Dr. Bill Cortner (Jason Evers) has been experimenting with new advancements in t … more →

Tags: "New to me" reviews, 1960s, Review, film, Entertainment, Science Fiction, Movie, Sci-Fi, b-movie

Die, Monster, Die! — 2 comments

thesquonk wrote 7 months ago: I watch a lot of movies, but there are some that I just have no desire to see. I’ve mentioned before … more →

Tags: Movies, 60's Movies, horror movies, Monster Movies, Halloween 2012, AIP, Boris Karloff, die monster die, H.P. Lovecraft

The ARKOFF Formula and the Peter Pan Syndrome — 1 comment

tvaraj wrote 7 months ago: .  . By T.V. Antony Raj . . In 1954, James H. Nicholson, and Samuel Z. Arkoff, an entertainment lawy … more →

Tags: This is Life!, Food for Thought, Family, Personalities, Art, Entertainment, post a day 2012, united states, This Is Life

MATANGO!!! — 5 comments

Sam Gafford wrote 9 months ago: For some reason, William Hope Hodgson has not been widely adapted in television or movies.  There ar … more →

Tags: Hodgson, William Hope Hodgson, the house on the borderland, The Ghost Pirates, Night Land, Lovecraft, sargasso sea, The Voice in the Night, Ghost Pirates


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