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 PhantomXCI |
MYSTERY PHOTO #699 | ||
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(06/22/08 1:36 PM) |
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(06/22/08 3:33 PM) |
Looks like FIRE MAIDENS OF/FROM OUTER SPACE.
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 Monsterpal |
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(06/22/08 4:44 PM) |
That would be my guess, too, though I must admit I don't recall any such atmospheric lighting in that film. It does look like the monster from FIRE
MAIDENS, though.
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PhantomXCI |
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(06/22/08 7:03 PM) |
FIRE MAIDENS OF OUTER SPACE is correct.
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Jimchig |
#699 | ||
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(06/22/08 9:01 PM) |
I would have bet money that was Prometheus!
Prometheus and Bob. |
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Monsterpal |
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(06/24/08 11:49 AM) |
There's a close resemblance, Jimchig, no doubt about it.
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PhantomXCI |
Mystery Photo #700 | ||
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doctor kiss |
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(07/04/08 10:32 PM) |
I can safely say it's something I've never seen in my life... however, whoever decapitated them clearly believed in the old adage that two heads are
better than one.
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Monsterpal |
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(07/05/08 1:10 AM) |
INVASION OF THE LUMPY SHIRTS?
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PhantomXCI |
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(07/05/08 12:47 PM) |
OK, here are some hints:
The film is British. The star is one of England's major horror film actors. The film was re-released in the US in the early 1980s. |
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(07/05/08 4:17 PM) |
I was going to say NIGHT OF THE LEPUS but I don't think that meets any of your descriptions.
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PhantomXCI |
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(07/05/08 11:04 PM) |
Here's another pic from the film. I'm sure this one will give it away.
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Rick |
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(07/06/08 12:27 AM) |
Well, assuming that's supposed to be Michael Gough's visage there, I'm gonna guess SATAN'S SLAVE or CRUCIBLE OF ...HORROR, was it? One of
those. Actually, I've seen both of those movies, but, obviously, have zero recall of either one.
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Koukol 5 |
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(07/06/08 4:16 PM) |
Whatever it is...I want it!
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PhantomXCI |
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(07/06/08 5:37 PM) |
Well, you're real close, so I'm gonna give the answer. Yes, it is Michael Gough, but the film is HORROR HOSPITAL (which, IMHO, is Gough's best 70s
horror film).
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Rick |
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(07/06/08 6:16 PM) |
Weird. I considered HORROR HOSPITAL, but unlike SATAN'S SLAVE and CRUCIBLE OF WHATSIS, I thought I actually remembered HOSPITAL. Guess not.
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Lunkenstein |
Mystery Photo #701 | ||
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(07/07/08 12:52 AM) |
I don't have any idea what the film is, but I know that face... just don't know the name. Did he appear in an episode of STAR TREK (TOS)?
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Zombie Dad |
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(07/07/08 1:19 AM) |
LOST IN A HAREM? (just a wild guess)
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(07/07/08 7:53 AM) |
Did he appear in an episode of STAR TREK (TOS)Phantom, are you thinking of Mark Lenard who played Sarek? If so, that's not him. I can't swear this guy wasn't in a STAR TREK (TOS) as I don't know his name, but he's likely part of the dance troupe listed in the credits for this film. He may in fact be the leader of the troupe, but I don't know that for sure. LOST IN A HAREM? (just a wild guess)Not that one, ZD, but you're in the ballpark. |
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