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Babetician	She Devil 1957	Lead	[-]
Jun 28 11 10:06 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Co-Feature for Kronos. Good points: Mari Blanchard Albert Dekker (doesn't have much to do, though) Story by Stanley Weinbaum (Martian Odyssey) Minuses: Rather pedestrian direction by Kurt Neumann? Here's my poster, creases and all. Last Edited By: Babetician Jun 28 11 10:16 PM. Edited 2 times.
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Babetician		#1	[-]
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Babetician		#3	[-]
Jul 1 11 9:06 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Minutes after I put up this topic, CHFB went splotto. Naturally, I assumed the whole thing was my fault somehow. Maybe the subject is unlucky. It's easy to make me paranoid. I was having paranoid delusions that maybe my photos have viruses, so I ran some scans.
TomWeaver999		#4	[-]
Jul 1 11 9:21 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Since SHE DEVIL will probably come out on DVD on the 6th of Never, I'd love to see some bootlegger come up with a nice print and combine it with the TALES OF TOMORROW, SCIENCE FICTION THEATER and (if it still exists) STUDIO ONE versions of the same original story.
Babetician		#5	[-]
Jul 1 11 9:38 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	TomWeaver999 wrote: Since SHE DEVIL will probably come out on DVD on the 6th of Never, I'd love to see some bootlegger come up with a nice print and combine it with the TALES OF TOMORROW, SCIENCE FICTION THEATER and (if it still exists) STUDIO ONE versions of the same original story. My VHS goes wonky toward the end due to strange tape wear, but is mostly watchable. It has commercials. There has to be a better bootlegger out there. There were rumors of a place called Cinema Classics. I wasn't aware of the other versions.
evilskippy		#6	[-]
Jul 1 11 9:51 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Sinister Cinema offers a dvd-r of SHE DEVIL. "The world's going to change tonight, doctor, I'm glad you'll be able to watch it. And... happy Halloween."
Babetician		#7	[-]
Jul 1 11 9:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I By axecalibore at 2011-06-29
MBarnum		#8	[-]
Jul 1 11 10:13 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The Sinister Cinema version is not bad at all...and I love Tom's idea for extras, should someone decide to "officially" release this film, which is quite entertaining, by the way. My blog: http://pedrotheapebomb.wordpress.com/
MBarnum		#9	[-]
Jul 1 11 10:15 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	and I have always thought that THE SHE DEVIL and the Peggie Castle film BACK FROM THE DEAD would make a nifty double feature. My blog: http://pedrotheapebomb.wordpress.com/
TomWeaver999		#10	[-]
Jul 1 11 10:29 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	There's an exciting car crash scene in SHE DEVIL. The imaginary bootleg with all the previous TV versions should also include the full scene in ANGEL FACE (1952) with Robert Mitchum from which that car crash was taken. Great scene!
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Bill Warren		#11	[-]
Jul 1 11 12:29 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Her lipstick gets darker, too. For some reason, Stanley G. Weinbaum's short story had been adapted several times in different media. There were at least two radio adaptations and two for TV (one on SCIENCE FICTION THEATER), and it was announced for filming yet again a couple of years ago.
Monsterpal		#12	[-]
Jul 1 11 12:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The one on SCIENCE FICTION THEATER was pretty good, and shot in color too!
Babetician		#13	[-]
Jul 1 11 1:33 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	evilskippy wrote: Sinister Cinema offers a dvd-r of SHE DEVIL. Thanks Evilskippy, that let's me off the hook! Monsterpal wrote: The one on SCIENCE FICTION THEATER was pretty good, and shot in color too! I'm very curious about that. I used to watch that show as a child.
Babetician		#14	[-]
Jul 1 11 1:38 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	TomWeaver999 wrote: There's an exciting car crash scene in SHE DEVIL. The imaginary bootleg with all the previous TV versions should also include the full scene in ANGEL FACE (1952) with Robert Mitchum from which that car crash was taken. Great scene! I was wondering about that. It looked too good! The girl dummy seemed to have dark hair.
TomWeaver999		#15	[-]
Jul 1 11 1:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The girl dummy was Jean Simmons'.
Monsterpal		#16	[-]
Jul 1 11 2:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Christmas in July, Tom? Is it because the board is back like an early present?
Babetician		#17	[-]
Jul 1 11 2:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The car flies off the road backwards, almost as if it was pushed rather than driven.
TomWeaver999		#18	[-]
Jul 1 11 3:16 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The last three sentences of the AFI's synopsis of ANGEL FACE: << Diane finds Frank packing for Mexico and asks if she can go, too. Frank says no, but agrees to let her drive him to the bus station. After Frank gets in, Diane shifts into reverse, jams her foot on the gas pedal and sends the car over the cliff.
Babetician		#19	[-]
Jul 1 11 3:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Aha! Makes more sense for ANGEL FACE than SHE DEVIL.
Babetician		#20	[-]
Jul 1 11 3:19 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I couldn't find it on Sinister Cinema, but these guys seem to have it if you do a search. Could be the only one. http://cinemaclassics.com/
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