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Re: LIFE AFTER DEATH project: Is Uncle Forry still with us? (reply) Of course Uncle Forry is still with us. And my Grandmother and my mother are still with me. Anybody who is loved and remembered never really dies. |
Off Topic Discussions | 05/15/13 9:50 PM |
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Re: FACE OF FIRE (reply) Announcement!! You can now watch this for free on you tube. I.m not tech savy enough to put it on here, but trust me, go to you tube enter FACE OF FIRE and there it is. Groove ya'all! |
'50s Horror and Sci-Fi | 05/12/13 1:58 AM |
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Re: Monster Misinformation caused by Milton Bradley ( and others ) (reply) Those cards are the coolest things I've ever seen! Frankly I think It's a riot that WOL with the sideburns and the surly demeanor is misconstrued to be the TEENAGE WEREWOLF. Shows what Milton Bradleys perception of teenagers was like. |
Universal Horrors | 05/11/13 7:34 PM |
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Re: What monster movies did you hate when you were a kid? (reply) THE MAGNETIC MONSTER and THE GAMMA PEOPLE. Neither one actually had monsters in them, at least not my type of monsters, and TGP was particularily infuriating as I was expecting it to be peopled with INCREDIBLE HULKS. Don't these people... |
Monster Kid Memories | 05/10/13 4:04 PM |
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Re: Monsters of Sports ... (reply) MacXoftheMounted wrote:A certain song by Queen comes to mind this morning... =)Fat Bottomed Girls? |
Off Topic Discussions | 05/10/13 1:54 PM |
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Re: What movie would be a part of? (reply) QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE. None of the guys die and each one winds up with a Va- va- va- voom. |
'50s Horror and Sci-Fi | 05/10/13 1:48 PM |
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Re: Scream and Scream again (Maybe Not) (reply) I vividly remember the ad in the paper for this with the eaten-away-by-acid skeleton straight off of the cover of TALES OF VOODOO magazine making this look like the most lurid film imaginable. I read the novelization in Grade 5 at school... |
'70s Horror and Sci-Fi | 05/07/13 1:14 AM |
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Re: EDO KONG (1938) FOOTAGE FOUND? You decide! (reply) By some extrordinary coincidence this is being screened here in Toronto on Thursday May 16th at Tequila Bookworm and it's being put on by EYESORE CINEMA. Are there any Eyesore Cinema staff on the CHFB? This is just too weird a... |
Kong - 8th Wonder of the World | 05/03/13 12:20 AM |
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Re: Psycho (1960) (reply) I read that Psycho was very much about mans' duplicity and that having Janet Leigh in white underwear for some scenes and black underwear for others was meticulously planned out by Hitch. He probably would have ensured that this was done... |
The Psycho Ward | 04/29/13 8:58 PM |
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Re: Glenn Strange As The Monster (reply) Paul Haight wrote:11/15/49:Is everybody else cringing at the misinformation in this ad copy? And what exactly does "making a score of the Wolf Man Series" even mean? |
Universal Horrors | 04/22/13 11:59 PM |
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Re: CREATURE WITH THE ATOM BRAIN (1955) (reply) Just watched this for the first time and I liked it. The first five minutes are truly the stuff of nightmares and unfortunately the rest of the film couldn't keep up that pace but it was still an enjoyable flick that probably influenced... |
'50s Horror and Sci-Fi | 04/22/13 1:07 AM |
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Re: The first zombie movie (reply) I shamefacedly admit that I watched this for the first time ever about a week ago. In recent years I've developed a real appreciation for the talents of Bela, and he just shines like a diamond in this one. One of the great portrayals of... |
Golden Age Horror | 04/21/13 4:12 PM |
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Re: THE HYPNOTIC EYE (reply) A lot was left ambiguos and I'm not sure why. AH was definately the one in charge as Desmond asks her at one point "How many more?" and she says "As long as there are faces like these..." so it might be as simple as she's vengefull... |
'60s Horror and Sci-Fi | 04/16/13 4:27 PM |
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Re: What's the most obscure film you have a copy of? (reply) ryanbrennan wrote:Rivergoat wrote:A friend of mine had Nekromantik, as well as the sequel (which was banned in its native country of Germany). Truly sick stuff, may have been later than 60's horror, but I thought I'd toss it in here.... |
'60s Horror and Sci-Fi | 04/12/13 8:14 PM |
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Re: Jonathan Winters (reply) I think Jonathan Winters was ,along with Lenny Bruce, one of the two or three most influential stand up comedians of the second half of the 20th century. He virtually created an entire style of comedy that has now been done by so many... |
Final Farewells | 04/12/13 7:33 PM |
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Re: Favorite 1950s "B" Actors (reply) Number 6 wrote:A little variation. Tor Johnson bulked his way through 3 films as Lobo. The Creature appeared in 3 different films. Anyone/anything else appear as the same character in 3, or more, 50s films? Nothing coming to mind.Paul... |
'50s Horror and Sci-Fi | 04/09/13 1:34 PM |
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Re: Bernard Jukes or Dwight Frye? Will the real Renfield Please stand up. (reply) The Batman of Gotham wrote: - GJSWow! I remember seeing that photo and that FM cover and being told that that was Dwight Frye and it just plain didn't look like him to me. I was always wondering what horror movie that was actually... |
Universal Horrors | 04/09/13 12:03 AM |
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Re: THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) (reply) I just watched this for the first time in awhile and the ambigousness of Morgans relationship to the Femm family drove me to read BENIGHTED after my first viewing. His true relationship to the family is never made clear. According to the... |
Universal Horrors | 04/07/13 1:06 AM |
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Re: ISLAND OF LOST SOULS (reply) Right you are Prof! He's in three consecutive shots right from when Bela says 'little knives" and once you know where to look you can't miss him! I still find it strange that a make-up that involved didn't warrant a close up. Thanks for... |
Golden Age Horror | 04/06/13 5:35 PM |
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Re: ISLAND OF LOST SOULS (reply) Watched this for the first time in years last night. Laughton and Lugosi are really awesome in this. When Lugosi and the other manimals say "He can die!" it's a truly chilling moment. I looked real closely this time and never saw the... |
Golden Age Horror | 04/06/13 1:51 PM |
