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TomWeaver999	Movies you'll never see	Lead	[-]
Mar 4 12 11:51 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	... so we'll have to content ourselves with their IMDb reviews by F. Gwynplaine MacAsswipe: http://io9.com/5877874/lost-films The last one, THE LAST MOMENT (1923), sounds like a hoot. I never heard of it.
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ryanbrennan		#1	[-]
Mar 5 12 2:22 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I see why Bull Montana landed the role of the Ape Man in THE LOST WORLD (1925).
hnicolella		#2	[-]
Mar 8 12 3:24 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	TomWeaver999 wrote: ... so we'll have to content ourselves with their IMDb reviews by F. Gwynplaine MacAsswipe: http://io9.com/5877874/lost-films The last one, THE LAST MOMENT (1923), sounds like a hoot. I never heard of it. THE LAST MOMENT does sound like a good one and received excellent notices which praised the suspense in the monster sequences. The "lost films" guy has the endng sligtly wrong. The apeman isn't eaten by an abalone but one latches onto his arm while the creature struggles with the hero in the water; the monster can't get shake it off and subsequently drowns. Henry Hull plays the hero. Henry Nicolella
PhantomXCI		#3	[-]
Mar 8 12 4:13 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The writer of that article should have done a bit more research. INGAGI exists (there are, in fact, numerous 35mm prints, one of which was once owned by a fellow CHFBer). IT'S GREAT TO BE ALIVE is in the collection at MOMA. The BFI has an incomplete print of RAMPER. VOODOO HEARTBEAT has recently been discovered. There still seems to be some question as to whether or not CURSE OF THE MOON CHILD was actually filmed.
madeleymade		#4	[-]
Apr 28 12 4:30 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Excuse me, not to trouble you, but Moon Child with Mayor Adam West was in that book Ten Years of Terror, a lsit of British Horror films, but since I do not have enough money on a student allowance, can you list the films in the borderline section, as Darrell buxton's pages are good enough for proper horrors, but his borderlines are rather lmp. can anyone post a list?
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Marshall Crist		#5	[-]
Apr 28 12 5:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	TROIKA is in the possession of its creator--unfortunately he is still tinkering with it.
Rider		#6	[-]
Apr 28 12 6:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	PhantomXCI wrote: The writer of that article should have done a bit more research. INGAGI exists (there are, in fact, numerous 35mm prints, one of which was once owned by a fellow CHFBer). IT'S GREAT TO BE ALIVE is in the collection at MOMA. The BFI has an incomplete print of RAMPER. VOODOO HEARTBEAT has recently been discovered. There still seems to be some question as to whether or not CURSE OF THE MOON CHILD was actually filmed. He's not claiming they are lost, just odds are you will never see them. They gave the article a really misleading link title.
madeleymade		#7	[-]
Apr 29 12 7:19 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Anyone else know about Ten Years of Terror?
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