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Poejsick	Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter	Lead	[-]
Sep 11 12 9:06 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I watched this one on OBC last weekend. Odd. I could not look away.
thehorrorboy		#1	[-]
Sep 11 12 3:26 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It has the same morbid fascination as an automobile accident, dosen't it?
Poejsick		#2	[-]
Sep 11 12 3:42 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	thehorrorboy wrote: It has the same morbid fascination as an automobile accident, dosen't it? Indeed. However, I would probably watch this turd again.
Crow T Robot		#3	[-]
Sep 11 12 8:03 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I rather like it. That and Billy The Kid Vs Dracula are just a time capsule of 1960's kiddie matinees. They are cheaply made and badly directed with hammy performances, but they've got something going for them. The DVD I have has a great audio commentary with Joe Bob Briggs That really makes the film for me. I think it was the last film for just about everyone in the movie.
blackbiped		#4	[-]
Sep 11 12 10:24 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Interesting how many members of the cast worked with John Wayne before or after this. Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way. Porfle's Secret Blog HK and Cult Film News Andersonvision.com
lencandraw		#5	[-]
Sep 12 12 9:47 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I've watched it several times and enjoy it despite its badness. I think it has one of the most unappealing leading ladies/ love interest ever.
Maldor		#6	[-]
Sep 12 12 10:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It is a fun stupid movie my 99 cent store copy looks great too Supernatural perhaps bologna perhaps not. Bela Lugosi the Black Cat
LCranston		#7	[-]
Sep 13 12 6:26 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I just can't get into this film. Saw it once and pretty much never again. I think I like BILLY THE KID MEETS DRACULA a bit more. In either case, I couldn't imagine any Westerns fan rushing out to see these (a book I have on the Old West considers both the Worst Westerns Ever Made - I wonder what non-horror westerns are worse). If only a little more care was taken for mood and story - I think TEEN FRANKENSTEIN is a much better film in a genre-combining way. Deep water is dark and restful and full of peace.
Joe Karlosi		#8	[-]
Sep 13 12 10:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I like BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA tons more. BILLY looks like BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN alongside JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANK'S DAUGHTER. "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."
Rick		#9	[-]
Sep 14 12 7:43 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I know I should enjoy this and its co-feature BILLY more. I knew that when I saw them as a brand-new double feature in 1966. Even at 16 years of age, I was pretty sure that movies with such titles were not likely to be cinematic treasures. But I did expect fun and found only boredom. Even then at that young age. I've seen BILLY once or twice since then and can now get just a leeeettlle pleasure from its goofiness. I don't think I've ever watched JESSE again. I probably should, just to be fair, but I don't wanna! Wahh!! I don't wanna!
Ted Newsom		#10	[-]
Sep 14 12 6:04 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Texas John Slaughter Vs. The Mummy Belle Starr Meets The Invisible Man Butch Cassidy and the Wolfman Kid Creature from the Tombstone Lagoon
jamesenstein31		#11	[-]
Sep 14 12 6:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What exactly would the Tombstone Lagoon be?
Ted Newsom		#12	[-]
Sep 15 12 11:42 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	If it was a movie directed by William Beaudine in 1965, it'd be a back lot pond which you'd see once and never again. Cut to the stock footage of the Indians attacking the wagon train. And we'd get three quick scenes of the old Piedras Blancas suit in the climax. Wait a minute. Hey, this is actually sounding pretty good!
Wich2		#13	[-]
Sep 15 12 12:24 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	"Deadwood Dick in the Cave of the Molemen" With Clarence Muse. (Northern release only.)
BijouBob8mm		#14	[-]
Sep 15 12 2:54 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Cheezy Flicks has put these two weird westerns out as a low-cost double-DVD set called SHOCKORAMA. (And they also sell them very cheap on their own.) For some reason BILLY THE KID VS. DRACULA is only available on bargain basement labels, yet JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER got a really nice release from Elite hosted by (and with optional commentary from) Joe Bob Briggs. Not sure why they never followed that up with the Dracula film. As low-rent as these are, I think they deserve a bit better. I remember one video label had paired the films on VHS; wish someone would do the same for DVD and throw on the original double feature theatrical trailer done for them. (If anything cried out "Drive-In DVD," it would be these.) Texas John Slaughter Vs. The Mummy/Belle Starr Meets The Invisible Man/Butch Cassidy and the Wolfman Kid/Creature from the Tombstone Lagoon OLD THREE-HORNS: Two bank robbers on the lamb flee south of the border, hiding out in an area the local natives say is haunted by "El Diablo," the Devil's Bull. Turns out the local legend is a triceratops, and those three horns are more than a match for a six-shooter. Last Edited By: BijouBob8mm Sep 15 12 2:57 PM. Edited 1 times.
blackbiped		#15	[-]
Sep 15 12 6:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ted Newsom wrote: If it was a movie directed by William Beaudine in 1965, it'd be a back lot pond which you'd see once and never again. Cut to the stock footage of the Indians attacking the wagon train. And we'd get three quick scenes of the old Piedras Blancas suit in the climax. Wait a minute. Hey, this is actually sounding pretty good! Toss in a few closeups of the creature croaking "Wah...nee...tah" and I'd watch it. Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way. Porfle's Secret Blog HK and Cult Film News Andersonvision.com
Ted Newsom		#16	[-]
Sep 16 12 2:53 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	BijouBob8mm wrote: OLD THREE-HORNS: Two bank robbers on the lamb flee south of the border, hiding out in an area the local natives say is haunted by "El Diablo," the Devil's Bull. Turns out the local legend is a triceratops, and those three horns are more than a match for a six-shooter. Oh... 'way too good for a William Beaudine movie. Sounds like another O'Brien leftover. Now, if Jerry Warren got his hands on some footage from LOST CONTINENT, and the ratty old CREATION reel... hmmmm...
jamesenstein31		#17	[-]
Sep 16 12 3:13 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ted Newsom wrote: If it was a movie directed by William Beaudine in 1965, it'd be a back lot pond which you'd see once and never again. Cut to the stock footage of the Indians attacking the wagon train. And we'd get three quick scenes of the old Piedras Blancas suit in the climax. Wait a minute. Hey, this is actually sounding pretty good! The scary part? It actually sounds like a real movie! Either something Beaudine or that Bucchanan guy would make
BijouBob8mm		#18	[-]
Sep 17 12 8:11 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Oh... 'way too good for a William Beaudine movie. Sounds like another O'Brien leftover. Now, if Jerry Warren got his hands on some footage from LOST CONTINENT, and the ratty old CREATION reel... hmmmm... I'm holding out on an offer from Robert L. Lippert; betcha he'd use stop-motion!
Ted Newsom		#19	[-]
Sep 17 12 12:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And a launch stock shot from ROCKETSHIP X-M.
jamesenstein31		#20	[-]
Sep 17 12 1:04 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And footage from ONE MILLION B.C.

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