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For the Love of Science Fiction :: The Film Preservation Blogathon :: It's Terrible, and I Don't Care: Michael Hoey's Th...
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The first time I watched The Navy vs. the Night Monsters (1966) I realized two things: One, it was pretty terrible, and yet, I kinda dug it. And two, I was struck stupid by a sense that there were two wildly different films, smashed together, locked...
The Navy vs The Night Monsters – US Poster
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I’m not going to pretend I understands why it took three people to direct this film, but I kind of love that it did. Everything about The Navy vs The Night Monsters screams “ill-conceived monster movie”. I’m sure at the very least it was rare to posit...
Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
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Next week at TFH we're featuring a modest tribute to Bela! ... Lugosi, of course. The films include Invisible Ghost (helmed by Gun Crazy's Joseph H. Lewis), 1947's Scared To Death, and the subject of today's Saturday Matinee, Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn...
Go Ape, with Karloff, Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr.
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BY TRAV S.D. (travsd.wordpress.com) | If you’re at all like me, this Halloween season you’ll be asking the question: What are the best ape-related classic studio era horror films for me to watch, not including &ldquo...
Other Worlds: Edgar G. Ulmer’s Underground Films of the 1950s
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WHEN THE ÉMIGRÉ FILMMAKER Edgar G. Ulmer passed away on the last day of September 1972 at the Motion Picture Home in Woodland Hills, the prevailing fear among family members was that his work would be forgotten forever — something...