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In Reply to: Oh, how I hate lists like this! posted by Audiophilander on October 1, 2005 at 19:06:43:
...etc...but you're right, of course, they're really annoying, especially when others pick out obvious ommissons that you yourself had completely forgotton!!
;0)
One fav of mine that's rarely mentioned is the Hammer film, the Reptile, which is about as good as Hammer got, with all the right ingrediants...
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...I must have seen them all - what a wonderful heritage, Hammer films left!
were also good Hammer films, released in 1955 & 57, respectively.
Jeff,
I'm a 50s "Golden Age" sci-fi fan, some others that I recommend, if you haven't seen
them, are:
1-The Man From Planet X;
2-When Worlds Collide;
3- The Day the Earth Stood Still;
4- The Thing From Another World;
5-It Came From Outer Space;
6-Them!;
7-This Island Earth;
8-Invasion of the Body Snatchers;
9-Forbidden Planet;
10-Earth Vs The Flying Saucers;
11-Fiend Without A Face;
12-20 Million Miles To Earth;
13-20,000 Leagues Under Sea;
14-The Incredible Shrinking Man;
15-The Blob;
16-The Angry Red Planet.
17- The 4-D Man.
Reviews available at www.imdb.com.
~AH
Hi, Just a line to say that, coincidentally, my local supermarket have just brought in the line of Hammer films on DVD - including The Reptile and The Quatermass Experiment (Monster).
Of course, I couldn't resist...pop-corn night at home tonight!
..I remember seeing the first Quatermass series (before the films were made) on the BBC when I was a kid - very frightening!
I believe I've seen all on your list, being a total sci-fi film freak, especially the '50s.
My favourites on your list are Invasion of the Boy Snatchers (the scene where Kevin & the girl are walking through the town of 'zombies' and she sees the dog run across the path of a car...)
The Incredible Shrinking Man with it's uncompromising end.
Them! the best of the 'giant radioactive insect' movies...
And the classic, Forbidden Planet.
You're welcome. Would like to add "The Black Scorpion" to that list
of recommendations. This film has the honor of Willis O'Brien
effects; btw, the giant spider in the cavern is one from King Kong-1933. The producers of KK deleted the giant spider-man eating
scene because they felt it was so horrific(due customer responses)
that it distracted attention from the big ape! Subsequently that
deleted footage was lost, so it is a thrill to see one of those
giant spidies! ~AH
As apart of the upcoming restored version of "King Kong" some stills of the spider sequence will be included.
~AH
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