"The Name of the Game is Kill" Original insert. Also known as "The Female Trap." A drifter meets a girl named Mickey (Susan Strasberg) while driving the desert highways. Mickey runs a last-chance gas station in the desert with her mother and three sisters. This guy falls for her without realizing the danger, and when he is invited to stay with her strange family things go downhill fast. I saw this cult film a few years back on VHS. It was pretty good but drags on until the end, when things finally get interesting. It's from 1968 and you can see the trailer here.
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
"The Name of the Game is Kill" Original insert. Also known as "The Female Trap." A drifter meets a girl named Mickey (Susan Strasberg) while driving the desert highways. Mickey runs a last-chance gas station in the desert with her mother and three sisters. This guy falls for her without realizing the danger, and when he is invited to stay with her strange family things go downhill fast. I saw this cult film a few years back on VHS. It was pretty good but drags on until the end, when things finally get interesting. It's from 1968 and you can see the trailer here.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
"The Green Slime" Original Half Sheet. I used to have this on VHS. Not sure what happened to it. Some astronauts who live on a space station blow up an asteroid that's heading towards Earth. They unknowingly contaminate the station with a green substance that quickly grows into men in rubber suits. Great fun. Here's the swingin' theme song set to action from the movie. It's from 1968. Once again, no Region 1 DVD release. There's a cut Japanese 16:9 DVD with no English track.
Labels:
1968,
asteroid,
Earth,
gamma 3,
Green Slime,
Japanese,
Luciana Paluzzi,
robert horton,
sci-fi,
space station,
tentacles,
The Green Slime
Sunday, June 20, 2010
"Blood Beasts Battling over Female Flesh!" Hammer Films' "Lost Continent" Original Half Sheet. This movie has giant crabs, man (actually woman) eating kelp, people using weird helium balloons to walk on floating seaweed, and Spanish Conquistadors. Definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it. It was banned in Finland. Here's the trailer. 1968.
Labels:
1968,
crabs,
dana gillespie,
hammer films,
kelp,
lost continent,
michael carreras,
michael ripper,
suzanna leigh
Sunday, June 13, 2010
"Mission Mars" original insert. American astronauts discover the body of a Cosmonaut and a strange talking orb on Mars. All I know about this movie is that one of the main cast, Nick Adams (allegedly) killed himself the same year it was released. Trailer here. It's from 1968.
Labels:
1968,
astronaut,
cosmonaut,
darren mcgavin,
mission mars,
nick adams,
red planet
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