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^^I have never seen You'll Find Out, although I've of course heard of it. On your recommendation, I'll check it out.
^^I have never seen You'll Find Out, although I've of course heard of it. On your recommendation, I'll check it out.
^^Oh, a teaser...
Hey, Bowery at Midnight got a vote; I actually think that it is quite grisly at points.
Yeah, "Plan 9 From Outer Space" I think it was? Featured a fella by the name of Zontar,...from Venus? And I also seem to recall that Zontar's adherents had a cabbage leaf stuck to the back's of their necks?? :laugh:There is no Plan 9 to vote for.
Yeah, "Plan 9 From Outer Space" I think it was? Featured a fella by the name of Zontar,...from Venus? And I also seem to recall that Zontar's adherents had a cabbage leaf stuck to the back's of their necks?? :laugh:
Well, it's been said before that it is the Poverty Row horror films that fans will watch over and over again, unlike the "A" products like Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolfman, and so on...There is a certain "charm" about them (discontinuity, incredibly unbelievable plots, over-the-top performances, terrible sets and lighting) that "endear" them to us. If you haven't yet, get and read a copy of Tom Weaver's Poverty Row Horrors!
And I'm glad to see that you're another Devil Bat fan!
^^The graphic comes out as a question mark. What is it?
There is no Plan 9 to vote for.
That wasn't even poverty row. I think poverty row pictures owned some of their set, but they didn't steal it.
Ed Wood's props were....uh..."borrowed."
We've got the Ed Wood box set, yes there is one!
It's a shame too, Lugosi was making a comeback if it weren't for Wood's inability to bring his ideas to film.
Then again who would Roger Corman and Burt I Gordon have to follow in their footsteps?
My vote has to go to 'The Ape Man', simply because I have an original poster (from Belgium) on the wall beside my bed.
Ed meant to give these things back, but he forgot...Below Poverty Row eh? Skid Row films. They beg borrow and steal to make a film.