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Re: Favorite Pre-1970 Horror/Sci-Fi Movies
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07/16/08 01:51 PM
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Milland was a great actor (his role in "The Lost Weekend" was one of the best performances I've EVER seen)
Great movie! His acting was fantastic in that role. But getting back to Milland and Sci-Fi / Horro movies...... The Man With The X-Ray Eyes!I love that movie!
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Re: Favorite Pre-1970 Horror/Sci-Fi Movies
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07/16/08 04:13 PM
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How about The Beast with Five Fingers? Peter Laurie & J. Caroll Nash, right? I remember it well. One of my cult classic favorites! Peter Lorre was such an uderrated actor. I guess he was the Danny Devito of his day. That movie and The Invasion of the Saucermen were the only movies ever to give me nightmares. Both involved severed hands. Remember in the Saucermen when the hand was crawling up the backside of the carseat? I need to watch both again.
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Re: Favorite Pre-1970 Horror/Sci-Fi Movies
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07/16/08 07:39 PM
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I thought of one and went and scanned the pages and didn't see it mentioned. I know some of older BBers remember "The Incredible Shrinking Man?" I really liked that movie. I felt so sorry for that guy  (Grant??????something was the actor I believe). Anyway, I thought it was a neat movie. It seems like it be a good one to remake no? With all of today's technology. Or,maybe they have and I missed it. TIS
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Re: Favorite Pre-1970 Horror/Sci-Fi Movies
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07/16/08 07:54 PM
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I know some of older BBers remember "The Incredible Shrinking Man?" I really liked that movie. That makes two of us, TIS. That was Grant Williams as the guy who kept shrinking away. I saw it last year (on tv) again and was somewhat surprised at how well it stood up against time (even though some of the FX are dated). Gotta love it when he battled the spider in the basement!
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Re: Favorite Pre-1970 Horror/Sci-Fi Movies
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07/16/08 08:14 PM
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Oh, and before there was Damien and Rosemary's baby, remember "The Bad Seed?" What a creepy child.  TIS
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