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Billy Jack (1971) I have a hat & head band[copy] whenn Billie Jack came out- I idolized him as an Indian – Feb 08, 5:56 PM
Secrets of the Pirates' Inn (1969) Wish Disney would remake this movie, I still loved the story from when I was a kid. And the secrets of the Strwberry Cove, The... – Feb 08, 4:00 PM
Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973) My favorite of this was something not in the episodes. I remember the network running one of those "More you know" type ads with it.... – Feb 06, 12:35 AM
She Freak (1967) I'm watching this as I type. The long musical montages and lackluster acting are painful. The music reminds me of the kind you'd hear while... – Feb 03, 9:26 PM
Child Of Glass (1978) I don't recall, but Disney just released this on DVD last month, so you can buy it from them or Amazon and check it out... – Jan 14, 1:17 PM
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Universal Horror Archive
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Son of Frankenstein (1939)
The second sequel to Frankenstein marks the series’ lengthy descent into the mediocrity (even Boris Karloff’s makeup isn’t as good!) that would eventually force the Monster to do battle with…
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Frankenstein (1931)
Like for so many of us, Henry Frankenstein’s college years were a time of turmoil and self-discovery. He was way too advanced to stay in school and wanted the university…
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Dracula (1931)
Were this any other horror movie where the characters stood around and unconvincingly spewed forth lines and plot points while periodically swiping haplessly at oversized rubber bats suspended on wires…
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The Creature Walks Among Us (1956)
This is the third and final movie in the Creature series of films that populated the mid 1950s. This one came out in 1956, Revenge Of The Creature came out…
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Revenge Of The Creature (1955)
One year after his first butt kicking, the Creature returned to the big screen in 1955 in Universal’s first sequel to Creature From The Black Lagoon. The Creature tries hard…
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Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
The Creature is the most famous “biped from the deep” and if he didn’t invent the genre, then he certainly defined it. Creature from the Black Lagoon was so popular…
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The Brute Man (1946)
Back in the mid 1940s, the only thing required to find fame in the movies was nothing more than some horribly disfiguring disease. How else to explain Rondo Hatton’s brief…
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The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)
Widely considered as superior to its predecessor, The Bride of Frankenstein is one of those movies that is probably as great as many will tell you and is not nearly…
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Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (1953)
The least believable thing in this movie is that Scotland Yard would ever hire Abbott and Costello to be bobbies in some kind of pilot program testing out how well…
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Abbott & Costello Meet the Mummy (1955)
By 1955 Abbott and Costello had met just about every monster Universal had to offer. The only one that had escaped their withering satire was the Mummy. Of course by…