OK, best moving image Scifi/fantasy - no repeats any number you want.
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I havn't seen anyone mention the Mole People ...
1956
Directed by Virgil W. Vogel
Starring:
John Agar
Cynthia Patrick
Hugh Beaumont
Ok .. maybe with good reason
It's pretty cheesy , but It gave me some pretty good nightmares
1956
Directed by Virgil W. Vogel
Starring:
John Agar
Cynthia Patrick
Hugh Beaumont
Ok .. maybe with good reason
It's pretty cheesy , but It gave me some pretty good nightmares 
WarmWaterDiver
Contributor
HAH! Good one! I had a friend who slept with a flashlight ready at hand after seeing "The Mole People" since he knew if they tunnelled up in his room, he could shine it in their faces! We weren't even 10 years old then!
If we're brining in "The Mole People", how about "The Green Slime"? That affected me more at a young age. Then in my high school & college years had a friend whose dad was one of the cast! His big line was "Here are the papers, sir." - they used guys in our armed forces as extras while filming there in Japan, and his family was stationed there at the time!
If we're brining in "The Mole People", how about "The Green Slime"? That affected me more at a young age. Then in my high school & college years had a friend whose dad was one of the cast! His big line was "Here are the papers, sir." - they used guys in our armed forces as extras while filming there in Japan, and his family was stationed there at the time!
Wish I wasn't too young to have thought of the flashlight thing ... would have saved me a lot of anguish .. I still find myself a little bit afraid of the dark to this very day, lol
WarmWaterDiver
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OK, how about "Big Trouble in Little China"? One of the tops in the fantasy genre in my book. (It's all in the reflexes)
Weird Bruce Dern movies - "World Gone Wild"
Weird Rutger Hauer movies - "Juggers"
Good for its time - "The Last Starfighter"
Pathetic - "Nightflyers"
I know, I'm kinda off on a Catherine Mary Stewart tangent after remembering "Night of the Comet". I'd forgotten she was in "The Apple" - in fact, I'd pretty much forgotten "The Apple". My friends who were really into theatre arts were really buzzed about that when it came out.
Weird Bruce Dern movies - "World Gone Wild"
Weird Rutger Hauer movies - "Juggers"
Good for its time - "The Last Starfighter"
Pathetic - "Nightflyers"
I know, I'm kinda off on a Catherine Mary Stewart tangent after remembering "Night of the Comet". I'd forgotten she was in "The Apple" - in fact, I'd pretty much forgotten "The Apple". My friends who were really into theatre arts were really buzzed about that when it came out.
WarmWaterDiver
Contributor
Oh, now here's a horrific one - "Alien from L.A." - I took a date to the theatre for that one - never got a second date - gee - wonder why?
How about "Starship Invasions" - junk, the cast couldn't save it.
Oh no, what about "Killer Clowns from Outer Space" - better than "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes", but only marginally
How about "Starship Invasions" - junk, the cast couldn't save it.
Oh no, what about "Killer Clowns from Outer Space" - better than "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes", but only marginally
WarmWaterDiver
Contributor
Really good one - "The Puppet Masters"
Wayward Son
Contributor
WarmWaterDiver:
They made some rather strong changes from the book though.
Wayward Son
Contributor
Speaking of Heinlein, there was the old movie George Pal did. The screenplay was roughly adapted from Rocketship Galileo.
Destination Moon.
Destination Moon.
WarmWaterDiver
Contributor
I didn't think the changes from the book detracted from the movie for Puppet Masters - much like Starship Troopers, it was well done IMO.
Another good one - "Videodrome" 'My name is Brian Oblivion, and I only appear on video'.
Another good one - "Videodrome" 'My name is Brian Oblivion, and I only appear on video'.
