960. The modest Man-Made Monster review!

This was not an easy review, since the movie is quite good, but it lacks something to make it even better.

MAN MADE MONSTER (1941) Clip

Since the trailer for The Atomic Monster (the 50s re-release of this movie) is the only one I could find on YouTube is already up on this blog, here's a clip.

Luciana Paluzzi in Captain Nemo and the Underwater City

From Wiki- Captain Nemo and the Underwater City is a 1969 British film directed by James Hill and starring Robert Ryan, Chuck Connors and Nanette Newman. It features the character Captain Nemo and his submarine Nautilus inspired by Jules Verne's 1870 novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas. It was written by Pip and Jane Baker.^[2] back to me:

940. The sharp Sym-Bionic Titan 13-16!

OK, how do we get a petition to get this show finished?  If Family Guy can be revived, why not a far superior show?

934. The savvy Space Monster Wangmagwi review!

This movie sure is something.  I am not exactly sure just what, but here's a review!

932. The vivid Village of the Giants review!

Yep, I liked this far more than I thought I would.  It was just fun, and silly, and the villains got their comeuppance.

Village of the Giants (1965) Trailer

I think I have watched this movie once.  I am 96.5% sure of it.  I do not remember much about it though.

925. The invincible Invisible Agent review!

This is an early superhero movie that doesn't get recognized as such.

Invisible Agent Official Trailer

Here's the trailer again, since Sven is airing it tomorrow night.

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure 1988 trailer

 I have very fond memories of the first two movies, so I sure hope the third one can show us what really happens!

904. The paleo-riffic Planet of Dinosaurs review!

I so wanted to love this movie.  Sci-fi and dinosaurs?  It couldn't miss.

899. The macabre Monolith Monsters review!

 In which X7 talks about a very effective little sci-fi thriller, The Monolith Monsters!

mystery pterosaur!

It isn't a big mystery where this came from, but it is a mystery just why it was included in the movie.

892. The mad, mod Mysterians review!

Toho's first entry into sci-fi spectacle is a great hit!

The Spider attacks the Earth

This is what Sven is airing tomorrow, and here is a clip of the awesome arachnid's raid!

885. The aquariffic Alligator People review!

This is a movie I never saw as a kid, though the titular creature was featured in many books and magazines.

876. The perilous Planet of Storms review!

This is a fascinating movie from 1960s Russia.  It is pretty cool, if not very adventurous.

John the Robot

John the Robot is from the Russian movie Planet of Storms, or Planeta Bur, if you will.  I have seen this a total of three times, and it is impressive, overall.  John is a great looking and very functional robot in this movie.

875. The exploitative Eliminators review! 1986

The 80s sure were a fun time for movies, even with all the excesses!

The Eliminators 1986

From Wiki- Eliminators is a 1986 science fiction action film directed by Peter Manoogian, starring Andrew Prine, Denise Crosby and Patrick Reynolds. The plot centers on a "Mandroid" constructed by an evil scientist from the body of a downed pilot, who teams up with the scientist responsible for android technology, her pet robot Spot, a riverboat guide and a martial arts warrior. Back to me: It is a Charles Band movie, so that means it was gonna be at least interesting.  It has a little bit of everything popular from the time frame in it, and even a Star Trek connection.  Well, a soon to be Star Trek connection, anyway.