948. The ideal It Came from Beneath the Sea review!

This is volume two, as the first one was done over 700 episodes, and was not on YouTube.

904. The paleo-riffic Planet of Dinosaurs review!

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

Planet of Dinosaurs... sorta

 I wish the movie was this exciting.

869. The Functional First Men in the Moon review!

Here is a fun if not very significant Harryhausen movie.  It is too long for its own good.

First Men in the Moon trailer 1964

This is the theatrical trailer, which makes the movie look very exciting!

841. The Sensational 7th Voyage of Sinbad review!

What a great movie and accomplishment this is.  It was also a very influential movie.

830. Dinosaur! from 1985 is super!

This is an excellent documentary from 1985. The host is pretty super as well!

813. Journey to Uranus, the 7th Planet!

Here we have another Danish-American co-production from Sid Pink!

Journey to the Seventh Planet in color!

I have written about this movie before, but this time we are simply looking at a photo from the pressbook.  I love those things!

801. The Primevals, at last! (review)

Was this worth the wait... mostly.

780. Climbing to the land of Lost Continent (1951) review!

 I do like this movie a lot, though it could use a bit of judicious editing.  Still a fun sci-fi adventure movie.

Lost Continent 1951

 From Wiki-  Lost Continent is a 1951 American black-and-white science-fiction film drama produced by Jack Leewood, Robert L. Lippert and Sigmund Neufeld, directed by Sam Newfield (Neufeld's brother) and starring Cesar Romero, Hillary Brooke, Whit Bissell,^[1] Sid Melton, Hugh Beaumont and John Hoyt.^[2]  Major Joe Nolan is the head of a South Pacific expedition to retrieve an atomic-powered rocket that has vanished. He is accompanied by pilot Lieutenant Danny Wilson, aircraft mechanic Sergeant William Tatlow and the three scientists who built the rocket. Back to me: 

757. Clans of Caveman (1981)

 I love this movie.  That is all.

Caveman 1981

 

I have written about this movie a time or two before, but never with an actual review.  Though I did a very early episode about it on my podcast, that was pre-YouTube and me knowing more about such things.

watching the Primevals!

 

I wrote about this movie a couple years ago here, and it is available on Tubi to watch for free!  So I am over halfway through and...

Goliath and The Dragon 1960

This is a very busy, and rather obviously edited US theatrical cut (not on the DVD, but from the Italian version).  It is pretty good, though.

729. Jason and those thievin' Argonauts! 1963

                     Another of Ray Harryhausen's classic movies gets reviewed here.  It has a couple flaws in it, though nothing that ruins the movie.

Jason & The Argonauts (1963) Trailer (1080p)

                 Here's hoping this will stay up, rather than the one I put up some twelve and a half years ago.

703. Earth fights the Flying Saucers in 1956!

                 This is my least favorite black and white Harryhausen movie, but I did quite enjoy this viewing of it.  Go figure!

Newsflash: Cowboys and Dinosaurs (Whose Line Is It Anyway - Classic)

                         Sven is airing The Valley of Gwangi tomorrow, and the trailer is on here already, as well as several reviews.