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Spaceflight
IC-1
Lippert
Films Ltd.
Bernard Knowles
Bill
Williams, Kathleen Breck, John Cairney, Donald Churchill
Tony Doonan, Margo Mayne
Fightin'
and feudin' among the pioneer passengers aboard
an interstellar colonisation ship, in the odd few moments
when they are not talking.
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City
Under The Sea
( City In The Sea )
( War Gods Of The Deep )
Bruton / AIP
Jacques Tourneur
David
Tomlinson, Vincent Price, Tab Hunter, Susan Hart, Henry Oscar
John LeMesurier
The
leader of a band of Victorian smugglers who have acquired immortality
from the atmosphere of the underground city, Lyonesse, in which
they took refuge many years previously, kidnaps an American heiress
who resembles his dead wife. Our heroes track her down, fighting
off the smugglers and the strange original inhabitants, the amphibious
gill-men, to effect her rescue just in time before the city is
destroyed by an underwater volcano.
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The
Curse Of The Fly
Lippert
Films Ltd. / Shepperton Studios
Don Sharp
Carole
Gray, Brian Donlevy, Yvette Rees, George Baker, Jeremy Wilkins
Bert Kwouk
One
of the descendants of the scientist in the original Fly movie
tries to perfect the teleport machine. The wife of one of his
sons, freshly escaped from a lunatic asylum, discovers the human
results of the failed experiments. Police looking for her nearly
discover the secret laboratory and the family decide to try and
escape using the teleport machine. Whoops!
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Agent
505
( Agent 505 - Todesfalle Beirut )
Rapid Film / Metheus Films / Compagnie Lyonnaise
De Cinema
Manfred R. Koehler
Frederic Stafford, Chris Howland, Harald Leipnitz, Genevieve Cluny
Gisella Arden, Pierre Richard
A James Bond -type super-spy thriller in which an evil villain
plans to destroy Beirut but is thwarted by secret agents played
by Stafford and Howland. The musical score is by Ennio Morricone.
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Gigantes
Planetarios
( Gigantes Interplanetarios )
Estudios
America / Producciones Corsa
Alfred B. Crevenna
Guillermo Murray, Adriana Roel, Rogelio Guerra, Jose Angel Espinosa
Ferrusquilla
Jose Calvez, Jacqueline Fellay, Evita Munoz, Irma Lozano
Nathaniel Leon Frankenstein, Carlos Nieto, Lorena Velasquez (
pictured )
A children's sci-fi picture in which the heroes are a young scientist
and a professor's assistant who are in love. The professor for
whom the assistant works has constructed a spaceship and it is
this which takes the lovers Daniel and Silvia, together with a
boxer and his manager ( ???? ) to the planet of eternal night
in the galaxy of Rumania. The alien inhabitants are underground
dwellers who shun the planet's blinding surface light and who
are ruled by a madman whose intention is to destroy the Earth
with a 'death ray' of some sort. The four travellers manage to
turn the ray on its constructor and give control of the planet
back to the inhabitants. The lovers return to Earth leaving behind
their companions who have succumbed to the charms of some alien
crumpet. This and its follow-up film were released in 1966.
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The
Heat Of A Thousand Suns
Argos
Animation: Pierre Kast
Editor: Chris Marker
Illustration and designs by Eduard Luis
An animated French science fiction film
set in the far future where a young man, bored by his surroundings,
blasts off into space with only his cat and some robots for company.
On a distant planet he discovers a serene, tranquil culture and
falls in love with a girl.
The story follows his problems adjusting to their sociological
standards and customs
where family units are comprised of sexual groups of eight people.
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El
Planeta De Las Mujeres Invasoras
Estudios America / Producciones
Corsa
Alfred B. Crevenna
Guillermo Murray, Adriana Roel, Rogelio
Guerra, Jose Angel Espinosa Ferrusquilla
Lorena Velazquez, Elizabeth Campbell, Maura Monti
This was made as a follow-up to 'Gigantes Planetarios' with the
same four leading characters, despite the fact that two of them
were left behind in its predecessor. They find themselves on the
planet Sibila which is controlled by the twins Alburnia and Adastrea
who are, respectively, good and evil. The twins plan to conquer
Earth but the Sibilans cannot live in Earth's atmosphere so they
need to carry out experiments on human lungs in order to find
a way to 'convert' their invasion forces. The young couple thwart
the twins' attempts to kidnap young children for experimentation
and end up killing both of them off before returning to Earth.
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El
Rayo Disintegrador
( Aventuras De Quinque y Arturo El Robot
)
Petruka Films
Pascual Cervera
Peter Solis, Maria Jesus Balenciaga, Joaquin
Nieto, Sergio Mendizabal
Jose Luis Coll, Maria Hevia
A group of criminals steal a secret disintegrator ray and are
tracked down and dealt with by a ten year-old boy and a rusty
robot called Arturo.
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The
Face Of Fu Manchu
Hallam
Don Sharp
Christopher Lee, Tsai Chin, Nigel Green,
Howard Marion-Crawford
James Robertson Justice, Walter Rilla, Karin Dor
'The world has not heard the last of Fu Manchu' - apparently not,
as he pops up again here with more wicked schemes for achieving
world domination. This time he is collecting rare poisonous flowers
from Tibet to produce a lethal gas which he tests on an English
village.
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Willy
McBean and His Magic Machine
Videocraft
International / Dentsu Motion Picture Company
Magna Pictures
Arthur
Rankin Jr.
Voices:
Larry Mann, Billie Richards, Alfie Scopp, Paul Kligman
Bernard Cowan, Paul Soles
Animated feature using 'AniMagic' in which Professor Rasputin
von Rotten invents a time machine and intends using it to claim
the credit for history's greatest events. His pet monkey reveals
the plot to Willy McBean and the pair of them embark on an adventure
to foil the evil Professor's plans.
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The
Faceless Monster
( Amanti d'Oltretomba )
( Nightmare Castle )
Produzione Cinematografica Emmeci
Allan Grunewald
Mario Caiano
Barbara Steele, Paul Miller, Helga Line,
Lawrence Clift, John McDouglas, Rik Battaglia
A sci-fi horror film which was cut to bits ( from 105 mins to
73 mins ) by the distributors to remove the more gory bits. It
opens with a pair of lovers being disfigured - one with acid and
the other with a red-hot iron. The story features a Victorian
scientist involved in experiments with the electrical regeneration
of blood. In order to finance his research he kills his wife in
the hope of gaining from her will but finds that her sister inherits
all her wealth and property. On trying the same trick on her he
finds an opponent more capable than he had bargained for and who
is out to get revenge for her sister's death.
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Fantomas
Strikes Back
( Fantomas Se Dechaine )
SNEG / PAC / Victory
Andre Hunebelle
Jean Marais, Louis de Funes, Mylene Demongeot,
Jacques Dynam
Robert Dalban, Albert Dagnat
Fantomas is another character involved in a 'series' of films.
He is a super-criminal who, this time round, kidnaps a group of
scientists and forces them to develop a ray for controlling minds
in his secret volcano-based laboratory. He is eventually cornered
but makes his escape in a flying car.
This, the second film, is the only one of the Fantomas trilogy
which has notable sci-fi content.
The other two films are 'Fantomas' ( 1964 ) and 'Fantomas Against
Scotland Yard' ( 1966 ).
The image shown is actually from the first film in the series.
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The
Green Planet
SOFAC
Art: Piotr Kamler
Story: Jacques Sternberg
A
science fiction short in which the visuals are apparently achieved
by sprinkling fine sand onto a green-coloured background. The
accompanying commentary describes the activities of the star-shaped
inhabitants of Actur. Their chief industry is the manufacture
of time - time to fill, time to gain, time to lose, and although
tone deaf, they love music. It becomes increasingly obvious that
the absurd creatures being described aren't Acturans at all, but
a race slightly closer to home.
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Hercules
Against The Moon Men
( Maciste E La Regina Di Samar )
Nike Cinematografica /
Comptoir Francais Du Film
Giacomo Gentilomo
Sergio Ciani, Jany Clair, Anna-Maria Polani,
Nando Tamberlani
Jean-Pierre Honore, Delia D'Alberti
The hero Maciste is engaged by the people of Samar to help rid
them of their evil queen and her
army of rock-like moon men who enforce her wishes.
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The
Hyperboloid Of Engineer Garin
( Giperboloid Inzhenera Garina )
( Engineer Garin's Death Ray )
Based on a novel by Alexei Tolstoy
Gorki
Alexander Gintsburg
Yevgeny Yevstigneev, Vsevolod Safonov, Mikhail Astangov, Natalya
Klimova
In this sci-fi film set in the mid-20s, a psycho science student
steals the blueprints for a deathray and prepares to use it for
evil.
Yet another mad scientist who wants to destroy the world with
a 'death ray'
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The
Lost Face
( Ztracena Tvar )
Svabik-Prochazka
Pavel Hobl
Vlastimil Brodsky, Fred Demare, Jana Brezkova,
Frantisek Filipovsky, Marie Vasova
Martin Rurek, Nina Popelikova, Jiri Vala, Zdenka Prochazkova
A face-changing medical science-fiction story in which a doctor,
who can't achieve recognition or money for his talents, gains
employment with the gangster element involving changing the faces
of both victims and criminals as well as his own.
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Our
Man Flint
20th Century Fox
Daniel Mann
James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb, Gila Golan, Edward
Mulhare, Benson Fong
Shelby Grant, Rhys Williams, Russ Conway
The first of two James Bond spoofs starring James Coburn sees
super secret agent Flint spoiling the world domination plans of
three evil scientists and their weather control program. More
girls than Bond, more fancy gadgets, but somehow lacking in depth.
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Pinocchio
In Outer Space
Swallow / Belvision
Ray Goosens
Voices: Arnold Stang, Conrad Jameson, Minerva
Pious
An animated feature in which the wooden puppet heads into space
with his pal Nurtle the turtle. They land on Mars and come up
against Astro, the flying Martian whale, who fancies his chances
of conquering Earth but Pinnochio and Nurtle manage to ground
him and his plans.
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The
Silencers
Based on the books by Donald Hamilton
Meadway-Claude / Columbia
Phil Karlson
Dean Martin, Beverly Adams, Stella Stevens,
Daliah Lavi, Cyd Charisse, Victor Buono
James Gregory, Robert Webber
The first of four 'Matt Helm' James Bond spoofs starring Dean
Martin as the playboy secret agent.
In this first adventure Helm and his gorgeous girls foil a plot
to reprogram an atomic missile and
cause it to land in the New Mexico testing ground.
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Thunderball
Based on the novel by Ian Fleming
Kevin
McClory / United Artists
Terence
Young
Sean Connery,
Claudine Auger, Luciana Paluzzi, Martine Beswick, Lois Maxwell,
Bernard Lee
Adolfo Celi, Rik Van Nutter, Guy Doleman, Molly Peters, Desmond
Llewelyn, Roland Culver
Earl Cameron, Paul Stassino, Rose Alba, Philip Locke, George Pravda,
Michael Brennan
Leonard Sachs, Edward Underdown, Reginald Beckwith
Bond in the Bahamas investigating the disappearance of a U.S.
plane which has disappeared with two atomic bombs on board. He
comes across the involvement of SPECTRE, this time in the form
of Emilio Largo and his beautiful but unsuspecting ward, Domino
( Claudine Auger ). SPECTRE have arranged for the plane to crash
in the shallow water of the keys and plan to use Largo's fantastic
boat, the Disco Volante, to remove the two bombs which are then
to be used for blackmail. 007 manages to thwart them again, leading
a team of Felix Leiter's crack CIA operatives in a spectacular
underwater battle before ultimately finishing off Largo personally
in a fight aboard his out-of-control craft.
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Who
Killed Jessie?
( Kdo Chce Zabit Jessu? )
( Who Wants To Kill Jessie? )
Czechoslovensky Film
Vaclav Vorlicek
Jiri Sovak, Dana Medricka, Olga Shoberova
( Olinka Berova )
Karel Effa, Juraj Visny
A comedy sci-fi in which a woman scientist invents a dream manipulation
machine. This allows her to view people's dreams on a screen and
change the imagery so that nightmares become peaceful dreams.
She decides to try it out on her husband and finds that he is
having dreams about a gorgeous comic-strip character called Jessie
and two villainous characters who are out to get her. The machine
malfunctions and somehow brings the dream characters to life right
in the couple's bedroom.
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Spy
In Your Eye
( Berlino Appuntamento Per La Spie )
Italian International Film / Publi Italia
Vittorio Sala
Brett Halsey, Paula Krauss, Dana Andrews,
Gastone Moschin, Tania Beryl
Alessandro Sperli, Mario Valdemarin, Tino Bianchi, Renato Baldini
An American spy has a miniature TV camera implanted in his eye
while undergoing an operation to cure his blindness. With knowledge
gained from this the Russians kidnap the daughter of a dead scientist
who they believe knows the secret formula that he was working
on. The camera is eventually discovered and is used to send false
information back to the Russians. Oh - in case you were wondering,
the girl was rescued and the secret formula was found tattooed
on her scalp under her hair.
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To
Trap A Spy
MGM
/ Arena
Don
Medford
Robert
Vaughn, David McCallum, Leo G. Carroll, Luciana Paluzzi, Patricia
Crowley
Fritz Weaver, William Marshall, Will Kuluva, Victoria Shaw
U.N.C.L.E.
learns that industrialist and enemy agent Andrew Vulcan is planning
to assassinate Premier Ashumen, a visiting African leader, during
a tour of one of Vulcan's factories. Solo persuades Elaine May
Donaldson, one of Vulcan's old girlfriends, to infiltrate the
company via Vulcan's affections and help to thwart the plot.
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The
Spy With My Face
MGM
/ Arena
John Newland
Robert Vaughn,
David McCallum, Leo G. Carroll, Senta Berger, Michael Evans
Sharon Farrell
Napoleon Solo is
captured by THRUSH who replace him with a perfect double in
a bid to infiltrate the U.N.C.L.E. organisation. Illya Kuryakin
becomes suspicious at his partner's unusual behaviour and starts
to put two and two together. In the meantime, Solo must escape
and try to stop his double before he succeeds in his plan.
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The
Night Caller
( Blood Beast From Outer Space )
( Night Caller From Space )
New
Art / Armitage
John Gilling
John
Saxon, Maurice Denham, Patricia Haines, Alfred Burke, John Carson
Jack Watson, Warren Mitchell
An
alien, Mr. Medra, abducts Earth girls who answer his adverts in
'Bikini Girl' magazine and transports them to Jupiter's Ganymede
moon for the purpose of experimental genetics.
Why do they always pick on us?
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Alphaville
Chaumiane
/ Filmstudio
Jean-Luc Godard
Eddie
Constantine, Anna Karina, Akim Tamiroff, Howard Vernon, Laszlo
Szabo
A
secret agent travels across the galaxy to try and discover what
happened to his predecessor. He finds himself on a planet that
is being ruled by ALPHA 60, a '1984 Big Brother' computer. He
eventually destroys it by reading it poetry.
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Dr.
Goldfoot And The Bikini Machine
AIP
Norman Taurog
Vincent
Price, Fred Clark, Frankie Avalon, Dwayne Hickman, Susan Hart
Jack Mullaney
The
evil doctor invents and manufactures life-like girl robots who
are programmed to make themselves desirable to wealthy men.
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The
Bedford Incident
Columbia
/ Bedford Productions
James B.Harris
Richard
Widmark, Sidney Poitier, James MacArthur, Eric Portman
Donald Sutherland, Martin Balsam
The
captain of an American destroyer that is pursuing a Russian submarine
through Arctic waters accidentally fires an atomic weapon.
Yeah, sure, he thought the button was a cigar lighter . . .
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The
Devil Men From Space
( The Snow Devils )
Mercury
Film International
Antonio Margheriti
Ombretta
Colli, Renato Baldini, Wilbert Bradley, Halina Zalewska
Enzo Fiermonte, Freddy Unger, Isarco Ravaioli, Pietro Martellanza
Giacomo Rossi-Stuart
A
weather station in the Himalayas is destroyed during an unseasonal
melting of Earth's ice caps. Two men from Gamma I are sent to
investigate accompanied by a Sherpa guide and a girl worried about
her fiance. They are captured by aliens, the giant blue Aytia,
who just happen to let slip their plan to turn the planet into
a huge ice plain so that their pals from a doomed planet in another
solar system can move in. Why don't we just grant them political
asylum and give them all houses and satellite T.V.? Anyway, having
discovered that the aliens' main base is on Callisto, one of Jupiter's
moons, our little band escapes and our two heroes, Jackson and
Pulasky, are sent into space on a mission to slap the back of
the aliens' legs and tell them to stop it before we all freeze
to death. Earth is saved again - we're on a roll . . .
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Sergeant
Deadhead
AIP
Norman Taurog
Eve
Arden, John Ashley, Frankie Avalon, Jerry Brutsche, Pat Buttram
Patti Chandler, Fred Clark, Jo Collins, Sallie Dornan, Edward
Faulkner
Reginald Gardiner, Gale Gordon, Sue Hamilton, Bob Harvey, Luree
Holmes
Mary Hughes, Buster Keaton, Harvey Lembeck, Donna Loren, Andy
Macchia
John Romano, Cesar Romero, Salli Sachse, Bobbi Shaw, Romo Vincent
Deborah Walley, Tod Windsor
A
bumbling sergeant in the U.S.Army takes a trip into space with
a chimp where he undergoes a strange change of personality.
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Voyage
To A Prehistoric Planet
( Storm Planet )
AIP-TV
/ Filmgroup
Curtis Harrington and Pavel Klushantsev
Basil
Rathbone, Faith Domergue, Vladimir Yemelyanov, Georgi Zhzhyonov
Georgi Tejkh
The
year is 2020. Marcia watches from a ship in orbit around Venus
as the crew and robot on the surface get attacked by prehistoric
monsters. A volcanic eruption chews up the planet allowing them
to escape. They somehow come to the conclusion that the monsters
were really Venusians who became mutants after they destroyed
their planet with atomic warfare. Still with me…..? I would have
thought that Faith would have had enough of mutants after 'This
Island Earth'.
It's a lousy job, but someone has to do it.
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Lightning
Bolt
( Operacion Goldman )
Sette
Film SpA / Lacazar Films / BGA / Seven Film
Balcazar Producciones Cinematograficas
Antonio Margheriti
Anthony
Eisley, Wandisa Guida, Folco Lulli, Jose-Maria Caffarel, Diana
Lorys
Renato Montalbano, Oreste Palella, Luisa Rivelli, Francisco Sanz
A
madman plans to sabotage a NASA lunar project and U.S. government
agent Harry Sennet is sent undercover to thwart his intentions.
Just about qualifies as sci-fi.
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Frankenstein
Meets The Space Monster
( Duel Of The Space Monsters )
Vernon-Seneca
Films
Robert Gaffney
Marilyn
Harold, Lou Cutell, Robert Reilly, James Karen, Nancy Marshall
David Kernan, Susan Stephens, Bruce Glover as The Monster
An
atomic war on Mars destroys nearly all the women (seems a bit
selective ) so the Martian men, led by Princess Marcuzan, feel
the need to steal ours. On their way to Earth, they damage a space
capsule and its android pilot who returns to go on the rampage.
In the meantime, during the ensuing confusion, the Martians decide
that beach parties are a good hunting ground for breeding stock.
Can't argue with that . . .
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The
Navy vs The Night Monsters
Standard
Club of California Productions / Realart Pictures Corporation
Michael A. Hoey
Anthony
Eisley, Mamie Van Doren, Phillip Terry, Walter Sande, Bobby Van
Billy Gray, Kay Elhardt, Pamela Mason, Russ Bender, Taggart Casey,
Biff Elliot
David Brandon, Edward Faulkner, William Meigs, Garrett Myles,
Paul Rhone
Mike Sargent, Del 'Sonny' West
An
Antarctic expedition discovers some strange new trees and takes
them back to a South Seas navy base where they turn out to be
nocturnal acid-secreting alien creatures.
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Wild
Wild Planet
( The Galaxy Criminals )
MGM
Antonio Margheriti
Tony
Russell, Lisa Gastoni, Massimo Serato, Franco Nero, Vittorio Bonos
Margherita Holowitz
The
comings and goings of a gang from the outlaw planetoid Delphos
in 2015 A.D.
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Mutiny
In Outer Space
Hugo
Grimaldi Film Productions
Hugo Grimaldi
William
Leslie, Dolores Faith, Richard Garland, James Dobson, Pamela Curran
Francine York
Returning
from the moon, a group of astronauts are affrected by an exotic
fungus that produces LSD-like effects until it is offed by some
unlikely-sounding artificial sub-zero particles.
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The
War Game
BBC
Peter Watkins
An
unusual nuclear war 'scare' film made for TV by the BBC in the
form of a documentary showing the effects of a nuclear strike
on a town in Kent was considered too horrifying for television.
It was allowed to be shown at The National Film Theatre in February
1966 and was subsequently only released to selected cinemas as
it was thought the viewing population might take it too seriously,
like the 'War Of The Worlds' radio programme. Gruesome.
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War
Of The Planets
( The Deadly Diaphanoids )
(I
Diafanoidi Vengono da Marte)
(Polizia Dello Spazio Contro Ufo)
Mercury
Film International / MGM
Antonio Margheriti
Lisa
Gastoni (Jane Fate), Tony Russell, Massimo Serato, Franco Nero,
Michel Lemoine
Carlo Giustini
It
is the 21st century. Aliens made of a form of light invade the
solar system and base themselves on Mars. From there, they attack
Earth spacestations, destroying the minds of the crews. Who you
gonna call?
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Planet On The Prowl
(Mission Wandering Planet)
(Il Missione pianeta errante)
(Il Planeta Errante)
Mercury
Film International / MGM
Antonio Margheriti
(Anthony M. Dawson)
Jack Stuart (Giacomo Rossi Stuart), Amber
Collins (Ombretta Colli), Enzo Fiermonte
Halina Zalewska, Peter Martel, Freddy Unger, Franco Ressell
No storyline available
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Snow Devils
(La Morte Viene dal Pianeta Aytin)
( I Diavoli Dello Spazio)
Mercury
Film International / MGM
Antonio Margheriti
(Anthony M. Dawson)
Jack Stuart (Giacomo Rossi Stuart),
Amber Collins (Ombretta Colli), Enzo Fiermonte
Halina Zalewska, Freddy Unger, Renato Baldini, Franco Nero
No storyline available
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Die, Monster, Die!
( Monster Of Terror )
From
H.P.Lovecraft's 'Colour Out Of Space'
AIP / Alta Vista Film Productions
Daniel Haller
Boris
Karloff, Suzan Farmer, Nick Adams, Freda Jackson, Patrick Magee
Paul Farrell
An
eccentric recluse discovers a meteorite, the radiation from which
gives him strange powers.
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Crack
In The World
Paramount
/ Security
Andrew Marton
Dana
Andrews, Janette Scott, Kieron Moore, Alexander Knox, Peter Damon
Gary Lasdun
A
missile fired at the Earth's core ( are they mad? ) sets off a
string of increasingly violent earthquakes. The 'cure' is effected
by exploding a nuclear bomb inside a volcano which ultimately
blows a chunk of Earth into orbit to create a new moon.
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Planet
Of The Vampires
(
The Haunted Planet )
( Terrore Nello Spazio )
Castilla
Cooperativa Cinematografica / Italian International Film
Mario Brava
Barry
Sullivan, Norma Bengell, Angel Aranda, Evi Maranda, Stelio Candelli
The
spaceships Argos and Galliot are sent to investigate the planet
Aura where the crews suddenly start killing each other off for
no apparent reason. Incorporeal aliens, whose sun has died, take
over the dead bodies and use them to search for a new home. Earth
looks nice…
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The
Satan Bug
From
the novel by Alistair MacLean
United Artists / Mirisch / Kappa
John Sturges
George
Maharis, Richard Basehart, Anne Francis, Dana Andrews, Edward
Asner
At
a top secret biological research station in the desert, a scientist
turns traitor and steals a lethal virus to be used by a mad millionaire.
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Tenth
Victim
Avco
/ CC Champion / Concordia
Elio Petri
Ursula
Andress, Marcello Mastroianni, Elsa Martinelli, Massimo Serato
The
21st century 'Big Hunt Ministry', in order to find an outlet for
mankind's more violent tendencies, trains groups of 'hunters'
and 'victims' to fight each other in legal duels to the death.
Ten 'kills' wins a fabulous prize.
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Village
Of The Giants
Based
on the H.G.Wells story 'Food Of The Gods'
Berkeley Productions / Embassy Pictures Corporation /
Joseph E.Levine
Bert I.Gordon
Tommy
Kirk, Johnny Crawford, Beau Bridges, Ron Howard, Joy Harmon
Bob Random, Vicki London, Freddy Cannon, Toni Basil
A
teenage 'genius' invents GOOP by accident - a substance which
promotes rapid growth in living things when eaten. Some delinquents
steal the substance and eat it for a 'dare', causing them to become
30ft tall and able to take over the town.
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The
Wizard Of Mars
( Journey Into The Unknown )
( Alien Massacre )
( Horrors Of The Red Planet )
American
General Pictures / Karston-Hewitt Organisation
David L. Hewitt
John
Carradine, Roger Gentry, Vic McGee, Jerry Rannow, Eve Bernhardt
Yep,
it sounds like it and it is! Four astronauts crash-land on Mars.
Steve, Charlie, Doc and…you guessed it…Dorothy. They discover
a golden road which leads to the ruins of a Martian City where
the 'Wizard' ( the collective mind of the last Martians ) refuses
to allow the four of them to leave until they sort out a little
problem for 'him'… Slightly less memorable than the original.
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Sins
Of The Fleshapoids
Mike
Kuchar
Bob
Cowan, Donna Kerness, George Kuchar, Julius Middleman
Maren Thomas, Gina Zuckerman
The storyline to this one has escaped me so far. According to
the comment in the IMDb the main point of the movie is to show
large-chested ladies fondling jewels like Christmas tree ornaments
while a space jockey hangs around a rather dilapidated-looking
palace. There are, apparently, lots of wafting breezes and some
sort of climactic 'birth' scene. I can hardly wait . . .
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Monster
A-Go-Go
( Terror At Halfday )
B.I.&L
Bill Rebane
Phil
Morton, June Travis, George Perry, Lois Brooks, Rork Stevens
Peter Thompson, Robert Simons, Barry Hopkins, Stu Taylor, Lorri
Perry
Del Clark, Art Scott, Leonard Gelstein, Aviva Crane, Dean Tompis
A
returning astronaut crash-lands in a field and, mutilated by radiation,
starts to rampage through the neighbourhood. As he is cornered,
he disappears and the 'real' astronaut is discovered half a planet
away in the Pacific Ocean none the worse for wear.
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The
Human Duplicators
(
Jaws Of The Alien )
( Space Agent K1 )
( Agente Spaziale K.1 )
( Les Creatures De Kolos )
( Jaws Of The Alien )
Woolner
/ Independenti Regionali
Hugo Grimaldi
George
Nader, Dolores Faith, Richard Kiel, George Macready, Hugh Beaumont
Barbara Nichols, John Indrisano, Margot Teele, Alean 'Bambi' Hamilton
Ted Durant, Richard Arlen, Larry Barton, John Dasten, Andrew Johnson
Tommy Leonetti, Lori Lyons, Walter Maslow, Benito Prezie, Mel
Ruick
Kim Satana, Lonnie Sattin, Richard Schuyler, William White
Richard
Kiel can't seem to keep away from anything to do with 'Jaws'.
An alien agent is sent here from a galaxy far, far away with the
objective of conquering the planet by duplicating humans in a
pottery-like material which, fortunately for us, can be shattered
like crockery. He comes across a beautiful blind girl who worms
her way into his affections and distracts him from his purpose
enough for the forces of Earth to ultimately defeat him and his
animated wedgewood army.
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She
Based
on the book by Henry Rider Haggard
ABP / Hammer
Robert Day
Peter
Cushing, Ursula Andress, Christopher Lee, John Richardson
Rosenda Monteros, Bernard Cribbins
An
explorer tracks down a forgotten race in the African mountains
ruled over by Ayesha, a centuries old queen who has attained immortality
through bathing in the flames of meteorites which periodically
strike
in
exactly the same place. She believes him to be the reincarnation
of an ancient lover and tries to persuade him to use the flame.
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The
Eye Creatures
( Attack Of The Eye Creatures )
Azalea
Pictures
Larry Buchanan
John
Ashley, Cynthia Hull, Warren Hammack, Chet Davis, Bill Peck
Ethan Allen, Bob Brown
Alien
creatures that look like giant eyes try to take over the world
but are thwarted
by the ideas of some teenagers.
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Dr.Who
And The Daleks
British
Lion / Regal / Aaru
Gordon Flemyng
Peter
Cushing, Roy Castle, Jennie Linden, Roberta Tovey, Barrie Ingham
Geoffrey Toone
The
Doctor and his friends land on the radiation-affected planet Skaro
and help the hippie-like, peaceful blue-skinned Thals to stop
their robotic, warlike slavemasters, the Daleks, from wiping them
out.
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