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Showing posts with label Retro Cinema Classics. Show all posts

King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) - Classic Monster Showdown | Toho | Retro Cinema Rewind

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 Written By Ken Hulsey The 1933 American classic "King Kong" had a profound influence on Asian filmmakers. As soon as the iconic m...

Attack of the 50ft Woman (1958) - Classic B-Movie Thriller | Retro Cinema Rewind

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Written By Ken Hulsey Attack of the 50 Foot Woman is a classic 1958 American science fiction film. It was produced by Bernard Woolner for Al...

How Them! Changed Sci-Fi Horror Forever | Retro Cinema Classics

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 Written By Ken Hulsey Back in 1954, monster movies were experiencing an exciting revival. At Universal Pictures, the team was gearing up to...

How House of Wax Changed Horror Movies Forever | Retro Cinema Classics

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"House of Wax," released in 1953, is a classic American horror film that showcases the incredible talent of Vincent Price. Directe...

Jack Arnold's Tarantula: A Look Back at a 1950s Sci-Fi Staple | Retro Cinema Classics

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 "Tarantula" is a gripping science fiction classic from 1955, directed by the talented Jack Arnold and featuring performances from...

Planet of the Apes: A Look Back at the Classic Film | Retro Cinema Rewind

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 Written By Ken Hulsey In 1966, Franklin J. Schaffner acquired the rights to an exciting project he believed would make a fantastic film: Pi...

When Birds Attack! - The True Story That Inspired The Hitchcock Classic

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  Written By: Terri Hulsey  I n 1961, Northern California was hit by a deluge of seabirds that flew into homes, attacked, and frightened sea...

Rodan! A Supersonic Monster Movie For The Jet Age! | Retro Cinema Classics

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 Written By: Ken Hulsey After the tremendous success of the first two Godzilla films, visionary director Ishiro Honda and producer Tomoyuki ...
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Androids And Tanks: The Wild World Of Dominion Tank Police

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 Written By Ken Hulsey Picture a wild future where hospitals are only for the perfectly healthy, the two hottest women in town are part andr...

Why "The Day The Earth Stood Still" Still Captures Our Imagination

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 Written By: Ken Hulsey A fantastic illustration of the potential of serious and thoughtful Science Fiction cinema can be found in the 1951 ...

Rear Window (1954) - Hitchcock's Thriller | Danger Lurks for Those Who See Too Much | Retro Cinema Classics

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Rear Window: A Hitchcock Masterpiece Rear Window stands as one of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest comedies of terror. Set in a Greenwich Vil...

Kingdom Of The Spiders (1977) - Creepy Crawly Sci-Fi | Dimension Pictures | Retro Cinema Rewind

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 Written By: Ken Hulsey It is always entertaining to see how the cast from the original "Star Trek" television series tried to mov...