This is a clip from Cheng Hou's 1977 movie "Shaolin Invincibles" (Chinese title: "Yong zheng ming zhang Shao Lin men") starring Carter Wong and featuring the amazing, ass-kicking gorillas! Does it get much better than this? I ask you?
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 15, 2013
SHORT OF THE MOMENT: "I CREATED LANCELOT LINK" (UNCUT!)
Jeff Krulik has just made available via Youtube the original, uncut version of the great little documentary short "I Created Lancelot Link". Shot back in 1997 (but released in 1999) by Krulik and Diane Bernard and edited by Mark Zuckerman, the short was sliced up like a banana split for the extra's doc feature on last year's "Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp" remastered DVD release by Film Chest. Film Chest did do a really nice job on that DVD compared to Image's earlier DVD release which was much darker and washed-out looking. But they should've just included "I Created..." as an extra unto itself instead of cutting it up and burying it within the DVD extra's own doc. At the very least they should've made it accessible with a chapter stop. In this day and age there's no excuse for that. One gets the feeling that the makers of the DVD's own doc were trying to reap the benefits of Bernard and Krulik's hard work themselves. Jeff was also the one responsible for pointing out to them in 2004 that Tonga, the star chimp who played Lancelot, was actually alive and well and living in an animal sanctuary (not that he received any credit for that discovery).
Okay, enough monkey-poop flingin'. Let's get swingin'! In the words of Ed Simian, "It'll be a really big shoooo-oooo-ooooooo!"
Labels:
chimps,
Jeff Krulik,
Lancelot Link Secret Chimp,
sixties,
spies,
television
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
JESS FRANCO R.I.P.
We've received the sad news today that our beloved Jess Franco has passed early this morning. Last Wednesday Jess was admitted into a hospital in Malaga, Spain after suffering a bad stroke and has been in intensive care treatment since. Now that he is at peace, we can only hope that he's gone on to meet his beloved Lina (who unexpectedly passed on February 15th, 2012) in Heaven.
In memory of Jess Franco we invite you to listen to our free playlist of select music from his films, "Jess Franco at the Movies" on Spotify. Freaturing tracks by Bruno Nicolai, Jerry Van Rooyen, Daniel J. White, Gerhard Heinz, Killer Barbies and others.
In memory of Jess Franco we invite you to listen to our free playlist of select music from his films, "Jess Franco at the Movies" on Spotify. Freaturing tracks by Bruno Nicolai, Jerry Van Rooyen, Daniel J. White, Gerhard Heinz, Killer Barbies and others.
Labels:
Jess Franco,
Lina Romay,
movies,
soundtracks
Sunday, December 2, 2012
TRAILER OF THE MOMENT: "THE HAREM" (1967)
Here is the rare theatrical trailer for "The Harem", directed by Marco Ferreri and starring Carroll Baker, Gastone Moschin, Renato Salvatori, Michel Le Royer, William Berger and Clotilde Sakaroff with uncredited appearances by George Hilton, John Phillip Law and Ugo Tognazzi. The trailer features pop-instrumental versions of The Beatles' "Michelle" and The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black". What's interesting is that neither tune actually appears in the movie itself which was scored by legendary soundtrack composter Ennio Morricone.
Please note that the motion on this trailer is slightly jerky looking, unlike the actual movie which looks great.
Please note that the motion on this trailer is slightly jerky looking, unlike the actual movie which looks great.
Labels:
Beatles,
Carroll Baker,
Ennio Morricone,
Groovy Factor,
Marco Ferreri,
pop,
Rolling Stones,
sixties
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
CLIP OF THE MOMENT: THE RED SPECTRE (1907)
HAPPY HALLOWEEN TO EVERYONE!
And to those of you affected by Hurricane Sandy,.... HANG IN THERE!
Saturday, October 27, 2012
E-CARDS OF HALLOWEENS PAST
In the days before spam-guards and html blockers we used to email our Halloween greetings out to our customers! How many of you remember these fine works of art? Most were done before we had discovered Photoshop...
CLIP OF THE MOMENT: SHIP OF MONSTERS (1959)
Here is a clip from the exciting climax of Ship of Monsters (La Nave de los monstruos, 1959)! SPOILER ALERT!
synopsis: "Ship of Monsters" is an unbelievable science-fiction / comedy / musical / western black & white movie featuring two sexy and stacked space-women (one of whom is Mexican scream-queen Lorna Velazquez) and their whacked-out robot. While on a seemingly innocent spaceship trip to visit Earth the two babes, upon landing, compete for the attention of a happy-go-lucky singing cowboy. Then, one of the women turns out to be an evil vampire bent on world domination! She thaws out a group of 4 insane looking frozen monsters she has hidden away in a nearby cave to do her wicked bidding!
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