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Attack of the
B Movies
You're in for a treat with these
classic monster movies, mostly from the 50s. Get ready for the Blob,
Godzilla, zombies, aliens, mad scientists, and other monsters to attack.
List prepared using assistance from Badmovies.org.
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- The
Blob
- Residents of a small Pennsylvania town combat a slimy space
invader. Directed by Irvin S. Yeaworth. Starring Steve McQueen.
PG
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- Creature
From the Black Lagoon
- A scientific expedition traveling up the Amazon River encounter
a dangerous humanoid amphibious fish creature. Directed by Jack
Arnold. Starring Richard Carlson & Julie Adams. NR
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- The
Day the Earth Stood Still
- A spaceship lands in Washington, D.C., capturing the attention
of the world. But the alien emissary it brings refuses to reveal
his mission to any single government, leaving the military, the
politicians, and millions of ordinary people to wait in fear.
Soon their distrust turns to calls for violence. But one young
woman and her son befriend him ... and soon realize that they
may be all that stands between the human race and total destruction.
Directed by Robert Wise. Starring Michael Rennie & Patricia
Neal. G
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- Earth
Girls Are Easy
- Three furry aliens, played by Jeff Goldblum and stand-up comedians
Damon Wayans and Jim Carrey, splash down in Genna Davis' pool,
finding that life here on earth is more than just fun, fun, fun
- it's also romance, dancing, TV, adventure, music...and makeovers.
The extra-terrestrial trio have no idea how wild earth girls can
be...but they're about to find out. Directed by Julien Temple.
Starring Geena Davis & Jeff Goldblum. PG
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- Earth
vs. the Flying Saucers
- Dr. Russell Marvin heads up Operation Skyhook, which is tasked
with sending experimental rockets into the upper atmosphere. Unfortunately,
all the rockets are somehow disappearing. During the final rocket
launching, a flying saucer lands and the military fires upon the
aliens, triggering the destruction of the installation and a cryptic
warning from the aliens. In response, Dr. Marvin and his colleagues
develop an anti-magnetic beam weapon to disable the flying discs.
The weapon and the mettle of the populace of Washington, DC are
soon put to the test, when the flying saucers attack. Directed
by Fred F. Sears. Starring Hugh Marlowe & Joan Taylor. NR
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- Godzilla
- Godzilla rises from the sea, his slumber disturbed by atomic
tests. With its haunting scenes of a devastated Tokyo eerily echoing
the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this film gave the
world the perfect monster, and metaphor, for the Atomic Age. Directed
by Ishirô Honda. Starring Akira Takarada. NR
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- House
of Wax
- An acclaimed wax sculpter goes from slightly wacko to completely
deranged when he loses both his art showcase and the use of his
hands in an arsonist's inferno. The determined, flame-scarred
Jarrod invents a unique way of rebuilding his house of wax . Aided
by Igor, he dips his helpless victims in wax ! Both critics and
the public praise Jarrod's new works. But a lone voice cries murder
when heroine Sue Allen discovers a wax figure with an uncanny
resemblance to her mysteriously murdered friend. As she sets out
to prove Jarrod's guilt, she hardly knows the horrors that await
her. Directed by André de Toth. Starring Vincent Price.
NR
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- Invasion
Of The Body Snatchers
- Plant-like extraterrestrials have invaded Santa Mira, a small
town in California, replicating the villagers in giant seed "pods"
and taking possession of their souls while they sleep. In a terrifying
race, for his life, Dr. Bennell escapes to warn the world of the
deadly invasion of the pod people. Directed by Don Siegel. Starring
Kevin McCarthy & Dana Wynter. NR
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- It
Came From Outer Space
- A science fiction melodrama. After discovering that a meteor-like
object buried under a landslide is an inhabited space ship from
another planet, a young scientist delays an attack by panic-stricken
townspeople so that the ship can leave the earth. Directed by
Jack Arnold. Starring Richard Carlson & Barbara Rush. NR
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- Mars
Attacks!
- Mean, green invaders from the angry red planet. Directed by
Tim Burton. Starring Jack Nicholson & Glenn Close. PG-13
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- Mystery
Science Theater 3000: The Brain That Wouldn't Die
- Dr. Bill Cortner is a brilliant young surgeon who experiments
illegally with the bodies and minds of fellow humans. When his
fiancee is decapitated in a freak accident, he tries to transplant
her still living head and brain to another body. Directed by Joseph
Green. Starring Jason Evers. NR
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- Night
of the Living Dead
- A simple, peaceful countryside is being terrorized by killer
zombies with only one thing on their minds--destroy all humans.
A small stronghold of survivors must hold the zombies at bay outside
an old, abandoned house. Directed by George A. Romero. Starring
Duane Jones & Judith O'Dea. NR
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- Plan
Nine From Outer Space
- Alien invaders use "Plan 9" to re-animate dead earthlings.
Directed by Ed Wood. Starring Bella Lugosi, Vampira, & Lyle
Talbot. NR
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- The
Tingler
- An obsessed doctor discovers that fear manifests itself as
a parasitic creature, which grows on the spinal cords of terrified
people. If they scream, the Tingler can be destroyed. If they
don't, it will sever the spinal column and kill them. Directed
by William Castle. Starring Vincent Price. NR
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- War
of the Worlds
- Disguised as meteors, Martian spacecraft invade the Earth and
conduct the systematic destruction of all major population centers.
Not even nuclear bombs can stop them. Soon panic and looting set
in as the thin veneer of civilization is stripped away. Directed
by Byron Haskin. Starring Gene Barry & Anne Robinson. Based
on the book The
War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. G
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