Cult movies, classic movies, horror, cult tv of the 60s and 70s, vintage genre fiction
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I enjoyed Starcrash way more than Star Wars. Apart from anything else I'd much rather watch Caroline Munro than Carrie Fisher. And Christopher Plummer in Starcrash is more fun than Alec Guinness in Star Wars.
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Vera Reynolds is seen here in a production still from her film, The Road to Yesterday (1925). Interesting note: This was the very first release from Cecil B. DeMille's newly formed production company, DeMille Pictures Corporation
#VeraReynolds #Hollywood #TheRoadToYesterday
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Prime Video is streaming a beautiful remastered print of THE DEVIL'S MASK, a fine entry in the I LOVE A MYSTERY film series.
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Ingrid Pitt/The vampire lovers, among all the other #HammerHorror legends at the Academy Museum Horror Exhibit 🖤🧛♀️🩸⚰️🧛♂️🦇
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Hace mas de 66 años,dos perritas valientes, Belka y Strelka, fueron al espacio a bordo del Sputnik 5. Fueron los primeros seres vivos en regresar sanos y salvos de una órbita.
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For those watching THE HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL on #NoirAlley #TCM - here's the real house! (Reing renovated when I was there; special effects added to height.) Hilariously, it's just a couple doors down the road from Lauren Bacall's DARK PASSAGE apartment!
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THUNDER ALLEY (1985)
Richie, who's "the best damn guitar player in town", and his band Magic are struggling to hit it big in Tucson and there is sex and drugs and lots of montages and after Thunder Alley we gonna rock down to Electric Avenue
and then we’ll take it higher.
#JW #Cannon
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DC's venture into the gothic-suspense genre was THE SINISTER HOUSE OF SECRET LOVE, which launched September/October 1971. Read the review at paperbackwarrior.com/2025/10…. #books #comics #graphicnovel #horror
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Nico in Times Square, 1960s Neon lights, a Coca-Cola sign, slush on the sidewalk, and a German model in a bold striped suit looking up at the city. Before she sang on The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967), produced by Andy Warhol, she had already appeared in Fellini's La Dolce Vita. Few people captured New York cool quite like her.
Who else had this kind of effortless style?
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Lobby Card for 1939's The Gorilla, starring Bela Lugosi and directed by Allan Dwan. Allan Dwan was born in Toronto in 1885. He directed Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood in 1922, and Shirley Temple in Heidi in 1937. Dwan directed his first film in 1912 and his last film in 1961.
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Hi darlings, I've just listed some more photo's, hope you like them. I was wondering if you'd like a calendar for next year, what do you think? love Sally. 😅XxX😅
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VINTAGE HALLOWEEN FAIRIES reminding us that fairies and goblins were once as likely to be found on #Halloween cards as vampires and witches!! At a time when the veil between our world & the shadow world is extremely thin there are likely to be encounters between humans & fairies #FolkloreSunday
