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joel kelly

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ha! we were discussing this movie that Pris mentioned over on the songplanet boards (myself, and Von Babasin)


"The Eye".  Von saw it, I didn't. He said it was interesting, but not as good as he was expecting.


 


I have a favorite movie, that I watch regularly, it's called:


"When Worlds Collide"  Pretty sure you all know it.


and speaking of favorites from that decade, I also love


"War of the Worlds".

 

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Chaz the Spaz

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Good pics Joel, I heard they're making a remake of War Of The Worlds. Look I found a link, http://www.dowse.com/movies/wotw-news.html


I saw The Eye, it was ok, some cool effects, but nothing spectacular.


 


The Omega Man


Soylent Green


I just came across this oldie while searching, I couldn't rememcer the name during our discussion. Those martians used to give me the chills, and that head in the glass, whoa!


Invaders From Mars



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Cha the Spaz

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Destination Moon/Rocketship X-M - 2 Pack
DVD $7.85
Stranger From Venus/Cosmic Man - 2 Pack
DVD $8.99

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea & Fantastic Voyage
DVD $10.65
It! The Terror From Beyond Space
DVD $10.39

 


 


Hey Jeff, I never saw this happen before (if pics show up in this post). I had highlighted these films for the text, and when I pasted, the pics and links are showing up in the message submission box. Just in case above is blank,


Destination Moon


Rocketship X-M


Stranger From Venus


Cosmic Man


It! The Terror From Beyond Space


Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea


Fantastic Voyage



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Chaz the Spaz

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Hi Jeff, I got your email, take care of your mom, thou she may be stubborn, she needs you.


So, here's some of guesses for Jeckel & Hyde, John Barrymore, Bela Lagousi, or Spencer Tracy?



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Jeff Stoll

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Thanks Chaz. Hey the pictures showed up. So just highlight and copy and paste? I'll try it. Lets see



 


hey it works!!!!!!!!


John Barrymore was the first. Now who is the 2nd? I'll give you a clue. He's just an old son of a beach LOL.


Jeff


 


 



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Kulardenu

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On CNN their playing Mars Attacks (destroy all rovers)




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joel kelly

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Or maybe you didn't know about this guy?


 


Heheh...........



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joel kelly

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did some research, and the answer is:


Richard Mansfield


 


"The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" was penned by Robert Louis Stevenson in a matter of days during one of his frequent bouts of ill health. Born in Edinburgh during 1850, his interest in the duality of man had begun when he found himself living a double life. The son of a respectable family, Stevenson became fascinated in the "dregs of humanity", something that the social elite pretended never existed. Tormented by his conscience, it is more likely that he drew on his own personal experiences for the story, but in 1879 Stevenson wrote a play titled "The Richard MansfieldDouble Life of Deacon Brodie" founded upon the exploits of an Edinburgh counsellor who was hanged for burglary in 1799. After a frightful dream, Stevenson wrote about the events surrounding Dr. Jekyll in just three days, but his wife Fanny Osbourne described the first draft as nothing more than a "shilling shocker". Within a matter of weeks, Stevenson's rewritten manuscript was published by Longmans who released the novel in January of 1886. The book became an immediate success, selling over 40 thousand copies in the first six months. Only a year had passed when the story was adapted for the stage by theatrical entrepreneur Thomas Russell Sullivan who cast thirty year old matinee idol Richard Mansfield in the dual role. His first appearance as the infamous Dr. Jekyll took place at the Mansfield Playbill 1888...click for larger imageBoston Museum on May 9th.1887 to a gathered crowd of dignitaries. Mansfield writhed and contorted himself, and with the aid of lighting would become the evil Mr. Hyde to the gasps of astonishment from the public. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde would remain in Mansfield's repertoire until his death in 1907 after touring through most of America and Europe.
Other actors to take on the demanding dual role included Oscar Dane, Howard Pool and Daniel E. Bandmann who was credited as portraying the most grotesque seen on the stage. However, the greatest rival to all the actors were the all too real exploits of Jack the Ripper, a killer who was terrorising London with a series of murders in the Whitechapel district. So great was the public's fear that Mansfield's ten-week engagement at the Lyceum Theatre in London was closed down when the newspapers reported that ..."there is quite sufficient to make us shudder out of doors."


 


This is so cool that we can do pics now. and it was so easy!!



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Jeff Stoll

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LOL was something supposed to be in that first post :)


 I didn't know about that actor. Thanks ! But still not the 2nd one I was looking for. LOL I'm talking about films.


John Barrymore was the first one. Chaz got it. Though I'm not so sure about James Cruz . Seems to me he didn't use make up either.  That was the first film. 1910 last about 15 min's.


 Anyway answer two is a sound film. Think it was only on cable and DVD.


 Yeah we can post photos now.


 


 Jeff



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Jeff Stoll

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 Too bad Richard Mansfield wasn't in films. It sounds like his show would have been cool to watch.


 Ok, here's some recent horror films.


 "Darkness Falls "


  " From Hell "


 "Firestarter 2"


"28 days later "


Jeff



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Chaz the Spaz

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It's been a while since I had a chance to report in here, so I'd just like to mention I picked up a sci-fi box set of 14 movies on 4 DVD's for only $10 at Best Buys.


Radar Men From The Moon


The Brain That Wouldn't Die


The Giant Gila Monster


The phantom From 10,000 Leagues


Aliens From Space


Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet


They Came From Beyond Space


Abraxas: Guardian Of The Universe


First Spaceship On Venus


Cosmos: War Of The Planets


War Of The Robots


Unknown World


The Phantom Planet


The Amazing Transparent Man


 


What's so amazing is that it costs only 71 cents a movie. I wonder if they have to pay royalties from that.



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Jeff Stoll

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As much as I hate Best Buys I might just have to go there for that.  Check out Wal-Mart too. They have really good DVDs for only $5.50 each and some are boxed sets. Old moves and TV shows and recent films too.




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Chaz the Spaz

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Believe it or not, there is no Wal Mart by me! There have been several sites picked out, but as yet, they are still in negotiations. Occasionally I go to the mall and stop in Suncoast Video, they have a discount DVD section and sometimes you can find a hidden treasure..

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Jeff Stoll

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Wow ! No Wal-Mart? LOL Maybe that's a good thing for some. They tend to put Mom and Pop places under. They do have good bargains though. In fact I'm on my way there now. Need to find a CD case. Knocked over CD's last night and now they're all out of order. Getting one of those wooden CD cases  will keep that from happening again. Only trouble is I can't go in there without buying a DVD LOL.


 



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Jeff Stoll

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 Atom Age Vampire ( 1960 )


 Phantom From Space ( 1953 )


 Frogs ( 1972 )


 Carrie ( 2002 )-the remake


 The Dead Zone - movie,remake and tv seires


 The Shining


 The Fog


 Dead abd Rotting


 The Vampire and the Ballerina ( 1960 ? )


 Kiss of The Vampire ( Hamer 1960's ? )


House of Dark Shadows


Night of Dark Shadows


Evil of Frankenstein


 



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Chaz the Spaz

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Jeff Stoll

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Carrie II the Rage


Earth VS  The Spider


Them !


 Eight Legged Freaks


 13 Ghost ( the orginal )


 I Saw What You Did ( both orginal and remake )


The Night Walker




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Chaz the Spaz

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The Puppet Masters with Donald Sutherland (1994)

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Jeff Stoll

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Dead of Night  sometime in the 40's really scary movie of different stories something like Twight Zone. Has a dummy that's alive.


 



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Jeff Stoll

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http://www.oldies.com/


7.


The Night Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave
~ Anthony Steffen & Erika Blanc








15.


Attack Of The Giant Leeches
~ Bernard L. Kowalski









19.


Screaming Skull
~ John Hudson & Peggy Webber
 
 







30.


The Killer Shrews
~ James Best







35.


The Manster
~ Peter Dyneley
 




42.


A Bucket Of Blood
~ Dick Miller & Barboura Morris
 




44.


I Bury The Living
~ Richard Boone

 
 




49.


Atom Age Vampire
~ Alberto Lupo

 




52.


The Werewolf Of Washington
~ Dean Stockwell






57.


The Bat
~ Vincent Price & Agnes Moorehead






63.


Tales Of Frankenstein / The Terror (Double Feature)
~ Anto Diffring (tales of Frankenstein) & Boris Karloff (the Terror)






64.


Eegah
~ Arch Hall Jr. & Richard Kiel



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joel kelly

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just watched 'the body snatchers' again.


the one with gabrielle anwar.


WOOWOO!!! she's so HOT!!


Also love the original, with kevin mcarthy too


not so much the one with donald sutherland though


but gabrielle, damn!


Body Snatchers


body_01 body_02 body_03 body_04

body_05 body_06 body_07 body_08

body_09 body_10 body_11 body_12

body_13 body_14 body_15 body_16

body_17 body_18 body_19 body_20

body_21 body_22 body_23 body_24

body_25 body_26 body_27 body_28

body_29 body_30 body_31 body_32

body_33 body_34




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Chaz the Spaz

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Hi Joel, where have you been? And what's with all that HTML?

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joel kelly

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Hi Chaz!  I've been busy I guess. Can't seem to keep up with anything these days, but I still live.


As for the html, well, i was trying to bring pics over here like i did before, but it didn't work this time.  


 But if you click on the code, you get some pictures anyways.


Hope all is well with you. Still wish you would pop in on songplanet.com. Thats where I am all the time now


It really IS a cool place, and I think you might like it.


you can bring your chicken song with you! LOL!


 


I'll have to try to find your prog/rock thread again too. I stopped getting flags for it.


 


peace



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Chaz the Spaz

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Hi Joel, I've been pretty busy too, real life has thrown some complications my way.


Thanks for the invitation to SongPlanet. I have been waiting for Cnet to open, but I miss having my music on-line.


The prog rock thread hasn't had any responses lately, so I haven't been pushing it.


See ya' next time!



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Jeff Stoll

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Murder By Decree

















Genre: Horror

SKU: DV12133
UPC: 013131213393
SRP: 19.98

Year Released: 1979
Rating: PG
Length: 124 Mins.
Picture: Color





Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1/16x9



Audio:


Mono







Regon One

 

Synopsis
SHERLOCK HOLMES HUNTS HIS DEADLIEST ADVERSARY THE MADMAN KNOWN AS JACK THE RIPPER!

London, 1888: When Scotland Yard is unable to stop the gruesome rampage of Jack The Ripper, a citizens committee asks Sherlock Holmes (Christopher Plummer, in the role that won him Canada’s award for Best Actor) and his trusted associate Dr. Watson (a deliciously sly performance by James Mason) to investigate. Now the brilliant pair must follow a terrifying trail of clues that includes a frightened psychic (Donald Sutherland), a suspicious Inspector (David Hemmings), an institutionalized woman (Geneviθve Bujold) and the Prime Minister of England (Sir John Gielgud). But even if Holmes and Watson’s remarkable powers of deduction can unmask the maniacal fiend, are they prepared to face the most shocking secret of all?

Anthony Quayle, Susan Clark and Frank Finlay co-star in this masterful suspense thriller directed by Bob Clark (A CHRISTMAS STORY) that both fans and critics have called the most exciting and original Sherlock Holmes movie ever made.

Includes an 8-Page Collector's Booklet


©1978 Saucy Jack Inc. All Rights Reserved.






Starring:
Christopher Plummer, James Mason, Anthony Quayle, Frank Finlay, Donald Sutherland

Director:
Bob Clark

Producer:
Rene Dupont and Bob Clark


Quotes
“THE BEST SHERLOCK HOLMES MOVIE EVER MADE! Intelligent, Gripping and Totally Irresistible!” ~Rex Reed, New York Daily News


 


 














 The Abominable Snowman  
An exploration team searches for the famed Yeti and finds itself under attack from the very monster it is hunting. Starring Peter Cushing and Forrest Tucker.



















 Blood From The Mummy's Tomb  
A British expedition team in Egypt discovers the ancient sealed tomb of the evil Queen Tera. But when one of the archaeologists steals a mysterious ring from the corpse's severed hand, he unleashes a relentless curse upon his beautiful daughter.

















 The Devil Rides Out  
A devil cult is taking control of innocent people through hypnotic spells and demonic ceremonies. and the only hope to destroy it lies in the success of a potent ritual.



















 Dr. Jekyll And Sister Hyde  
Young Dr. Jekyll attempts to create an Elixir of Life using female hormones stolen from the glands of fresh corpses and is transformed into a beautiful woman with an unstoppable taste for mayhem.







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Jeff Stoll

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 Frankenstein Created Woman  
Baron Frankenstein embarks upon an experiment to capture the souls of the dead and transfer them into the living.

   Horror Of Frankenstein  
Young Victor Frankenstein returns from medical school with a depraved taste for beautiful women and fiendish experiments. But when he runs out of fresh body parts for his 'research' he turns to murder to complete his new creation.
 The Vengeance Of She  
A young woman, plagued by hallucinatory voices calling her "Ayesha", is thought to be the reincarnation of an ancient Queen.
 The Witches  
A troubled schooteacher unwittingly becomes the headmistress of a witchcraft-plagued school. Starring Joan Fontaine (Rebecca)


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The Werewolf (1913)




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The Wolfman (1915)




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Le Loup Garou (1923)




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The Wolfman (1924)




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Wolf Blood (1925)




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Werewolf (1932)




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The Werewolf of London (1935)

Film: 1940 - 1949










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The Wolfman (1941)




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Terror House (1942)




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The Mad Monster (1942)




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The Undying Monster (1942)




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Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman (1943)




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Le Loup des Malveneur (1943)




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Cry of the Werewolf (1944)




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House of Frankenstein (1944)




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Idle Roomers (1944)




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The Return of the Vampire (1944)




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House of Dracula (1945)




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The She Wolf of London (1946)




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Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

Film: 1950 - 1959










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The Werewolf (1956)




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The Daughter of Dr. Jeckyll (1957)




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I Was A Teenage Werewolf (1957)




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El Castillo de los Monstruos (1957)




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How To Make a Monster (1958)




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Tales of Frankenstein/The Professor (1958)




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El Hombre y el Monstruo (1958)




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La Casa Del Terror (1959)

Film: 1960 - 1969










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Curse of the Werewolf (1960)




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El Santo Contra los Mujeres Vampiros (1961)




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Frankenstein, El Vampiro y Cia (1961)




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Lycanthropus (1962)




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Beauty and the Beast (1963)




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La Loba (1964)




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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965)




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Mad Monster Party (1965)




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Orgy of the Dead (1965)




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Dr. Terror's Gallery of Horrors (1967)




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La Marca del Hombre Lobo (1967)




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El Bosque del Lobo (1968)




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Las Noches del Hombre Lobo (1968)




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Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969)




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El Hombre que Vino de Ummo (1969)




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The Maltese Bippy (1969)

Film: 1970 - 1979










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La Noche de Walpurgis (1970)




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Beast of the Yellow Night (1971)




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Dr. Jeckyll y el Hombre Lobo (1971)




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La Furia del Hombre Lobo (1971)




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O Homen Lobo (1971)




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Santo y Blue Demon contra Dracula y el Hombre Lobo (1971)




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The Unexplained - Witches, Werewolves and Vampires (1971)




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Werewolves on Wheels (1971)




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Dracula Contro Frankenstein (1972)




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Moon of the Wolf (1972)




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The Rats are Coming (1972)




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Chabelo y Pepito contra los Monstruos (1973)




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El Returno de Walpurgis (1973)




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The Boy Who Cried Werewolf (1973)




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The Werewolf of Washington (1973)




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Blood (1974)




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The Beast Must Die (1974)




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Deathhead Virgin (1974)




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Legend of the Werewolf (1974)




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Scream of the Wolf (1974)




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La Maldicion de la Bestia (1975)




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Werewolf of Woodstock (1975)




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La Lupa Manera (1976)




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Track of the Moon Beast (1976)




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Death Moon (1978)




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Wolfman (1979)

Film: 1980 - 1989










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El Returno del Hombre Lobo (1980)




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The Howling (1980)




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An American Werewolf in London (1981)




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Wolfen (1981)




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Full Moon High (1982)




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Cazador de Demonios (1983)




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Coming Soon (1983)




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Frankenstein Island (1983)




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La Bestia y la Espada Magica (1983)




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Children of the Full Moon (1984)




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Hard Rock Zombies (1984)




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Leviatan (1984)




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The Company of Wolves (1984)




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Adventures of a Two Minute Werewolf (1985)




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Ladyhawke (1985)


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Silver Bullet (1985)




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The Howling II (1985)




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Teen Wolf (1985)




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Transylvania 6-5000 (1985)




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Dead Time Stories (1986)




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Cross of the Seven Jewels (1987)




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She Wolf (1987)




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The Monster Squad (1987)




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The Howling III (1987)




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Werewolf (1987)




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Teen Wolf Too (1987)




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Cellar Dweller (1988)




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The Curse of the Queerwolf (1988)




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Deadly Dreams (1988)




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The Howling 4 - The Original Nightmare (1988)




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Lone Wolf (1988)




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Waxwork (1988)




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My Mom's a Werewolf (1989)




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The Howling V- The Rebirth (1989)




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Night Shadow (1989)

Film: 1990 - 1999










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Meridian - Kiss of the Beast (1990)




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Mom (1990)




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The Howling 6 - The Freaks (1991)




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Huntress: Spirit of the Night (1991)




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Wolfman - Cinematic Scrapbook (1991)




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Mad at the Moon (1992)




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Full Eclipse (1993)




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Plenilunio (1994)




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Twisted Tales (1994)




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Wolf (1994)




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The Howling - New Moon Rising (1995)




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Project Metalbeast (1995)




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Bad Moon (1996)




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Licanthropus (1996)




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Werewolf (1996)




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Wilderness (1996)




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Tale of an Urban Werewolf (1997)




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The Creeps (1997)




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An American Werewolf in Paris (1997)




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The Werewolf of Fever Swamp (1997)




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House of Frankenstein (1997)




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Mortal Kombat Annihilation (1997)




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Blue Moon (1998)




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Sieben Monde (1998)




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Werewolf Reborn (1998)




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Eyes of the Werewolf (1999)




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Rage of the Werewolf (1999)

Film: 2000- Present










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Ginger Snaps (2001)




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Le Pacte des loups (2001)




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Dog Soldiers (2002)




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Dark Wolf (2003)




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Underworld (2003)



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Chaz the Spaz

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Wow, Jeff, you put up a lot of links.....


The Maltese Bippy (1969) ???????



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Chaz the Spaz

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Heh heh, one more post and we go to page four!!!!!

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Jeff Stoll

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LOL Ok lets do it heh heh

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