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[Gnasher]

13 hours ago, tv horror said:

As you posted a cover Gnasher I'll do the same with this week's Radio Times magazine featuring this Winters new BBC/Netflix series Dracula! Here' something to sink your fangs into.

 

 

 

 

I had the exact same pose and expression when I had my heart attack   

[Gnasher]

Why  mothers wouldn't let their kids play with @tv horror.....

[tv horror]

12 hours ago, Gnasher said:

Why  mothers wouldn't let their kids play with @tv horror...

I'm speechless speechless I say! 

 

[1950's war comics]

There was a great Miami Vice episode just like the sandbox cartoon above... Ted Nugent guest stared as a killer who used his beautiful girlfriend to lure in rich businessmen... he would then rob and kill them and bury their cars on a beach

Don Johnson went undercover and got him though thanks to a bullet proof briefcase ! , the mounds behind him are the buried cars...in the end the police were using metal detectors and long poles and finding a bunch of cars , 

   

[tv horror]

1 hour ago, 1950's war comics said:

 the buried cars...in the end the police were using metal detectors and long poles and finding a bunch of cars , 

Yeah beach parking is Hell! I don't think there's a GRAIN of truth in that story. Is it true that all the vehicles were SAND-wiched. 

Edited November 22, 2019 by tv horror

[tv horror]

Here's a great selection of Tom Savini interviews with David Letterman during the 80's.

 

[1950's war comics]

On 11/14/2019 at 10:36 PM, Mike Scott said:

that is awesome you were mentioned Maurice !!

who is the guy bottom front middle ?   the Elephant Man ?

[tv horror]

1 hour ago, 1950's war comics said:

that is awesome you were mentioned Maurice !!

who is the guy bottom front middle ?   the Elephant Man ?

That is Martin Landau from the Outer limits playing a character called Andru from an episode called "The Man who was never born". One of the better episodes of the series.

 

[Gnasher]

This has really tickled me... 

[Gnasher]

4 hours ago, tv horror said:

That is Martin Landau from the Outer limits playing a character called Andru from an episode called "The Man who was never born". One of the better episodes of the series.

 

It really was a touch and go series imo. The gum cards were more entertaining for me....

 

[tv horror]

6 hours ago, Gnasher said:

The gum cards were more entertaining for me....

It was great seeing the creatures in colour even though it was  some artists impression, I still have my set from the sixties.

 

 

 

Edited November 23, 2019 by tv horror

[tv horror]

7 hours ago, Gnasher said:

This has really tickled me... 

Not as much as this version with Benny Hill!

 

[Mike Scott]

22 hours ago, tv horror said:

That is Martin Landau from the Outer limits . . .

Did you notice the, barely recognizable, Zanti on his shoulder?

What TV series, on that cover, does Peter Cushing represent?

[Mike Scott]

18 hours ago, Gnasher said:

It really was a touch and go series imo. 

 

No more so than The Twilight Zone. Think of all the ho-hummers from that series. "Ring-a-Ding Girl", "Hocus, Pocus and Frisbee", "Once Upon a Time" (sorry, Buster), "Mr. Dingle, The Strong", etc.

Edited November 24, 2019 by Mike Scott

[tv horror]

16 minutes ago, Mike Scott said:

Did you notice the, barely recognizable, Zanti on his shoulder?

What TV series, on that cover, does Peter Cushing represent?

That drawing of Peter Cushing is from an episode of Hammer house of horror Mike and is called "The Silent scream" and also stars Brian Cox.

[tv horror]

6 minutes ago, Mike Scott said:

No more so than The Twilight Zone. Think of all the ho-hummers from that series. "Rind-a-Ding Girl", "Hocus, Pocus and Frisbee", "Once Upon a Time" (sorry, Buster), "Mr. Dingle, The Strong", etc.

I have to admit I've a softness for The Outer Limits and the Zanti Misfits made me tie strings around my ankles in case the little buggers ran up my leg! Well I was 7 at the time.I'll give you another bit of trivia I never knew one was a prisoner until I bought the Sideshow figures I just assumed they were all invading.The Sideshow Twilight Zone and Outer limits are some of my favourite figures.

[Cushing Fan]

10 minutes ago, tv horror said:

That drawing of Peter Cushing is from an episode of Hammer house of horror Mike and is called "The Silent scream" and also stars Brian Cox.

The Silent Scream is my favorite episode of the series and it was the last Hammer related production Cushing would star in. I've interviewed Brian Cox twice over the years and he is great - very humble, down to earth and has a great memory.

[tv horror]

1 minute ago, Cushing Fan said:

The Silent Scream is my favorite episode of the series and it was the last Hammer related production Cushing would star in. I've interviewed Brian Cox twice over the years and he is great - very humble, down to earth and has a great memory.

I think I've turned a Hulk green that is a great piece of material, did you ask him about Therese Raquin?  We mentioned that serial a while back it was very creepy and very well acted.

[tv horror]

@Cushing Fan did you know that they released Orson Welles Great mysteries on DVD as Peter's episode should interest you. It also has a very catchy theme tune.

 

 

[Cushing Fan]

14 minutes ago, tv horror said:

I think I've turned a Hulk green that is a great piece of material, did you ask him about Therese Raquin?  We mentioned that serial a while back it was very creepy and very well acted.

Unfortunately due to limited time, we focused on his working with Peter Cushing in The Silent Scream and years later about his working with Ralph Bates in the 1981 television serious The House on the Hill: Man of Straw.