Who am forget the Golden Age of Science Fiction movies? A time when any creature
could grow to enormous size and threaten the world. When monsters lurked in the
depths of the sea and men traveled through time from the distant future to save
mankind from himself on a regular basis. Relive all the wonder and excitement in
glorious black and white in these thrilling stories about the world of tomorrow
from the film archives of the past.
The Giant Gila Monster starring Don Sullivan, Lisa Simone and Shug Fisher:
The fearsome Gila monster is the only venomous lizard in the world, and it
injects its deadly venom by chewing on its helpless victims with its razor-sharp
teeth. Now, imagine this terror of the Southwest 100 feet long and looking to
make a meal of the citizens of a small Texas town. Only a gang of rock and
rolling, hot-rodding teenagers can save the public-and maybe the world! Don
Sullivan and Lisa Simone star in this exciting tale of nature run amok.
With Fred Graham and Hob Thompson. Produced by Ken Curtis. Original Story by
Ray Kellogg. Screenplay by Jay Simms. Directed by Ray Kellugg. Music by Jack
Marshall. From Hollywood Pictures Corporation, in black and while. Runtime ~-t
minutes.
Creature from the Haunted Sea starring Roger Corman, Antony Carbone and
Robert Towne:
An outrageous comedy-horror parody from Roger Corman, director of the
original Little Shop of Horrors. Secret agents, Cuban loyalists, and American
gangsters are picked off one by one by an undersea monster as they attempt to
smuggle treasure out of Castro's Cuba during the height of the Cold War. An odd
assortment of bizarre characters combines for action, romance, shipwreck and
more in this laugh-filled adventure. Starring Betsy Jones-Moreland and Antony
Carbone. With Edward Wain (Robert Towne) and Beech Dickerson. Produced and
directed by Roger Corman. Screenplay by Charles B. Griffith. Music bv Fred Katz.
From Allied Artists. In black and white.
Special Bonus - Flash Gordon TV Episode!
