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Author Archives: Jeff Kuykendall
The Green Slime (1968)
Here’s what they are: first frothing green spit in a petri dish, then quivering mounds of Jell-O, then pulsating green rocks, and finally, rocketing through any intermediate evolutionary stages, wobbling five-foot-tall cyclopes with waving tentacles for arms that terminate in … Continue reading
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Tagged 60's, Alien Invasion, horror, Luciana Paluzzi, Science Fiction
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Hammer Films in the News
It’s a big week for Hammer Films, since the recently-resuscitated brand will be releasing a new film, The Woman in Black, on Friday. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, it’s the first Gothic horror to come from the studio since the 70’s. (To … Continue reading
Alien (1979)
Here is how I first become conscious of Alien (1979). I was very young – no idea how young, but too young – and my family had innocuously left “Entertainment Tonight” on the television. This was back when ET covered … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's, Alien Invasion, horror, Moebius, Ridley Scott, Science Fiction
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