Category: Vintage Video Vault
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In this week’s trip to the archives, Kim ventures to some of the earliest sci-fi entries in what was then a “post Roswell” world. Is The Flying Saucer really worth all the hype it gives itself as one of the first modern flying saucer movies?
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When you stumble upon a made-for-tv movie looking at the “Golden Age” of Hollywood, you check it out. Was Kim expecting this drama bio-pic about comedy legends Abbott and Costello to be gold? No. She still wasn’t expecting what she got though…
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Kim’s been tackling her share of TV movie wackiness this year, and here’s another entry into the Piercing Pop Culture Video Archive. This time, Kim’s looking at the quirky Barbara Eden vehicle, The Feminist and the Fuzz.
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We all enjoy a quirky sci-fi of the “good-bad” variety. Does Invasion of the Star Creatures fit the bill? Check it out in this week’s PPC Video Archive installment.
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Kim tackles the original version of Invaders from Mars (1953) in this week’s PPC Video Archive entry. Come one, come call for the always quirky, vintage sci-fi and stay for the far better print than we were expecting.
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This series came to life as an outlet to talk about my acting and music fixations. I’m shameless when I fangirl. And really, that’s still true. We’re just jumping a lot further back in time. Full disclosure… I’m a sucker for mid-twentieth century ventriloquism. I feel obligated to admit this, because, yes… there will be…
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With a cast including Bo Svenson, Yvette Mimieux, Clint Walker and Sylvia Sidney, Snowbeast screams 1970s, made-for-tv, disaster movie delight. Venture back into the archive to when Kim to a look at it this year.
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In the video archive today, Kim ventures into some “Nun” horror with the out of left field 1976 film, To The Devil a Daughter. I am obligated to continue my Richard Widmark completion quest.
