The Flesh Eaters (1964/2): Full-length with Nazi experimentation scene personally re-added (spliced) into the film (by me) at the point which I thought it best and obviously belongs. Filmed in 1962; released in 1964.
The Pirates of Blood River (1962), Part 1: https://dailymotion.com/video/x7ntx8t
The Pirates of Blood River (1962), Part 2: https://dailymotion.com/video/x7ntyev
Be Forever Yamato (1980): https://youtube.com/watch?v=d4Qd1eL_wMU.
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Wow! This movie brought back memories…My girlfriend and I watched it at the Monaco Drive-in in 1970 in Denver, Colorado, just a few blocks from Stapleton Field. It was the last time I went to a Drive-in because a week later I was in the military. Thanks for the upload!
I remember seeing this as a kid on one of the old Saturday afternoon movie shows on the UHF channels. The thing that stuck with me the most was when the Beatnik died and the monster things at the end. So glad you put this on YouTube.
35:42 Wouldn't it have been better if he had ripped the man's shirt to shreds instead of tearing hers for that?
That was brilliant, the nasty comments are jelous and haters
I liked this film, very entertaining and with lots of suspense. Thank you.
Downtrodden pilot Grant Murdoch (Byron Sanders) agrees to fly actress Laura Winters (Rita Morley) and her assistant, Jan Letterman (Barbara Wilkin), to Provincetown after she offers him three times the usual stipend. But things take a turn for the worse when he is forced to land on an uncharted island in Long Island Sound. Joined by a beatnik (Ray Tudor) who shows up on a raft, they soon encounter a crazy German scientist (Martin Kosleck) engaged in bizarre experiments to dissolve human flesh.
i was thinking about old drive in movies when we were kids and this movie crossed my mind. great to see it on here.
At 35:35, why didn't they use HIS SHIRT instead of HER BLOUSE for bandages? He took off his shirt to cover her anyway.
REALLY don't need that background music. Really.
In a Comment from a month or so ago, I said that the female lead, Barbara Wilkin, was breathtaking. I APOLOGIZE FOR PUTTING IT MILDLY. Ach, where was she years ago when I was still living! I'm an egomaniac, but I'm humbled before her beauty and feminine charm. She has to be one of the most beautiful women ever designed and built.
seems Lovecraft inspired
woowwww
In the hypo injection scene at the end, there are a few seconds of red color on the original theatrical print. AMC had it on their showing, and it's also on Sinister Cinema print. But of course the American Movie Classics showing was a censored print.
And they lived happily ever-after.
Modern horror/monster movies, take note of "how it's done". As in, how it's done properly .
I think there was
a remake in color,
Same title, with
Veronica Lake in
her Last movie
she made,!! Sad,!!
??? loved it ??? best laugh I've had for a loooooog time !!!!
The film as such is a snoozer, but the female lead, Barbara Wilkin, is breathtaking.
Ok, the bad guy reminds me of the bad guy in the Human Centipede, (not possible I know) the duplicitous character, the scene where he’s drawing a diagram…
Good movie. Too bad they had to kill the actress though. I guess they couldn't have two beautiful leading ladies with one hero at the end. Speaking of the hero, I recognize him from the soap One Life To Live. I just can't think of the character name that he played.
"Man, what a way to go!", brilliant?
Lol old school movies are simpler and smart
35:17 57:58 59:24 1:10:35 1:25:45 pretty gross for a 60’s movie
1:12:52 looks like the popcorn is ready!
1:18:23 neat!
1:30:11 nice outtakes!
Cozy entertainment. ?
Amazing stuff.A treasure indeed.
Obviously, the guy on the raft is a democrat.
One of my favorite low budget horror fliks…so bad it's great..! ! !
Okay, question, what the hell did we just watched at the very end? Asian naked woman jumping in a tub, Nazi experimentation in real life?