Are you kidding me??? Cool! I know Mike Nelson is a very vocal Bush fan.
Have you ever seen Target Earth (1954)? I saw it when I was a kid and didn't sleep for a month.
I may have to do a search on that one, it's vaguelly familiar.
Last week I bought "14 Features Sci-Fi." The set contains: Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet, War of the Robots, The Brain That Wouldn't Die, and so many more. These movies are the worst I've ever seen. I love them.
I think the same company put out the one I have, which is a set of *50* flicks, including those, I LOVE ...Prehistoric Planet, which was a Russian flick which was re-used in ANOTHER movie. (I bet you know which one.)It was re-cut for American release by Peter Bogdanovich.
Journey to the Center of the Earth is one of my favorite movies. How about Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea? James Mason stars in both of those movies. He has the most incredible voice. Most of the girl's were swooning over Pat Boone. Me? I was in love with James Mason.
I'm assuming you're a woman... :) I get my MSTs from a site with good prices, btw. (No I'm not connected to it.)
http://www.mstjunkie.com/
I think I have seen Robinson Crusoe on Mars. Is that the one where an astronaut is stranded on Mars with a monkey?
Yup. It's got this sense of alienness most pricey FX movies can't touch.
Target Earth is about a robot invasion from Venus. The entire city is evacuated except for a few stragglers, who must hide from the occupying robots. The funny part about the movie is the fact that there is supposed to be this huge invasion except you only see one robot. Special effects really weren't involved in this one. :o)
Richard Denning is the star of Target earth. Denning is also in The Creature From The Black Lagoon. Ok, I give up what is the American release of Prehistoric Planet? I should know this and I'm ashamed that I don't. :o)
Thanks for the MST site. I will check it out.
I only saw half of Robinson Crusoe on Mars. I have never seen the end of the movie. I will have to keep an eye out for it.