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gridloreR.I.P. Bob Wilkins. Thanks for teaching me to truely love bad movies.
He also did this show, and I so want to do the costume. Captain Cosmic introduced a lot of us to the concept of Japanese animation.
So, what's your favorite bad science-fiction/horror movie of all time? For me, The Creeping Terror is the best of the best. Bad acting, a monster that looked like a shag carpet with occasional glimpses of sneakered feet under it, and the best part? The completed soundtrack was dropped into Lake Tahoe and the entire movie had to be re-dubed.
He also did this show, and I so want to do the costume. Captain Cosmic introduced a lot of us to the concept of Japanese animation.
So, what's your favorite bad science-fiction/horror movie of all time? For me, The Creeping Terror is the best of the best. Bad acting, a monster that looked like a shag carpet with occasional glimpses of sneakered feet under it, and the best part? The completed soundtrack was dropped into Lake Tahoe and the entire movie had to be re-dubed.
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Date: 10 Jan 2009 00:36 (UTC)Sir Graves Ghastly in Detroit was my guide in my youth, followed up by The Ghoul in my teen years.
However, I will always love the giant monster movies from Japan. Bad acting, bad dubbing, bad monster suits, visible zippers and all.