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The VHS box art and the poster for the 1996 film “They Bite”. I love the tagline on that poster. ”They Live… They Suck… They Bite.” If you take off the first one, I’m pretty sure the other verbs there could be used as adjectives to describe this film.
Original post here. This illustration appears to be part of the VHS box art for Psychos in Love (1987). Sourced on tumblr to spaceghostzombie via dreamsofcarnage.
Original post here. Image contains the text “Jungle Girl, A Republic Serial in 15 Chapters. Based on the novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Frances Gifford, Tom Neal, Trevor Bardette, Gerald Mohr, Eddie Acuff, Frank Lackteen, Tommy Cook. Directed by William Whitney & John English. Original screenplay by Ronald Davidson, Norman S. Halll, William Lively, Joseph O’Donnell, Joseph F. Poland, and Alfred Batson. Chapter 1 ‘Death by Voodoo.'” Sourced via singoshibari. Original text:
One of my favorite serials, Jungle Girl (1941) with Frances Gifford
Original post here. Image contains the text “Deathhead Virgin: A virgin corpse unleashes a tidal wave of terror,” and appears to be VHS box art for The Deathhead Virgin (1974). A smaller version that shows different coloration and the rest of the box can be found here. Sourced to trashflavoredtrashfuckyou via dreamsofcarnage.
Original post here. Image contains the text “A man has created a machine. Now the machine wants to create a man… Demon Seed. MGM presents a Herbe Jaffe production. Julie Christie in ‘Demon Seed.’ Co-starring Fritz Weaver. Production by Herb Jaffe. Directed by Donald Cammell. Screenplay by Robert Jaffe, Roger O. Hirson. Musical score composed and conducted by Jerry Fielding. Filmed in Panavision and Metrocolor. MGM. Read the Corgi Paperback. Distributed by Cinema International Corporation.” Sourced to arcaneimages.
The animation is a bit of “movie within a movie” from Fred Olen Ray’s Bikini Drive-In (1995). I have been unable to identify the actress in the clip.
Image contains the text “Astro Zombies. Terrifying Color by De Luxe. See astro space laboratory. See brutal mutantsmenace beautiful girls. See crazed corpse stealers. See berserk human transplants. Wendell Corey. John Carradine. Produced by Ted V. Mikels. Screenplay by Ted V. Mikels and Wayne Rogers.”
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Original post here. Image contains the text “Columbia Pictures presents Problem Girls. Why do so many rich girls go so wrong? She had a knife! She toyed with men! She played with matches! Starring Helen Walker, Ross Elliott, Susan Morrow. Written and Produced by Aubrey Wisberg and Jack Pollexfen. Directed by E.A. Dupont.” Original text:
Problem Girls (1953).
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Peter Lorre in Mad Love (1935).
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Original post here. Sourced via greatgrottu. Image contains the text “Academy International presents Monster, The Legend that Became a Terror! Part Animal…part shark…all devil! It hunts humans on land and sea! This film is a reenactment of four days of terror that rocked the small village of Chimayo, Colombia. Monster, starrring Jim Mitchem, John Carradine, Phil Carey, Tony Eisley, Andrea Hartford. Produced, written, and directed by Ken Hartford. Screenplay by Walter Roeber Schmidt, Herbert L. Strock, Garland Scott. Director of photography John Wilder Mincey. Music Gene Kauer. Post-production PTS. Editor Mike Johnson. Color by De Luxe. An Academy International release. Now in paperback by Carousel Books” Original text:
“Monster” aka “Monstroid”