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Also, the odd staging makes me think that this was originally imagined as a stage production.
Actually, the film's pretty much of a direct lift from Karel Capek's stageplay, R.U.R., from the 1920s (w ...

The only IMDb board I ever used was the "Contributors' 'Help' Board" - back when I still contributed. But the 'Help' part of the title was just a Colinism; it was really the major - and onl ...

Count me as someone who likes this one. Not a "great" like, like I have for FORBIDDEN PLANET; but still a like. Of Tors' 3 pics, it's the only one without a monster. Really, it's the only ...

Glad you're back. Just got your e-mail re validating our email addresses and that was the first I'd heard of it. Thought you'd just bitten the dust for good.

Actually, Bud, he said they were "professional protesters" two days ago, then yesterday posted that they were admirable examples of impassioned young America. Which may all make sense to th ...

Bud,

Amen to what you said.

All I can add at this time, to his psychophants, is: you wanted him, now you've got him - and you can keep him.

Just don't start whining to me when you suddenly ...

Ohhh, yeahhhhhhhh.

I remember reading somewhere (though I don't remember just where), that this was filmed with two different endings. Anybody know anything about that?

What — not even one shot of Lisa Montel??!!

Well, it has a certain sentimental value for me — it was my first view of the legendary Lon Chaney Jr. It actually came out in (1956), not (1959) — double billed with WORLD WITHOUT END — and th ...

Despite the various plot flaws & casting oddments, I still find this one somewhat creepy, especially in b/w (which I think was only for the US theatrical release). Lots of night-for-night stuff, ...

This is the episode which was "rebooted" as TARANTULA (1955).