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Tag Archives: an animal dies
Jaws 3-D (1983)
“It was a shark. It was a shark with a bite radius about a yard across.” “Don’t be silly. That would indicate a shark of some thirty-five feet in length!” [aka Jaws 3 aka Jaws III] Director: Joe Alves … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1980s, an animal dies, Bess Armstrong, Carl Gottlieb, Dennis Quaid, Dolores Starling, franchise, Guerdon Trueblood, Harry Grant, Joe Alves, John Putch, killer animal, Lea Thompson, Liz Morris, Louis Gossett Jr, Michael Kane, P. H. Moriarty, Richard Matheson, shark, Simon MacCorkindale, Universal
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The Last Shark (1981)
“It wasn’t a mako. It wasn’t a tiger. There’s only one shark in this whole world big enough to have caused that kind of damage…” [Original title: L’Ultimo Squalo] [aka Great White aka The Last Jaws aka Jaws Returns aka … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1980s, an animal dies, Chuck Kaufman, Enzo G. Castellari, Gian Marco Lari, Giancarlo Prete, Italian, James Franciscus, Jaws rip-off, Joshua Sinclair, killer animal, Marc Princi, Massimo Vanni, Micky Pignatelli, Ramón Bravo, Romano Puppi, shark, Stefania Girolami, Ugo Tucci, Vic Morrow, Vincenzo Manning
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Jaws 2 (1978)
“I’m telling you – and I’m telling everybody at this table – that that’s a shark! And I know what a shark looks like, because I’ve seen one up close!” Director: Jeannot Szwarc Starring: Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1970s, an animal dies, Ann Dusenberry, Carl Gottlieb, Collin Wilcox Paxton, David Elliott, Donna Wilkes, Gary Dubin, Gary Springer, Gigi Vorgan, Howard Sackler, Jeannot Szwarc, Jeffrey Kramer, Joseph Mascolo, Keith Gordon, killer animal, Lorraine Gary, Marc Gilpin, Mark Gruner, Murray Hamilton, Roy Scheider, sequel, shark, Universal
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Cat-Women Of The Moon (1953)
“We have no use for men!” Director: Arthur Hilton Starring: Marie Windsor, Victor Jory, Sonny Tufts, Bill Phipps, Douglas Fowley, Carol Brewster, Susan Morrow, Suzanne Alexander Screenplay: Roy Hamilton, based upon a story by Jack Rabin and Al Zimbalist … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, Al Zimbalist, an animal dies, Arthur Hilton, Bill Phipps, Carol Brewster, Douglas Fowley, Elmer Bernstein, Jack Rabin, lost world, Marie Windsor, Roy Hamilton, science fiction, Sonny Tufts, space travel, Susan Morrow, Suzanne Alexander, Victor Jory
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Hercules (1958)
“From this day on you shall have to face all the ordeals reserved by your destiny with only your mortal strength. You may win your battles, or go down in defeat; kill others—or be killed…” [Original title: Le Fatiche di … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy
Tagged 1950s, Afro Poli, an animal dies, Arturo Dominici, Ennio de Concini, Fabrizio Mioni, Gabriele Antonini, Gaio Frattini, Gianna Maria Canale, Italian, Ivo Garrani, Lidia Alfonsi, Luciana Paluzzi, Mimmo Palmara, Pietro Francisci, Steve Reeves, sword and sandal, Sylva Koscina
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Flash Gordon (1936) (Part 2)
“Should I regret the departure of one who has thrown my entire kingdom into turmoil?” Director: Frederick Stephani and Ray Taylor (uncredited) Starring: Larry “Buster” Crabbe, Jean Peters, Priscilla Lawson, Charles Middleton, Frank Shannon, Richard Alexander, Jack “Tiny” Lipson, James Pierce, … Continue reading
Posted in Serial
Tagged 1930s, Alex Raymond, an animal dies, Basil Dickey, Charles Middleton, Duke York, Ella O'Neill, Frank Shannon, Frederick Stephani, George Cleveland, George H. Plympton, Glenn Strange, Jack “Tiny” Lipson, James Pierce, Jean Peters, Larry “Buster” Crabbe, Priscilla Lawson, Ray “Crash” Corrigan, Ray Taylor, Richard Alexander, Richard Tucker, science fiction, Serial, space opera, Theodore Lorch, Universal
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Flash Gordon (1936) (Part 1)
“I will conquer the sea – the air – the earth – the universe!” Director: Frederick Stephani and Ray Taylor (uncredited) Starring: Larry “Buster” Crabbe, Jean Peters, Priscilla Lawson, Charles Middleton, Frank Shannon, Richard Alexander, Jack “Tiny” Lipson, James … Continue reading
Posted in Serial
Tagged 1930s, Alex Raymond, an animal dies, Basil Dickey, Charles Middleton, Duke York, Ella O'Neill, Frank Shannon, Frederick Stephani, George Cleveland, George H. Plympton, Glenn Strange, Jack “Tiny” Lipson, James Pierce, Jean Peters, Larry “Buster” Crabbe, Priscilla Lawson, Ray “Crash” Corrigan, Ray Taylor, Richard Alexander, Richard Tucker, science fiction, Serial, space opera, Theodore Lorch, Universal
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Crocodile (1981)
“There is an old legend which says that one day, a monster will arise from the sea, to encounter the wings of an eagle. It is the wings of an eagle I proudly wear on my chest. I believe the … Continue reading
Tintorera (1977)
“Which is the most dangerous?” “Tintorera. Americans like you call it ‘tiger shark’…” [Original title: ¡Tintorera!] [aka Tintorera: Tiger Shark, Tintorera: Killer Shark, Tintorera: Bloody Waters] Director: René Cardona Jr Starring: Hugo Stiglitz, Andrés Garcia, Susan George, Fiona Lewis, Eleazar Garcia, … Continue reading
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