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July 22, 1959 Ed Wood's cult classic "Plan 9 from Outer Space," often called one of the worst films ever, premieres starring Gregory Walcott and Bela Lugosi.

 

 

[Wayne0 1,573]

I grew up watching cheezy horror movies with my 3 siblings. It was always a fun time!

[ri702bill 12,475]

29 minutes ago, Wayne0 said:

I grew up watching cheezy horror movies with my 3 siblings. It was always a fun time!

There was a "local" channel out of Boston that aired their "Creature Double Feature" program on Saturday afternoon. Two super cheesy movies, usually of Japanese origin with the not-so-properly timed English translation. And don't forget the low-budget, no-budget "special" effects. They were special all right!! 

A couple of years later they switched the theme to Kung Fu Katate movies - just as hokey....

[rmaynard 17,422]

I miss those old science fiction movies. I remember one that had a rocket re-landing back on its launch pad. I said ' that'll never happen'. Hmm, and then along came Elon.

[8ntruck 9,042]

Yup. I like watching the old cheesy movies on Tubi.  Been a while since I've watched Plan 9.

 

Last night was 'Dawn of the Mummy'.  1981, I think.  Featured was a fashion model photo shoot in a just found toumb, the Mummy coming back to life, courtesy of a curse along with his zombie army.

 

A couple of Jeep CJ 6 were used throughout the movie - they survived.

[Thegearhead0324 1,715]

Yes, tubi has some of the best old movies and shows that I enjoy. Last movie I watched the other night was “Earth vs the flying saucers.” Why pay for bad new tv when you can watch the good old hits for free .