I never get tired of seeing The Hulk smashing Loki to the floor over and over again and then remarking (his only line in the movie as I recall): “Puny god”.
My little sister Julie W. Kovasckitz went with my parents and some of the other Winfree kids to the drive-in to see King Kong vs. Godzilla.
The original Miracle on 34th Street, with Edmund Gwenn, John Payne, Maureen O’Hara, and an adorable Natalie Wood – that’s my favorite Christmas movie.
The Quatermass Xperiment was the very first of the horror/science fiction movies that were released by the legendary Hammer Film Productions.
Of all of the horror and science fiction movies that I saw in my teenaged years, the movie that really grabbed me was called Five Million Years to Earth (1967).
Returning to the Beaker folk, an extensive study of ancestral DNA determined that most modern-day Britons trace their roots to this people.
Without question, there is an homage to Five Million Years to Earth in one of the very best of the John Carpenter films, In the Mouth of Madness (1994).
In the final film, Professor Bernard Quatermass (John Mills) has been trying to find his granddaughter who joined a weird cult called the Planet People.
