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Zucco was my favorite villain, whether he played Professor Moriarty in Shelock Holmes, a vampire or just a bad guy, he was the best. Something in the eyes were absolutely diabolical.
Sam Newfield (Director) is responsible for four movies riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000: "The Mad Monster," "Lost Continent" (Rock climbing!) "I Accuse My Parents" and "Radar Secret Service." Wanda McKay (Lee Winfield) portrayed Greta Vanderhorn in "Jungle Goddess," another film featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000. Charles Middleton (Sheriff) is known to Science Fiction and B-movie fans as Ming the Merciless in the Flash Gordon serial.
It was 1943 and gas rationing was in effect. This car (05:55) sports both the basic A (4 gal/wk) and the essential worker B (8 gal/wk). Wonder if this was a perk of working at a film studio?
Made by PRC -- a leading poverty row film studio. It has all the creepiness & music of old Universal Pictures but the Universal movies were far better filmed, the actors could act & they never had awkward moments from poor directors (Hold That Ghost with Abbott & Costello was excellent & made around the same time). I do agree with one poster who said the storm effects were the best part & the occasional music was good. The tall 6'5 mustached simpleton Andy at the hotel is Glenn Strange -- played the bartender at the Long Branch Saloon in all those Gunsmoke episodes with James Arness. He also played the Frankenstein monster twice -- with Boris Karloff in House of Frankenstein & in the 1948 Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein film. He appeared in numerous TV shows. It appears that this big man could've played in more comedy roles. He was also the 8th generation great-grandson of John Rolfe & Pocahontas through his maternal grandfather. Byron Foulger, the mousey guy with glasses & a folder filled with money was an incredibly successful character actor whose career started in 1932 lasted until he died in 1970. He was still employed in dual roles (Mr. Guerney & train engineer Wendell Gibbs) in the TV series Petticoat Junction. He appeared in many TV series (Superman) & films. His last was with Kirk Douglas in There Was a Crooked Man. Charles Middleton played the sheriff -- he was famous for having played the villainous emperor Ming the Merciless in the old Flash Gordon series. Noel Madison, the gangster, seems to be an actor who could play Edgar G Robinson roles if Robinson wasn't available. He did appear with James Cagney a few times. George Zucco often played suave villains like Professor Moriarity in early Sherlock Holmes films with Basil Rathbone (Universal).
Now this plot sounds interesting.....but this part i don't get?.....Contend?.....what you mean a competition with murder....lol....Listen i leave the big M alone....lol.....Now the money part i can contend with that.
This is one of the Best movies of its kind that I have seen.Thank you,for showing,sharing it.
A movie with George Zucco is always interesting to watch.
He was the best Professor Moriarty in the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes movies.
23:22 Horace: " why would a woman want to break into my room?"
Wingfield: " yeah i guess your right" 😅😅
This is no joking matter.
One of the best lines,I have heard in a film.
George Zucco in whatever role was the penultimate straight man, even when playing a witch doctor, the absolute master of understatement.
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Zucco was my favorite villain, whether he played Professor Moriarty in Shelock Holmes, a vampire or just a bad guy, he was the best. Something in the eyes were absolutely diabolical.
Thanks! George Zucco was great. Same music as Black Dragons with Lagosi.
Also the Devil Bat
I think it was The Devil Bat
A wonderful movie! Thank you!
35:19 Charlie "Ming the merciless" Middleton.
WOW FROM GOING FROM RULER OF THE UNIVERSE TO A SHERIFF IS A REAL LOW DOWN.
HE MADE DARTH VADER LOOK LIKE A PUSSY.
@@robertszvetics210 He also plays an avenging ghost in the swamp strangler, where we hear his voice but never see his face.
@@raymonddaniels1658never seen that film.
@robertszvetics210 It is a good wee time waster and it has Blake Edwards in it.
Thanks Cult Cinema :D
First time I see George zucco being nice guy
i was going to switch it of but it grew on me thumbs up
beautiful old movie thanx
Sam Newfield (Director) is responsible for four movies riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000: "The Mad Monster," "Lost Continent" (Rock climbing!) "I Accuse My Parents" and "Radar Secret Service."
Wanda McKay (Lee Winfield) portrayed Greta Vanderhorn in "Jungle Goddess," another film featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Charles Middleton (Sheriff) is known to Science Fiction and B-movie fans as Ming the Merciless in the Flash Gordon serial.
Awesome movie 🍿
watch anything with George Zucco and you will not be sorry.
yes i very good actor in fact he was a actor teacher.
Good movie👍👍🙂
Fun super low budget but atmospheric George Zucco mystery / chiller from "B" studio PRC
Proof that what makes a movie, that holds together the director's & the actors' talent is a good sound story.
Otherwise they all go to dumb waste.
Just what I needed
It was 1943 and gas rationing was in effect. This car (05:55) sports both the basic A (4 gal/wk) and the essential worker B (8 gal/wk). Wonder if this was a perk of working at a film studio?
Made by PRC -- a leading poverty row film studio. It has all the creepiness & music of old Universal Pictures but the Universal movies were far better filmed, the actors could act & they never had awkward moments from poor directors (Hold That Ghost with Abbott & Costello was excellent & made around the same time). I do agree with one poster who said the storm effects were the best part & the occasional music was good.
The tall 6'5 mustached simpleton Andy at the hotel is Glenn Strange -- played the bartender at the Long Branch Saloon in all those Gunsmoke episodes with James Arness. He also played the Frankenstein monster twice -- with Boris Karloff in House of Frankenstein & in the 1948 Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein film. He appeared in numerous TV shows. It appears that this big man could've played in more comedy roles. He was also the 8th generation great-grandson of John Rolfe & Pocahontas through his maternal grandfather.
Byron Foulger, the mousey guy with glasses & a folder filled with money was an incredibly successful character actor whose career started in 1932 lasted until he died in 1970. He was still employed in dual roles (Mr. Guerney & train engineer Wendell Gibbs) in the TV series Petticoat Junction. He appeared in many TV series (Superman) & films. His last was with Kirk Douglas in There Was a Crooked Man.
Charles Middleton played the sheriff -- he was famous for having played the villainous emperor Ming the Merciless in the old Flash Gordon series.
Noel Madison, the gangster, seems to be an actor who could play Edgar G Robinson roles if Robinson wasn't available. He did appear with James Cagney a few times. George Zucco often played suave villains like Professor Moriarity in early Sherlock Holmes films with Basil Rathbone (Universal).
Not too bad...kind of like watching a play.
Its impossible to make a film today without a budget of $ 50 million , they made that with just $50.
Come on man ..50 Dl ....What do u say
I like the old cars
I wonder if Sigmund Neufeld is Sam Newfield?
i think so
They were brothers
Soo many adverts, unwatchable
One ad with chromecast.....
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I went out for pizza. What did I miss?
Marty's gone back to 1985, but it's a different 1985!
Lol...hope it was a good pizza.. so !
ANDY QUIT AND GOT A JOB TENDING BAR AT THE LONG BRANCH SALOON
@@robertszvetics210 holy crap. No way!
Now this plot sounds interesting.....but this part i don't get?.....Contend?.....what you mean a competition with murder....lol....Listen i leave the big M alone....lol.....Now the money part i can contend with that.
Contend is this context means
struggle to surmount (a difficulty); example usage "she had to contend with his uncertain temper".
I hope this helps.
@@ahothabeth No i like mine better
Well Robert, if you are trying not to be murdered, you are in a competition with the murderer.
@@JAEUFM Well Said
Gaspillage de pellicule comme don titre l indique corbeau (oiseaux de mauvaise augure) mauvais film........