This is a great movie, a personal favorite in my collection, ahead of its time. (Oblivion/Tet/Tom Cruise; giant machines sucking up our oceans/converting to energy)
Thank you Creature Features and Mr. Jon Provost! This made our Splatterday night so much fun :) See ya all again next week! Take care. Be safe. Blessings to you all! (Gertrude grinned :)
I love Creature Feature so much! "Kronos" is one of my favorite sci-fi classic movie of 1957. Along with "Deadlier than the Male" is one of my favorite movie of 1967. And I just can't wait to see a 2016 slasher flick "Terrifier" on Creature Feature on October 5th, 2024.
The communication console and screen from Klaatu's saucer featured in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) can be seen directly in the background of Labcentral's "Astro Physics" Laboratory where Vera Hunter and Dr. Hubbell Eliot have their confrontation. A map of the world has been placed behind the glass.
RIP James Earl Jones, a incredible actor who left 2 legacies, his physical bodies of work and the other incredible legacy of work through just his voice alone, R.I.P.😢
Why bring him up in the comment section of this movie? Kinda inappropriate. He's in a lot of other movies. Go comment on them. Have anything to say about Jon Provost?
One of the things I love about Creature Features is that even as a seasons horror movie fan there's always something new to discover and CF does a great job presenting a number of obscure movies.
George O'Hanlon, was not only the character in the short comedies - "Joe McDoakes", that ran between 1942 and 1956, but he was also the voice of George Jetson!
My dad and I used to watch this together when I was a kid, I loved it. There’s this laugh out loud silly line while the two scientists are in the helicopter, one guy asks the other, “Have you computed the ecliptic yet?” I just die laughing every time he says that! Can’t wait to watch it again!
@@StarsManny Go to about the 17:40 mark, or so, you’ll see it. The two scientists are in the lab looking at what must have been cool technology at the time, but looks like a dang paper cutter by today’s standard. I laughed again, even though I knew it was coming!!
OMNI magazine was a popular magazine. It was about the exploration of space written by popular authors and scientists. it also included science fiction stories by many writers and authors of its short time as well. The Editor and Chief was the late Bob Guccione who also was the Editor and Chief of Penthouse magazine.
The introduction to the movie is entertaining. Thank you for serving these pearls to the younger ignorant audience. They would never find them without you. "It may be a video game in the future." - *wide eyed child*
Lassie, I loved that show and of course Timmy and his mother were not bad either. Oops, I watched Lassie with my grandmother every time it came on, we could use some of Lassie today. Shalom.
My favorite Kronos ...............drew a chalk picture of Kronos on school blackboard, teacher actually made me stay after school and clean the blackboards.
"M47" (Dr. Leslie Gaskell's designation in the movie for the so-called asteroid) is in real life, one of the missing Messier Objects whose correct position was not definitively identified until 1959 (two years after the release of this film). It is an open star cluster in the constellation of Puppis.
This channel is better than The Cult of UHF! The production quality is 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟! 👏 Timmie from TV's Golden Age! How cool 😎 to see him again! He and June Lockhart were superstars! God bless him!😇 Good luck, I hope the channel thrives. 😍
I think Jon Provost is the perfect California neighbor and would be a great regular cast member, he fits right in. Maybe regularly escaping from some death trap Tangella has set around the estate
Considering that the movie is called Kronos and the Greek God of the same name was syncretized with the Roman God Saturn and that Saturn's sacred day is Saturday, this might be the most appropriate movie to watch on a Saturday night!
I saw Kronos at a double feature at the Ritz Theatre in Clearwater,Fla back in the early 1960’s when I was about 10. The Ritz was known for its weekend double features that us kids would go to.
I like the movie set for this movie. The doors even have card keys. It looks more like a mid-60's science fiction film, perhaps except for the black and white, but definitely ahead of it's time.
I remember watching stuff like this back in the early 70s as a kid...It would come on late Friday night which was so great due to next couple of days there's no school because IT'S the WEEKENDDDD lol. If memory's correct, the show was call Friday Night Creature Feature, something like that. My little brother and I would stay up late, watching it on our 12 inch black and white ( that our parents allowed us to have in our room ) tv, with those good old rabbit ears type. I'm sure those over 50 or so remembers the 'rabbit ears' antennas, lol. We would watch it, laying on our stomach ( in the dark ), from our bunk beds.. There would be movies like ' Fire Maiden of Outer Space '.....' The Incredible Colossal Man '.....'The Blob '.....' Gargoyles' ....'Planet of Vampires ' and etc...GOD, the early 70s were truly the best of times growing up as a kid. I had such a wonderful life full of wonderful memories growing up.. Thanks for invoking such memories..
Originally I thought this channel was just sort of a riff thing like space theatre 3000, but seeing that it’s the full movie just with bits of intermission featuring the host is actually a lot better, it feels like an actual horror film show during television ^^ looking forward to watching more of their videos come October
I can not believe this, a really decent movie on Creature Features. What happened? Did Bill Gates make a donation? SUSIE (Synchro Unifying Sinometric Integrating Equitensor) - that is to say, “The Machine that Exerts a Uniform Amount of Force on Everything It Touches by Calculating a Combined Average for Several Simultaneous Measurements of the Chinese.” They don't make computers, or photographic developers like Vera any more.
Creature Features, next time you guys have Jon Provost on, try to play the Lassie flick "The Painted Hills". It's actually quite a suspenseful movie with Lassie taking justice in to her own paws! Plus it's a good MST3K experiment 👤👥
Just re-discovered your show after a long, LONG break. You still look like the bastard love-child of Ozzy Osbourne and Elvira. :) Love the show, keep it up!
First hour 1) Driver whistles a different tune than is playing on car radio. 2) Security guard makes a "wrong turn" when he turns away from driver in order to get knocked out by wrench. 3)The robot is named Kronos. This is obvious the first attempt of the Klingon Empire to conquer Earth. Where's Starfleet when you need them?
Well all right, a 1957 "Atomic Age" sci-fi alien robot invasion absorbing the Earth's energy B/ cult very decent and watchable flick. Perhaps this inspired the Star Trek S2 episode "The Doomsday Machine"...there are some similarities.
One of my earliest dreams that I can still remember 55 years later is a nightmare of Kronos stepping on people. Lol. Thanks for the movie and Horror Hosts! BTW, Hi Jon Provost! I watched you everyday after school in the 70s!
Back in February, I remembered this movie. 🧙♂️ You took six months to come up with it. I think my bat's ear's must have been too small. But, you came through, sub'd 👍 Love this movie, amazing how well they did considering it was before Sputnik.
Excellent. Link us to your old band's music. 80s neoclassical metal head here. Love this whole gig you guys have now, totality gothic Dudes ! Way To Pivot Man !!! Grew up in 60/70s and watched all these. Tangela and Mr.Livingston Are Awesome !! If you remember Necropolis, I'm friends with Mel. BE SAFE. Love You All from Georgia USA , Yost.
Watching movies like this I sometimes wonder if they wrote the scripts around the amount of stock footage they could use! That’s why it only took two weeks to film 😂
Great show. I really liked your guest Jon Provost and see he is only 3 years older than me,. I watched Lassie all his years pllaying Tim from 1957-1964 with June Lockhart playing his mom. I do not remember seeing Kronos but it reminds me so much of the 1950s sci-fi movies I saw as a kid. We had a neighborhood theater that had afternoon matinees of films from the past that would interext kids during summer vacation .
Kronos... A powerful anti recoil mod for gamers to use while playing games. How did they know in 1957 that in 2024 it would become a huge issue. 😅😅😅😅 Pretty good movie. 👍
Saw this in the theater with my parents when I was only ten. Love it then, still love it today. I will definitely be watching!
If my math is mathing properly, you are old
@@alancarnell2747This one came out a year before I was born and I'm old (But I still remember the rerun on Chiller)
You must be a young 80+ years old to see first run in theater
U old
This is gonna be a cool sci-fi night :)!
Jon Provost as guest!
Yes :)!
This is a great movie, a personal favorite in my collection, ahead of its time. (Oblivion/Tet/Tom Cruise; giant machines sucking up our oceans/converting to energy)
Thank you Creature Features and Mr. Jon Provost!
This made our Splatterday night so much fun :)
See ya all again next week!
Take care. Be safe. Blessings to you all!
(Gertrude grinned :)
One of the best of the Golden Age! I'll be there!
I love Creature Feature so much! "Kronos" is one of my favorite sci-fi classic movie of 1957. Along with "Deadlier than the Male" is one of my favorite movie of 1967. And I just can't wait to see a 2016 slasher flick "Terrifier" on Creature Feature on October 5th, 2024.
The communication console and screen from Klaatu's saucer featured in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) can be seen directly in the background of Labcentral's "Astro Physics" Laboratory where Vera Hunter and Dr. Hubbell Eliot have their confrontation. A map of the world has been placed behind the glass.
RIP James Earl Jones, a incredible actor who left 2 legacies, his physical bodies of work and the other incredible legacy of work through just his voice alone, R.I.P.😢
Oh, was he in this movie?
Why bring him up in the comment section of this movie? Kinda inappropriate. He's in a lot of other movies. Go comment on them. Have anything to say about Jon Provost?
@@jasonk795why not kid.... triggered much
You're weird.
@@jasonk795I agree with you buddy they are idiots.
The best part of these old films are the cool vintage cars and trucks!
Thank you for the great shows Creature Features team.
Cool! This has both Jeff Morrow and Rex Reason from "This Island Earth"
Oops, I was thinking of the third "Creature" movie. This one only has Jeff Morrow.
Grew up watching episodes of Timmy & Lassie for many years in the 60's.
Me too.
One of the things I love about Creature Features is that even as a seasons horror movie fan there's always something new to discover and CF does a great job presenting a number of obscure movies.
George O'Hanlon, was not only the character in the short comedies - "Joe McDoakes", that ran between 1942 and 1956, but he was also the voice of George Jetson!
My dad and I used to watch this together when I was a kid, I loved it. There’s this laugh out loud silly line while the two scientists are in the helicopter, one guy asks the other, “Have you computed the ecliptic yet?” I just die laughing every time he says that! Can’t wait to watch it again!
Where is that part? I can't find it!
@@StarsManny Go to about the 17:40 mark, or so, you’ll see it. The two scientists are in the lab looking at what must have been cool technology at the time, but looks like a dang paper cutter by today’s standard. I laughed again, even though I knew it was coming!!
@@davidj.steiger3178 👍👍👍
That image of that machine on an alien landscape reminds me of artwork from Omni magazine. Does anyone remember that mag?
OMNI magazine was a popular magazine. It was about the exploration of space written by popular authors and scientists. it also included science fiction stories by many writers and authors of its short time as well. The Editor and Chief was the late Bob Guccione who also was the Editor and Chief of Penthouse magazine.
@@janetcraftwhat's Penthouse magazine? I don't think I've ever heard of that...🙄
@@troyhickman4904 Ya, sure Troy.
YESSS!!
@@skehleben7699 👍🤖
Have seen this movie MANY times!!! LOVE IT.... Hi Tangella !!!!!!
The introduction to the movie is entertaining. Thank you for serving these pearls to the younger ignorant audience. They would never find them without you.
"It may be a video game in the future." - *wide eyed child*
George Jetson as Dr. Culver! His voice is so distinct, it's hard to miss.
Saw this in 1958 when I was just a kid.Scared me half to death!! What fun, still stands up today!
Lassie, I loved that show and of course Timmy and his mother were not bad either. Oops, I watched Lassie with my grandmother every time it came on, we could use some of Lassie today. Shalom.
Never think that we don’t like your entire show! We have jobs and watch when we can. Love you your whole show! You are a national treasure!!!❤️❤️❤️
Cover art looks great.Good guest instead of Handrew as usual. Hopefully good times saturday!
It should be another movie that is just right for the Saturday chat.
My favorite Kronos ...............drew a chalk picture of Kronos on school blackboard, teacher actually made me stay after school and clean the blackboards.
"M47" (Dr. Leslie Gaskell's designation in the movie for the so-called asteroid) is in real life, one of the missing Messier Objects whose correct position was not definitively identified until 1959 (two years after the release of this film). It is an open star cluster in the constellation of Puppis.
😂Jon Provost being physically removed from the set is priceless😂
This channel is better than The Cult of UHF! The production quality is 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟! 👏
Timmie from TV's Golden Age! How cool 😎 to see him again! He and June Lockhart were superstars! God bless him!😇
Good luck, I hope the channel thrives. 😍
Amazing. An actual good movie.
I actually have a DVD copy of this with She Devil wish theyd show both together cause they're pretty decent films❤❤❤
I think Jon Provost is the perfect California neighbor and would be a great regular cast member, he fits right in. Maybe regularly escaping from some death trap Tangella has set around the estate
Considering that the movie is called Kronos and the Greek God of the same name was syncretized with the Roman God Saturn and that Saturn's sacred day is Saturday, this might be the most appropriate movie to watch on a Saturday night!
I bet you wear spectacles with thick lenses and you were in the chess club at school lol
@@StarsManny Wrong on both accounts, friend. I only wear prescription glasses when I have to drive and I was in choir and theatre
Hi guys ❤❤love from Sydney Australia 🎉
I have used the "Is Timmy trapped in the well Lassie?" joke all my life. Born in 1957. Hrew up with Timmy and Lassie.
I saw Kronos at a double feature at the Ritz Theatre in Clearwater,Fla back in the early 1960’s when I was about 10. The Ritz was known for its weekend double features that us kids would go to.
Never heard of this one before, but for the time it was made those effects were awesome.
Love the show, the guests, the antics and the cast.
Wow! The algorithm blessed me today. Love old SciFi & Horror flicks.
Subbed and looking forward to more
From Sweden 🇸🇪 with luv
Welcome aboard!
A pleasure as always. Muchas Dank!
All hail Kronos, our new mighty overlord!
*laughs in Hellenic Polytheist*
Hail Kronos! ;)
I like the movie set for this movie. The doors even have card keys. It looks more like a mid-60's science fiction film, perhaps except for the black and white, but definitely ahead of it's time.
Another gem from the 1950's. Thank you Creature Features!
All the principals in this film except the one in the glasses have done at least one and some more Perry Masons.
Livingston was spot on concerning a particular host is boring.
I always watch till the end. I don't dare make Tangella mad. LOL
Inspired the giant robot in The Incredibles (2004).
...Aaand it was released 47 years later (1957-2004). It's like an Easter Egg on top of the reference/inspiration (M47)
Before watching, I remember Kronos from watching as a kid on TV. I recall it as a giant walking water tower.
Me too, I couldn't have been more than three or four. Nice to know i wasn't the only one.
I remember watching stuff like this back in the early 70s as a kid...It would come on late Friday night which was so great due to next couple of days there's no school because IT'S the WEEKENDDDD lol. If memory's correct, the show was call Friday Night Creature Feature, something like that. My little brother and I would stay up late, watching it on our 12 inch black and white ( that our parents allowed us to have in our room ) tv, with those good old rabbit ears type. I'm sure those over 50 or so remembers the 'rabbit ears' antennas, lol. We would watch it, laying on our stomach ( in the dark ), from our bunk beds.. There would be movies like ' Fire Maiden of Outer Space '.....' The Incredible Colossal Man '.....'The Blob '.....' Gargoyles' ....'Planet of Vampires ' and etc...GOD, the early 70s were truly the best of times growing up as a kid. I had such a wonderful life full of wonderful memories growing up.. Thanks for invoking such memories..
OMG!! I absolutely loved this movie as a kid back in the 1960's!!
Originally I thought this channel was just sort of a riff thing like space theatre 3000, but seeing that it’s the full movie just with bits of intermission featuring the host is actually a lot better, it feels like an actual horror film show during television ^^ looking forward to watching more of their videos come October
The cars at 25.33. Boyhood memories of the feel of the door handles and how the car door opens and closes. I miss them.
I can not believe this, a really decent movie on Creature Features. What happened? Did Bill Gates make a donation?
SUSIE (Synchro Unifying Sinometric Integrating Equitensor) - that is to say, “The Machine that Exerts a Uniform Amount of Force on Everything It Touches by Calculating a Combined Average for Several Simultaneous Measurements of the Chinese.” They don't make computers, or photographic developers like Vera any more.
I saw Kronos in the early 60s. Great movie!
"I Robot" (The Alan Parsons Project)
Break down
@@scottfinnie.copisamajordf.5758 🤖
Thanks guys, creature features makes my life better
If Kronos wants energy, what about that huge fusion reactor hanging in space 93 million miles away? 😊
I find this very funny...with millions of other planets...they DECIDED to pick Earth!!!😅
I enjoyed these movies and they were inspirational!
Creature Features, next time you guys have Jon Provost on, try to play the Lassie flick "The Painted Hills". It's actually quite a suspenseful movie with Lassie taking justice in to her own paws! Plus it's a good MST3K experiment 👤👥
You might recognize Jeff Morrow as Exeter in " This Island Earth "
Just re-discovered your show after a long, LONG break. You still look like the bastard love-child of Ozzy Osbourne and Elvira. :) Love the show, keep it up!
Missed the first hour. so had to watch it once the show was done. good stuff.
First hour
1) Driver whistles a different tune than is playing on car radio.
2) Security guard makes a "wrong turn" when he turns away from driver in order to get knocked out by wrench.
3)The robot is named Kronos. This is obvious the first attempt of the Klingon Empire to conquer Earth. Where's Starfleet when you need them?
Used to watch this on Million Dollar Movie on WOR-NY Channel 9! Finally got a copy of it years ago. I love this movie! It's so campy!
Well all right, a 1957 "Atomic Age" sci-fi alien robot invasion absorbing the Earth's energy B/ cult very decent and watchable flick. Perhaps this inspired the Star Trek S2 episode "The Doomsday Machine"...there are some similarities.
One of my earliest dreams that I can still remember 55 years later is a nightmare of Kronos stepping on people. Lol. Thanks for the movie and Horror Hosts! BTW, Hi Jon Provost! I watched you everyday after school in the 70s!
Thank you for your hard work and have a blessed day today 🙏
You guys got the best introductions I loved this movie as a child and now as an adult !🤗💕
We grew up in San Francisco Bay Area and when they built the Sutro TV Tower we always called it Kronos for this movie 😊
me too Richmond hills
Took a drive up to the Sutro Tower one foggy day, and the way it disappeared into the fog, looking up at it, was seriously creepy.
Back in February, I remembered this movie.
🧙♂️ You took six months to come up with it.
I think my bat's ear's must have been too small.
But, you came through, sub'd 👍
Love this movie, amazing how well they did considering it was before Sputnik.
Epic ending ! Whatta flick !!! 😎👍
John is great! Humorous as always!
This is like a Time Machine back to the 80’s… awesome job sir! Real entertainment without all the nonsense they use today.
This is my replacement for svengoolie on Saturday!
Stavros Kronos? The guy that runs the Greek restaurant down the street from me? That guy makes a killer moussaka...🇬🇷
Thought he was CEO of easyJet...
Lol 😂
Happy Saturn day!!! Oh lord's of the ring 💍 fire 🔥 of burning desire!! Aloha's
When I was a little kid and I watched this movie it really freaked me out, especially when it started moving....I called it the 'stomper machine'
Nice a giant robot time to get some popcorn
Cool 50s goodness!
"They're sending their criminals, they're sending their giant boxes with wiggly antenna"
Great show guys! Looking forward to more movies and guests! Ah, Tangella! She makes my heart scream, because she's standing on it!
Tangella, like Felix the Cat, makes my heart go pit-a-pat.
Excellent.
Link us to your old band's music. 80s neoclassical metal head here.
Love this whole gig you guys have now, totality gothic Dudes !
Way To Pivot Man !!!
Grew up in 60/70s and watched all these.
Tangela and Mr.Livingston
Are Awesome !!
If you remember Necropolis,
I'm friends with Mel.
BE SAFE.
Love You All from Georgia USA ,
Yost.
Watching movies like this I sometimes wonder if they wrote the scripts around the amount of stock footage they could use! That’s why it only took two weeks to film 😂
This my favorite part 🍿 😊
Great show. I really liked your guest Jon Provost and see he is only 3 years older than me,. I watched Lassie all his years pllaying Tim from 1957-1964 with June Lockhart playing his mom. I do not remember seeing Kronos but it reminds me so much of the 1950s sci-fi movies I saw as a kid. We had a neighborhood theater that had afternoon matinees of films from the past that would interext kids during summer vacation .
Excellent movie, recommended. 😀
Good to know. Always get this one mixed up with, “Colossus: The Forbin Project”, another one I haven’t seen.
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loved the helicopter landing on Kronos!
What beautiful MCMfurniture!!
Get me the Pentagon! Great Caesars Ghost ! Lol!!
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍
I find it hilarious that a lot of companies today use a time clock system named KRONOS.
This and The Monolith Mosters gave me a scare as a child
I’d love the old host but to tell you the truth I love this host much much more keep up the good work
I Was Terrorized Watching This Movie And Lost Sleep.
Kronos... A powerful anti recoil mod for gamers to use while playing games. How did they know in 1957 that in 2024 it would become a huge issue. 😅😅😅😅
Pretty good movie. 👍
I was 5 in 1963 when I first saw this! It scared the living crap out of me!!
I was 11 when I first saw it on tv. It scared me too. It was a unique movie, similar to the "Mysterians".
Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter! This is going to be... oh wait...
Rob Zombie sampled this in the song Starface back in the White Zombie days
this is another great film
They’re eating the dogs!
Great movie thank you
I luv this movie