The Satan Bug (1965)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2023
- A has-been rock star hosts horror films in his haunted mansion. Guest: artists Ransom & Mitchell. Movie: “The Satan Bug” from 1965.
Episode 07-339 Air Date: 06-17-2023
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I saw an interview done with Ann Francis some time back. She had begun in Hollywood and they asked her why she left Hollywood to pursue Television. She explained that she had reached a point in her career where they were wanting her to show nudity. She could not do that. She knew she wanted children and she could not bare the thought of any children she may have, seeing her in that way. I was impressed by that and, for me, that comment proved that she was, obviously, a person to whom reputation was important. She did a lot in television and she said she had made a good living in television. It allowed her to practice her talent, and keep her self-respect.
children come out of her vagina and suckle at her breast and Anne Frances is afraid they will see her nude. American society is perversely prudish. you do not need to wonder why we have all the sex crimes Europe and Scandanavia do not have.
@@briangrigsby1842 They have it too. It's primarily underground-blackmarket-sex-trafficking that has been going strong for the past four decades.
Yes. Holywood ran by land stealing migrant gypsies who infest usa with their duel citizenship passports, and who promote and are responsible for EVERY conceivable varient of pornogrophy..... you want porn, then a black hat wil sell it to you of any age you require....
Even from birth....
Re: Babalonian talmud
Find out for yourselves ....
Pretty damn cool. I like how this channel's set up. Reminds me of similar movie hosting in Detroit in the 70's/80's.
Sir Graves Ghastly watched him every Saturday. Happy Haunting!
I was once a Security Officer for a Germ Laboratory far more Secure than Site 3.
One night an Intruder Detector on the Inner Core of the Laboratory went into Alarm.
In accordance with the Security Protocol for this situation I had to enter the Laboratory, knowing that it was possible I might not Survive doing so.
Once in the Core I encountered an individual who was Fully Suited in a Germ Protection Suit and knew with Absolute Certainty that one of Us definitely should not be there.
Fortunately for Me it was a Test to ensure that Security would Do what was Required regardless of the Known Risks.
I love this movie. I first saw it as a kid.
Me Tou was 7 yrs.
I vaguely remember this one...with Richard Basehart (Admiral Nelson) in it. It was pretty ' cerebral ' as I recall. 'The Andromeda Strain' and this one are pretty much cut from the same mold. I'm up for another viewing!
Hey guys! I dig what you do here. It’s reminiscent to when I was a kid watching Chiller Theatre with Chilly Billy out of Pittsburgh Pa. There’s not enough of this stuff anymore. I can watch these late on weekends & get my comical spook on. ✌️
One of my favorite movies. Great cast, great story.
Cheers
You guys are awesome, the host and crew and the fans
RIP George Maharis.Sept 1, 1928 - May 24, 2023.
I grew up watching Route 66. That's what I remember the most about George. Good actor. Rest in Peace to George Maharis.
@@frednugent2310😮😅😢🎉😢🎉
@SpaceDolphinPosadist Hey there. Small world.
In the tradition of the Devil Datsun and the Hellish Hupmobile, it's the Satan Bug! Nearly one ton of speeding Volkswagen death! Be there, my fellow pedestrians! 🚗
I remember seeing this one on TV at my grandma's flat in Glasgow sometime in the 1970s. Top film. Cheers
This movie is done very well.. underrated a classic a lot of the movies you show I have in my collection and some you have I then add this is a fun one...
My grandfather was the set decorator for this film...and some popular tv shows.
You Should share his name, I know you are proud of him. Shout it out every time you can. 😂😂❤❤
@@granny0524 Charles Vassar, he did a bunch of gun smoke and Perry Mason, I have his CBS television award at my house.
@@SlaytanicSuperstarr Ĺoved both of those shows. Love and Blessings!!!1😊😊
I've never seen the government portrayed so competently 😂 I can't believe the efficiency with which they worked together and retrieved what they needed. Truly, a movie fantasy.
Perhaps you should engage in a study of US history during which you'll discover a surprising number of instances of government competence. Granted, it's not the norm, but there have been times when Presidents et al moved quickly and assertively to tackle salient issues effectively.
Great 1960's sci-fi action adventure with great cast! Man From U.N.C.L.E series vibe! Not to be confused with Herbie:The Love Bug! Be there on saturday night, and if someone disturbs you while you're watching tell them to bug off!
Wow, regular Coke .15c kings size .25c hot dogs .35c coffee .20c Got to love 1965 😊
Thank the Gold Standard for that.
Coke, 1965?..... i believe j's were mixing white powder with this to make it sell better....... God (s.w.a.) only knows where they were getting "free" white powder from?....
This is a brilliant suspense film with a fantastic score by Jerry Goldsmith.
Jerry Goldsmith? So you know it's a good movie :)
Brilliant classic. Thanks so much for this.
I don't know if you've already shown it, but there's another film with a similar premise only much much better, It's called "The Andromeda Strain" from 1971, awesome flick.
Thank you. Great movie from a great year.
I disagree because of Ted Kennedy’s betrayal of America as it were.
When the U.S. Congress passed-and President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law-the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, the move was largely seen as symbolic, but changed the face of the American society forever!
A very good movie! What you get when you have a cast like this. Lots of talent in this one.
"The Satan Bug."
Based on the book by Alistair MacLean.
I know I saw a paperback copy of it somewhere in my local second hand bookstore.
My Mission: Look for it.
Janet goes into second-hand book store and says "I'm here for the Satan Bug." They think she's from Orkin...
Good luck soldier!
@@troyhickman4904 Orkin?
@@seacampeon8729 Janet salutes to sea and marches off.
@@janetcraft Orkin to you, too! 😊
I have never heard of this movie before, it's very well acted so far, almost half way through it. Love your shows, glad I found this channel!
Station 3 is absolutely beautiful. If it weren't full of poison and coof and the like it would be a wonderful place to work. So peaceful surrounded by so much beauty.
Finding this movie a few years ago was a revelation. I didn't think a movie with a premise like this existed before The Adromeda Strain. Having written this, I just remembered there is a 1950 movie Panic In The Streets about stopping the plague in New Orleans.
I remember seeing this movie on TV about 1972. I remember this because I was at school and I did my "O" Levels in June 1973 and I remember this was before I did my "O" Levels. I was engrossed. I was frightened. I think it is very well done. The music during the action parts and the music during other more ominous parts works. The acting is great too.
Another wonderful night on Creature Features! What fabulous guests tonight!
Prophetic. Worth seeing again, like many of the flicks on Creature Feature. Don't be miss lead. Many of these low budget and "B" flicks are Creature Feature are very thought provoking. I have had many interesting conversations about many of these flicks. The hosts are also very entertaining.
My thoughts exactly. 👍
Actually Vincent
This movie is fairly entertaining
Shout out to Livingston and Tangella
There's old movies take me back the my younger years when my mum and I would watch them on a Friday night ❤️🐈
I remember watching it back in early 70's on Black & White TV...............I actually thought it WAS a Black & White film.......lol
Mate, I LOVED this film! I first saw it as a kid and it terrified me. Haven't seen it for about 40 years. It came out the year I was born.
Thanks for doing this movie.
Cheers ✌️
Cool movie -- not sure how I have never seen it! Not scary like monster/demon scary, but chilling like "this could happen" chilling.... Cheers!!!
I love this channel so much excellent content 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Fantastic move with a great cast.
Wow, one of the best movies shown on Creature Features. Excellent acting, sets and science wow.
We’re we watching the same movie?
I know right :D
The desing's of the 1960s is something else.
The buildings the furniture and the clothes and cars.
Amazing stuff
Î wouldn't mind having one of those houses with that interior in the middle of a desert :D
I agree. It's very realistic in it's approaches to the issue, which is Amazing, and something that points out an arrogance of later generations that this era of film making were sumpar and fantastical, when in fact, the sophistication of many of these movies, when dealing with real subjects is far more erudite than now.
@@dmzabo3914 Too few explosions? No exploding infected bodies? 😉
01:16:55 ...literally anyone working in hollywood in 1965 is in this movie...this movie is amazing if for no other reason than this!!!
Brilliant film, thank you.
All right then, a rather decent mid 60s Cold War era espionage, sci fi, apocalyptic thriller. A movie with lovely Anne Francis is a must see...!
Thanks Vincent and friends!
Is that an image of the recently passed George Maharis of Route 66 fame?
Awesome film.
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Awesome host's.
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Awesome guests .
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Thank you creature features.
P.s. the bubble wrap, my mum use to love that, and my dad hated it !😂
James Hong is freaking awesome, I bet over his life he is one of those five points of separation types that has worked with everyone.
Great movie great atmosphere and music one of the best sixties thrillers. Captures the understandable paranoia of the time.
WOW!!! I LOVE Ransom & Mitchell!!! What a treat to see them on the show!!!❤
Love the groovy vintage Nevada locations. The base, the motels, pools and homes all have that cool interior desert design.
yes I noticed those beautiful homes, and wondered where this was filmed at....thanks for telling me !!
I liked the bongo music in the bar
In another 20 years when you say a movie was " Made for TV " people will wonder
who this fellow, TV , was and why so many films were made for him.
That was funny😅😅😊
I think it's here to stay. As long as we have electricity.
Greetings from the UK-England....Actually the place where the original novel by Alistair MacLean (Writing under the pen name Ian Stuart) set his story,Great book but an even better film....I've had the dvd of this for years but it's great to watch anything on Creature Features.
Filmed in Pandemicvision, not Panavision.
This is the best movie yet, thanks
There are a lot great character actors of film and television shows in this
great movie such as Edward Asner, Ford Rainey,Frank Sutton, John Larkin,
Richard Bull, Hari Rhodes, John Clarke, Martin Blaine and many other
supporting actors of the time period and a very good film.🇺🇲📺📺🇺🇲
good flick, more of a thriller than horror. one of the best vincent has had on here.
happy father day
Best comment of the day!
These artists are awesome they are truly talented. You're right Vincent thier art should be in an art museum.
Vincent looks a little bit like a younger Ozzy Osbourne.
Great movie, Great cast. Thanks Creature Feature.😀👍
Big fan of this movie! Anyone catch Scotty from Star Trek as a Agent
Exciting events. ❤❤❤❤
They got Friz Freling for the title sequence? Cool.
Never saw this movie and I really enjoyed it. George Maharis, the star, recently passed away. Such an intenese actor: love to see his movies. I think he did a lot of TV, too. Your guest artists, Ransom and Mitchell are fabulous!! What imagination, married to great technical skill!
And the late great Richard Basehart!
My first time watching Anne Francis, who I had previously known only from her mention in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
definitely better than i expected. its sometimes nice to see a thriller that doesnt have a "monster of the week". definitely a good way to save on the budget as well 🙂. thanks for posting!
This is one of my favorite 60’s movies! Thank you! 🎥 🍿 ❤️
This movie scared the shit out of me when I was a kid!
The music is by classic movie composer Jerry Goldsmith.
lots of stars and..... Sgt. Carter, in his most challenging role since his prominent work with the 'Gomer' project.
dont forget jerry goldsmith on music and simon oakland from kolchak night stalker
Didn't we all just live through this?! 🤔🤬
awesome to unexpectedly spot a young James Hong (aka Lo Pan from Big Trouble In Little China) in a small role here.
you gotta watch Balls of Fury
I had that same beard that Mitchell is wearing 30 years ago… OK I highly doubt I was the first but I love seeing it again. I love your art guys Ransom and Mitchell is beautiful breathtaking magic. I love a piece you can stare at for hours just trying to take it all in and every time you walk by it you don’t necessarily see something new but you’re constantly awestruck by how amazing everything is
A young James Hong in this , loved him Big trouble in little china.
he looks the same a lot of times. immortal
A really great movie! Dr.Tim Rasico M.D.
Love the program !
Great film. Well done and all those well known TV stars of the sixties. When beatnik music became mainstream. Cool Daddy-O,
Really pleasantly surprised at this one. Kept me entertained throughout. Really a bonus with all the recognizable actors!! Thanks for the watch!
Great film.... (as all the old ones were)..... thanks, been years since i watched this.... 10/10 well worth watching.....
I haven't seen the movie and it is rather early to make a comment but I just have to. I have never seen this channel before and I have to say that I am quite taken by the people involved and the way the movie was introduced. I am a new subscriber and I plan on binge watching all the movies you offer. Thank you so very much for creating this channel as I am now already hooked!
Nice Soundtrack!
The complete historical laboratory disease creation information is shown in the video documentary called IN LIES WE TRUST by Dr. Leonard Horowitz.
Love the opening....and Tangella.
Leaked labs and viruses. This gem will make for an excellent Saturday evening.
hmmm.. that plot sounds kinda familiar
They didn't mess around in those days. If something is dangerous just slap Satan in front of it and you know it's bad!
I wonder if the team over at CF understand the timing of this program with the latest infos out from a the lab in Wuhan….this week…(x-files music). So I’ll get some popcorn 🍿 and get ready for tonight 😊
@@ifredo If the X-Files taught us anything, it's that there is no such thing as a coincidence....
@@seacampeon8729 Totally right! And...either Satan or Bermuda....triangle, shorts...etc,
At 28.30 we see Lee Remick as the waitress. I think it strange she had that very small part, because by 1965 she had already starred in several great movies - A Face in the Crowd (1957), The Long Hot Summer (1958), Anatomy of A Murder (1959), Days of Wine and Roses (1962) - and had been nominated for 2 x Golden Globe Awards and an Academy Award.
George Maharis, who plays Barrett in this, died just 3 weeks ago, at 94 y.o.
i thought it was the girl from forbidden planet?
@@davidbird380 Anne Francis was in Forbidden Planet.but was Barrett's girlfriend in this. Lee Remick was the (uncredited) waitress at 28.30 and had only around 30 seconds on screen. Google "Lee Remick" to get her Wiki biography then scroll down to find her film list.
Not to mention Smok'n Hot in a waitress uniform! Growwwwwwlllll!
The satan bug 1965 (covid-19)
Wait to see the next varient thay faucci are cooking up for us....
Why do you think there are so many zombie films?.... fema camps with millions of 3 body black plastic coffins
The look of the lab is fantastic.
Wonderful film and love the arty thumbnail CF !!
I enjoyed it. Definitely worth the time to watch
Lol I love the couch & matching chair!
Some of those other actors in the flick included Richard Basehart (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) and Simon Oakland (Baa Baa Black Sheep and Kolchak: The Night Stalker).
Also Frank Sutton aka Sgt Carter from Gomer Pyle.
Scotty from star trek
The screen play is co-written by James Clavell. ...I have high hopes
Loved this movie when I saw it on tv as a kid, thank you for allowing me to revisit it many years later.
Based on the novel by Ian Stuart, or to give him his actual name, Alistair Maclean.
This movie is not so much about biological warfare but it is a suspenseful detective story. Quite entertaining.
Great flick!!! Thank you
Beautiful art work
Incredible stone throw. Hits the moving car bull's eye on the windscreen. Helicopter scene. Hold the gun with right hand. Left hand hold the flask and the control stick at the same time. Amazing !
🖐Howdy everyone.
A young Simon Oakland from the Night Stalker series. He was great. Didn't know George Maharris passed away recently. Sad.
Kolchak, memories from long ago.
i love watching old films like this right before leaving for work
Yea it gets you in mood.
THe eloquence of your voice is master level. Anyway. Like the actor from alien invasion and i saw he was in this project. So I'm back. Thanks for the 3d n4d visi
still say you should do incubus it is free on You tube so should not be expensive. pluses are three 1)great movie, a Janus Film 2) stars a 17 year old William Shatner, 3) cheap to rent and WIll be a crowd pleaser. I once played 13 ghosts for 8th graders first one not crappy newer one. at the end of the school year. When they saw it was black and white they rioted once it started they thought it was the best movie they ever saw and scary....another good one is that Dana Andrews movie by Jacques Tourner night of the Demon. but do not know about availability as it is genuinely good.
Shatner...I'm all in!
Oh yes! Night of the Demon (called Curse of the Demon in America, I believe) is one of the very few movies to make me actually jump.
Love the art of those guys!
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Been looking for this for years