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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial trading card - Topps (1982)
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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial trading card - Topps (1982)
Kilink: Strip and Kill.
1967 / Turkey / Yilmaz Atadeniz
Suit design by Carlo Rambaldi.
ALIEN (1979): In space, no one can hear you scream….
The classic sci-fi/horror film ALIEN was released in theaters, 46 years ago….
I ❤️ this film. And I ❤️ the OG ALIEN (AKA The ALIEN AKA The Biomechanical ALIEN AKA HR Giger's ALIEN AKA The Drone ALIEN AKA The Eighth Passenger AKA The Starbeast AKA Kane's Son).
…Nothing beats the Original…
would you rather fight king kong or 100 of the stop motion skeleton warrior dudes from jason and the argonauts?
amazing incredible ask no notes. I’d fight King Kong, but mostly because i believe I could fix him.
Who is your favorite of these vintage movie menaces?
Skeleton Warriors (Jason and the Argonauts, 1963)
Porcine Teeth (The Dancing Pig, 1907)
Medusa (Medusa Against the Son of Hercules, 1963)
The Giant Fish (The Fabulous Baron Munchausen, 1962)
This Freaky-Deaky People-Eating Giant (The Conquest of the Pole, 1912)
Little Gorilla Guy (King Kong, 1933)
Flying Monkeys (The Wizard of Oz, 1939)
Humpty-Dumpty (Alice in Wonderland, 1933)
The Statue of Talos (Jason and the Argonauts again, 1963)
See them in action!
Skeleton Warriors (Jason and the Argonauts)
Porcine Teeth (The Dancing Pig)
Medusa (Medusa Against the Son of Hercules)
The Giant Fish (The Fabulous Baron Munchausen)
Polar Giant (The Conquest of the Pole)
King Kong (King Kong)
Flying Monkeys (The Wizard of Oz)
Humpty-Dumpty (Alice in Wonderland)
The Statue of Talos (Jason and the Argonauts)
I love you special effects.
Carlo Rambaldi's creature (left) made for Andrzej Zulawski's 1981 film "Possession"
"If there is any word of comfort I can give you, it's just this: the face of The Beast always becomes known, and the time of The Beast always passes."
Murder. Evil. Infidelity. Madness.