Name the Monster/Fantasy/Sci-Fi Movie Film Quote

[Lunkenstein]

We forgot about this. Still wondering what film it is, lol.

[Mike Scott]

There are more that 6 people who were attacked.

[Lunkenstein]

The Seventh Victim?

[Memphremagog]

The Seventh Victim?

Right! Your turn!

[Lunkenstein]

Sorry, I might be paraphrasing here:

"George, will ya promise me you'll not leave the house tonight?"

[Mike Scott]

Too easy! 

The Time Machine

[Lunkenstein]

Too easy! 

The Time Machine

Lol, yes. Your turn

[Mike Scott]

"Gibbs!!!!!"

[Monsters For Sale]

The only character named Gibbs I know of is on a TV series - NCIS.

[Mike Scott]

I know you've seen this movie.

Shout it, in a bit of a hysterical way.

Gibbs was a minor character.

[Lunkenstein]

First Men in the Moon (1964) - a personal favorite. One of the many films I recorded on reel to reel tape in the '60s. I would listen to movies and TV shows this way. I think a lot of us use to do that.

[Mike Scott]

First Men in the Moon (1964)

Correct!

I think a lot of us use to do that.

I used to do that!    FMITM was one of my favorites!

[horrorhunter]

First Men in the Moon (1964) - a personal favorite. One of the many films I recorded on reel to reel tape in the '60s. I would listen to movies and TV shows this way. I think a lot of us use to do that.

I did it a little in the '70s with a cassette recorder. I still have an old tape with some Shock Theater (Chattanooga) host-break banter between Dr. Shock (Tommy Reynolds) and Dingbat (Dan East) when me and my cousin were goofing around. Got to hear one of the many head-bashings as Dr. Shock hit Dingbat with his blow mold skull rattle-on-a-stick, or as Dingbat called it "head bone".

[Lunkenstein]

After reel to reel, I switched to cassettes. I even found a way to connect my cassette recorder to the old speakers at the drive-ins and tape the soundtracks directly. I recorded Enter the Dragon and Tunnel Vision that way.

[Lunkenstein]

Here's one that's easy as sin:

"Another burst heart."