Horror/Sci-Fi Exploitation posters

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FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD(1965)

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THE SLIME PEOPLE(1963)

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I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF/I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN(1957)

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THE TWO FACES OF DR.JEKYLL(1960)

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CREATURES THE WORLD FORGOT(1971)

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THE CREEPING FLESH(1972)

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CREATURES THE WORLD FORGOT(1971)

CTWF takes a lot of heat because it's a dinosaur flick with no dinosaurs. I still like it though, and had much rather re-watch it than to watch 90% of the multi-million dollar pablum-fests Hollywood has cranked out in the last 30 years.

I wish someone would do a good Blu-ray release of it with some cool extras, including the appropriate World Of Hammer episode.

The only copy I have of it is a DVD-R I burned of the VHS tape I used to copy it off of Skinemax back in the '90s. 

[Mike Scott]

CTWF takes a lot of heat because it's a dinosaur flick with no dinosaurs.

Should have been called "Creatures The Filmmakers Forgot".

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Should have been called "Creatures The Filmmakers Forgot".

...or couldn't afford. 

[Memphremagog]

CTWF takes a lot of heat because it's a dinosaur flick with no dinosaurs. I still like it though, and had much rather re-watch it than to watch 90% of the multi-million dollar pablum-fests Hollywood has cranked out in the last 30 years.

I wish someone would do a good Blu-ray release of it with some cool extras, including the appropriate World Of Hammer episode.

The only copy I have of it is a DVD-R I burned of the VHS tape I used to copy it off of Skinemax back in the '90s. 

Warner has issued a DVD-R of it on a official capacity, but no Blu-ray yet.  I too, dont mind it as it plays a bit more realistic since there are no dinosaurs in it.

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THE TWO FACES OF DR.JEKYLL(1960)

This is a Hammer that gets short shrift when classic Hammer films are discussed; because Hyde is not monstrous in appearance it is viewed as somewhat of a letdown by Hammer fans. However, to me, that twist which Hyde is the handsome one instead of Jekyll, makes it more appealing to me. Add to that a great performance by Christopher Lee as Jekyll's scoundrel of a friend and a truly gorgeous Dawn Addams, and it makes for some great viewing in my estimation.

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THE MUTATIONS(1973)

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FREAKS(1932)

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I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE(1958)

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Behind The Mask (1932)