The Vulture

Started by Rex fury, February 08, 2025, 10:47:24 AM

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Rex fury

I saw this movie (from Pinewood Studios) when it was first released in the states, 1966-67. I vividly remember dragging my dad to see it with me as horror movies weren't his cup of tea.
Flash forward 50 some years later and I ran across it again, this time on YouTube . What through me for a loop? It was in color!
What's more, the color was atrocious. The movie looked like some amateur had attempted colorization with limited knowledge of how to do this.
A little research revealed it was released in B&W here in the states, but was apparently in color elsewhere?
Does anyone know whether this was a common occurrence and if the original color version looked as garish as the version on YouTube?
Seeing the film again brought back lots of memories and some interesting questions.
RF

Memphremagog

I have seen more than one copy of the film in color and , yes, it seems to look pretty garish in these versions as well..I dont think I have ever seen a print of it that didnt look rather washed out and crappy. It would be nice to get to view it with a sharpened , restored print somehow. It was originally released in color in the UK
DARK SHADOWS:

David Collins: "Dead people dont just get up and walk around.."

Sarah Collins: "Sometimes they do."