A Conversation for B-Movies - a Guide to Some of the Best, the Worst and the Strange
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DJP (Keeper of small things - see A598647 for more details) Started conversation Oct 1, 2001
First let me say - great entry.
The only thing missing is the classic "Amazon Women on the Moon". Itself a parody of the genre, and yet it managed to be a "B" movie in every way itself - somewhat paradoxically.
Secondly - I am driven to comment that the sentence "A floating giant brain (evil-guy) with eyes called Gor" causes me to laugh out loud. When you think about it I expect you'll realise that the brain did not have "EYES CALLED GOR" but maybe the sentance should have read "A floating giant brain - called Gor - (evil-guy) with eyes".
I know it doesn't matter much, but I wanted to thank you for brightening up an otherwise tedious and depressing Monday.
Keep up the good work,
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Oct 14, 2002
"pie-tin flying saucers"...?
I think you'll find that only happened in "Ed Wood" - in the real Plan 9 they used plastic UFO model kits bought from the local store, and they looked no worse than any other SFX of the time. 
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