Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster
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SnoopJ@hachyderm.io

I wonder for what reason they had no dialogue in that beach kidnap sequence. Couldn't get good audio on-site because of the wind and were smart enough to write that in or adapt the script on the day of shooting?

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ano yatsu
ano yatsu
yatsu@retro.pizza

preliminatry pre-takeoff procedures. so before before the takeoff? i think someone's getting lost in their own jargon here. #monsterdon

David Zaslavsky
David Zaslavsky
diazona@techhub.social

Frankenstein meets the Spacemonster: the best possible reminder that the quality of the movie bears no relation to the quality of the viewing experience. I had fun tonight πŸ˜€

Plus the meme potential is off the charts

Thanks as always @Taweret for hosting and everybody for posting! Looking forward to next week!

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Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

I found the clip this is referencing, and it's almost as long as the movie. Six minutes in and it's been Jean Shepherd musing on the gas crisis, talking about how people from Connecticut are more polite than those from New Jersey and two solid minutes of commentary-free ham-boning. #monsterdon

Bluedepth

I passed out. It's nearly ... yup.. its over. Okay! Moving on! hahahahaha

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Newpa_Hasai

I feel like if this was edited down from 76 to 50-60 minutes, it would at least be too fast for us to care.

I guess delete the space monster, let Frank be more heroic for longer, and less of the weirdly slow travels and dances in the middle/later parts of the movie. It would still be a silly movie, but it would keep Creature with an Atomic Brain level of energy, so...

saucerlost

I thought they were just going to meet

This is so aggressive

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

I hope this spacecraft has some Tardis features, 'cuz it's going to get pretty crowded in the little geodesic dome they've been showing us.

Sam Levine
Sam Levine
SRLevine@neuromatch.social

I think what really bothers me about all of these "we need X gender to fix our problem" movies is that any civilization that has developed space flight significant enough to send people to other solar systems should have developed artificial wombs and could solve their problems by just getting somatic cell samples (or germ cells if they were really picky) from a bunch of people and everyone would leave happy.

(can you tell I lost the plot a while ago?)

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Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

Well if they get a few more women onto the alien spaceship, there's an outside chance they might still meet the Bechdel test.

Bluedepth

That's James Karen, who was also Mr. Teague in Poltergeist in 1982.

Sam Levine
Sam Levine
SRLevine@neuromatch.social

Science glassware in an inappropriate setting!

Can that be a bingo square in the future?

I see monkey bar lattice (well that's always appropriate) + clamps, volumetric flasks, Erlenmeyer flasks, rubber stoppers with jury-rigged tubing connectors!,

arg, background is too blurry in the later parts of the scene to ID things well

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