Invasion of the Star Creatures
Joe Watching ⚽🎞️🚴📺
Joe Watching ⚽🎞️🚴📺
JoeWynne@mstdn.plus

🦖#MONSTERDON 🎞️

🌠 TRIVIA STARS

👀 Look for director Bruno VeSota in cameo during Philbrick's "Commander Connors" vision. He is the car passenger villain that gets knocked out.

He's also a character actor, so you may have seen him before.

Bluedepth

A full cavalry sword and not a bayonet. Yeah, fine, it's... a nine millimeter handgun, and a dead hat. I wonder if they followed through with the blanks or just went with live ammo.

Space Catitude 🚀
Space Catitude 🚀
TerryHancock@realsocial.life

A lot of the sound effects for the original Star Trek were actually from a sound effect library that had been in use in movies for a couple of decades, so it's not too surprising to hear some of them showing up in older sci-fi movies.

These are generally believed to be public domain now, and you can get a lot of them from FreeSound.org or Archive.org

#Monsterdon

Bluedepth

Well, here we are. The movie is knowing it's silly, which of course buys it 100 points to start. R. I. Diculous. Okay. “(Wow!)" and “(Wow! Wow!)” and that's something special.

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allanb

Get ready - less than 1 minute
This is the time I disentagle myself from computer cables

Ysengrin Blackpaw 🔜 AnthrOhio
Ysengrin Blackpaw 🔜 AnthrOhio
YsengrinWolf@meow.social

For those of you scrolling through your timeline, you're about to hit a big mass of Monsterdon postings about Invasion of the Star Creatures (1962).

Should you not wish to read through them, here's how to filter them out, at least on the web browser:
1) right click on the gears & open in a new tab
2) choose "Filters" then "Add New Filter"
3) give the filter a title, check all boxes under contexts, choose hide completely and put "#Monsterdon" in the keyword box.
4) Click on "Save New Filter"

... and you're done.

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

It was a Bad Movie™, which is the point of #Monsterdon. Some are better than others. Some have aged well. This one hadn't.

They were ahead of their time for the zany, absurdist humor that Monty Python would later excel at, while desperately grasping at (and failing to pull off) the slapstick humor the Stooges and Marx Brothers were known for.

Nevertheless, thanks to @Taweret for hosting, @Cherizilla for organizing bingo, and to all of you for making it fun!