Yeti: The Giant of the 20th Century
Terencio

I saw a Yeti just like that on Venice Beach, man

ano yatsu
ano yatsu
yatsu@retro.pizza

this girl is overjoyed the yeti's alive because she knows it's about to wreak havoc on that creepy guy who've been after her this whole movie. #monsterdon

LA Sooner
LA Sooner
MatthewTitus88

They had some balls making this 101 minutes long....#Monsterdon

Bluedepth

the professor talks like he’s chewing the words. It’s such an unusual mouth movement.

AmyFou πŸ•ŠοΈ
AmyFou πŸ•ŠοΈ
amyfou@lingo.lol

#Monsterdon 🦍 🌨️ πŸ—“οΈ 😱

I need to learn to talk like these movie professors that's how i can finally be taken seriously as a scholar i guess

Joe Watching βš½πŸŽžοΈπŸš΄πŸ“Ί
Joe Watching βš½πŸŽžοΈπŸš΄πŸ“Ί
JoeWynne@mstdn.plus

πŸ¦–#MONSTERDON FURRY TRIVIA 🎞️

The late 70s was a peak time for monster movies. Dino de Laurentiis cashed in with audiences from a low budget King Kong movie. So other studios piled in.

From South Korea came 3D A*P*E
Britain and West German collaborated on a King Kong spoof Queen Kong.
Hong Kong released The Peking Man (Quentin Tarantino would show this in 1980 in the US as Goliathon.)
The Italians, experts in this kind of movie exploitation were late getting out Yeti.

#Yeti #Yeti1977

Bluedepth

a lot of love for the center of the rotor assembly. Camera just dwells on it.

Shig
Shig
Shig23@nerdculture.de

I didn’t happen to notice if Hunnicut Hams was a part of Hunnicut Industries, but that’s OK. His acting makes up the difference. #monsterdon

Bluedepth

it can’t leak to the press! So it immediately leaks to the press. Morgan is a foreshadowed Zuck. LOL.

Bluedepth

Morgan needs to have a yogurt enema and it’s not going to be voluntary. Someone page WK Kellogg.