BrandonDaCollector wrote:Ah, 1959's Plan 9 from Outer Space is regarded as one of the if not the worst film ever made but I beg the differ. If you ignore how the special effects are and all that stuff, you'll see that this film is truly remarkable because it is a horror film that delves into extraterrestrials and zombies plus there is some big surprises in it as well that one may not expect There's also a colorized version out there which I seriously recommend watching either in addition to to the black & white original for an added way of seeing this masterpiece but if your prefer colorized editions then go for that one if you ain't never seen Plan 9 from Outer Space

Wikipedia page here ---> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Outer_Space

Aliens from another galaxy come to Earth executing "Plan 9" and resurrect the dead for their dreadful purpose



The Trailers!







Yes, Bela Lugosi's last film was as Ghoul Man but he was basically Count Dracula.



Legendary wrestler Tor Johnson is in this and he is terrific. We'll revisit him shortly







Vampira plays Lugosi's Wife "Vampire Girl " was one of the first if not the first of the exotic & strange glamorous kind in films and is known for her big appearance in 1959's Plan 9 from Outer Space





She was played Malia Nurmi who was one of the first Finnish actresses known and was quite bizarre yet quite stunning in her own unique way.



The Fantastic Musical Theme by various composers



BONUS ENTRY

Here is Ed Wood (1994) that depicts the true story of the director of Plan 9 from Outer Space.

Wikipedia page here ---> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Wood_(film)

Now If you know how today's androgynous day & age is, it's really nothing new cause he loved women's clothing See the trailer below.

The Tim Burton film has an all-star cast including Bill Murray. WWE HOF George "The Anmal" Steele was chosen to play Tor's character which he was the most ideal one and Lisa Marie was chosen to play Vampira's character.



Here is the trailer.



The Title Sequence by Danny Elfman



Ah, here is 1961's The Beast of Yucca Flats It is also a big-time low budget film but it's actually really advanced in many ways because of the story, the way it's done and things that happens in it and really, the horror movie is completely nutz There really is no dialog and it's only around 54 minutes too which is quite short for a live action film

Here is the Wikipedia ---> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beast_of_Yucca_Flats

Its about the KGB targeting a scientist whom was exposed to the bomb and becomes a mindless killing beast

Once again legendary wrestler Tor Johnson is the highlight actor here

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The Trailer!!



The great Musical Score by Irwin Nafshun & Al Remington

So here is Tor Johnson as you have just seen him above