Classic Sci Fi and Horror Movies from the 50's and 60's

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The Time Machine (1960) Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)14:57:14 No.327904

Classic Sci Fi and Horror Movies from the 50's and 60's

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)19:22:13 No.327913

>1960

Why would you build a time machine when you're already living in the far past??

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)20:00:26 No.327914

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>>327904
Rod Taylor and Yvette Mimieux were both in Dark of the Sun together 8 years later. I remember it being a pretty good movie, although I don't care for the "based negro" sidekick or the fact that the dup who gets btfo is an evil Nazi. We're talking about a movie that takes place in the Congo a couple decades after WWII ended. I'm sure they could have come up with a more appropriate villain than an unrepentant ex-Nazi.

The Time Machine's a good movie. I especially liked the little parts taking between 1900 and the far future.

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)21:12:37 No.327918

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>>327913
*ding*
That's a sin!

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)21:25:52 No.327919

>>327913
'60s is when they invented gay shit like feminism and niggers. I'd get out of there ASAP

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)21:40:51 No.327920

>>327919
They didn't invent the nigger, they invented snivel rights.

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)22:04:33 No.327922

>>327919
>>327920
Where you gonna go? The 50's? They'd just send you to boot camp to slim you fatties down and ship you off to Korea/Vietnam

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)22:55:15 No.327925

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>>327922
1880-1914 is the golden age for me.

Anonymous 01/12/24(Fri)23:03:08 No.327927

>>327925
*dies of typhoid*

Anonymous 01/13/24(Sat)01:08:56 No.327930

>>327927
My ancestors didn't die of typhoid- if they did, I wouldn't exist- so why would I?

Anonymous 01/13/24(Sat)01:11:33 No.327931

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>>327930
Get boosted and stop challenging progress.

Anonymous 01/19/24(Fri)11:58:04 No.328305

great thread bump

Anonymous 02/12/24(Mon)20:46:51 No.329799

Anonymous 03/17/24(Sun)00:52:13 No.331450

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>>327904
Movies like this are my go-to for comfy rainy days. I really like Journey To The Center of the Earth (1959) and The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958).

Anonymous 03/17/24(Sun)09:08:15 No.331468

>>331450
>Journey To The Center of the Earth (1959)
I still need to watch that one. 7 Faces of Dr. Lao is another one that I want to see.
>The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
That's definitely one of my favorite Harryhausen movies. I dislike the way they shoehorned the child actor into the role of the genie though. The little dago from 20 Million Miles to Earth bugged me too. Why is it that the people who make movies seemingly think that children won't be interested in a movie unless there's some snot-nosed kid on screen?

Anonymous 03/17/24(Sun)11:56:09 No.331470

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>>331450
>>331468
For me, it's Master of the World

Anonymous 03/17/24(Sun)22:34:58 No.331529

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02 version was the goat

Anonymous 03/18/24(Mon)01:37:36 No.331533

>>331529
02 was race swapped. Bad guy was white man controlling browns against the browns.

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)20:43:49 No.334047

>>327904

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)00:36:24 No.334072

>>331470
I. FUCKING. LOVE. ZEPPLIN PORN.

Sky Captain and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen are my fav. Solid "Adventure" genre

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)00:40:23 No.334073

>>334072
Next gahoole stream watchalong would be nice
it's a kino

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)05:34:37 No.334087

>>331529
I had grown completely cynical of remakes by then and couldn't bring myself to care. Do love Jeremy Irons though.

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)11:38:56 No.334095

The two Doctor Who movies with Peter Cushing.
At the Earth's Core.
Fantastic Voyage.
The First Men in the Moon.

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)15:05:05 No.334105

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>>331450
>>331468
>The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
Based taste. I ordered the BD of this recently in the Indicator sale.

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)01:24:20 No.334132

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>>334105
Nice. I bought an imported copy of their 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T release a few years ago. The Mill Creek version that got released in Burgerland has worse video and audio quality and doesn't even have any bonus features.