#stuart whitman

[gatutor]

Carol Lynley-Stuart Whitman "Tratamiento de choque" (Shock treatment) 1964, de Denis Sanders.

#Carol Lynley #Stuart Whitman #Denis Sanders

[weirdlookindog]

Night of the Lepus (1972)

#night of the lepus #stuart whitman #janet leigh #rory calhoun #1972 #1970s movies #william f. claxton #trash classic #giant bunnies! #horror movie poster

[suspiria76]

BLAZING MAGNUM also known as STRANGE SHADOWS IN AN EMPTY ROOM

Italy/Canada

1976

Directed by Alberto DeMartino

#cult cinema #action #seventies #italian cinema #crime #giallo #alberto de martino #stuart whitman #john saxon #martin landau #tisa farrow

[cowboysource]

The Comancheros (1961).

#The Comancheros #John Wayne #Stuart Whitman #1960s #1961 #Michael Curtiz #my gifs #userthing #cinemapix #cinematv #cinemaspast #motionpicturesource #uservintage #userstream #tvfilmspot #filmtvcentral #junkfooddaily #filmedit #filmgifs #doyouevenfilm

[dare-g]

Demonoid: Messenger of Death (1981)

#demonoid #demonoid messenger of death #alfredo zacarias #samantha eggar #stuart whitman #roy jenson #narciso busquets #lew saunders #jose chaves #talks

[theconjurervfx]

The Comancheros (1961) dir. Michael Curtiz.

#the duke #the comancheros #1961 #classic #old school vibe #westerns #badass #real men #pop culture #mood #john wayne #stuart whitman #lee marvin #ina balin #art #old art #classic cinema #60's movies

[cinemaquiles]

Tem no youtube: Sob Fogo Cruzado (The Last Escape, 1970)

#The Last Escape #70's movies #Walter Grauman #war movies #Stuart Whitman #John Collin #Martin Jarvis #Margit Saad #Harald Dietl #Pinkas Braun #Patrick Jordan #Johnny Briggs #Gerd Vespermann #Youtube

[spockvarietyhour]

Not the 70s Canadian Sex Shop with dildos under glass jars!!

#cinnamontography #design even #1970s #interior design #ye olde sex shoppe #Shadows in an Empty Room #Una Magnum Special per Tony Saitta #Stuart Whitman #Danny watches Shadows in a Strange Room

[vsthepomegranate]

Ruby (1977)

by Curtis Harrington

#1970s movies #horror #piper laurie #stuart whitman #telekinesis #movie poster

[squirrelfm]

"Rub his foot while your at it, honey, and see what kind of luck that brings us. As a matter of fact, rub all four of them." ~ Gary Bennett

#night of the lepus #stuart whitman #janet leigh #rory calhoun #william f claxton #don holliday #gene r kearney #70s film #70s movies #70s horror #science fiction #science fiction horror #campy horror #what the fuck did i just watch

[gotankgo]

«2-1-80, Chicago - The release of Guyana Cult of the Damned possibly furthered the Apocalypse Culture interest in Jim Jones, but in 1980 it was just a super shocker that played theaters to a mass of dropped jaws. Directed by Rene Cardona, Jr. with Stuart Whitman in the lead role, this turned into the many Dogs of the Week on Sneak Previews which some of us took note like a "must see" list (Gene Siskel walked out).»

#Guyana Cult of the Damned #1980 #chicago #grindhouse #grind house #Rene Cardona Jr. #stuart whitman

[gatutor]

Joanne Woodward-Stuart Whitman "Signpost to murder" 1964, de George Englund.

#Joanne Woodward #Stuart Whitman #George Englund

[weirdlookindog]

Demonoid (1981) - Mexican Poster

#demonoid #samantha eggar #stuart whitman #roy jenson #1981 #1980s movies #alfredo zacarías #horror movie poster

[suspiria76]

DEATH TRAP also known as EATEN ALIVE

USA

1976

Directed by Tobe Hooper

#cult horror #gore #seventies #video nasty #slasher #tobe hooper #backwoods horror #neville brand #mel ferrer #stuart whitman #robert englund #william finley

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (TV Series) - S1/E1 'Pilot' (1993), Eddie Jones as Jonathan Kent

The series that made Eddie my favorite Jonathan Kent.

#2. Glenn Ford - Superman (1978)

#3. Stuart Whitman - Superboy (1988–1992)

#Eddie Jones #Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman #tv series #Pilot #CILF #american actor #handsome daddy #actor #husky daddy #daddy #chubby daddy #eye glasses #celebrities #screenshots #casual dress #Glenn Ford #Stuart Whitman

[adamwatchesmovies]

Night of the Lepus (1972)

If you seek out bad movies, you’ve probably heard of Night of the Lepus. This means - I’m sorry to say it - the best part of the movie has already been spoiled for you. Even if you don’t know why this movie was doomed from the start, it’s only good for so many laughs. While you’ll have plenty of opportunities to ridicule what’s happening on-screen, I doubt this film will become a new favorite.

To humanely reduce the rabbit population ravaging rancher Cole Hillman's fields, scientists Roy and Gerry Bennet (Stuart Whitman and Janey Leigh, as compelling as a couple of lettuce heads) genetically modify the animals to make them less fertile. When their daughter, Amanda (Melanie Fullerton) releases a test subject into the wild, the state is soon overrun by giant Lepus timidus.

When rabbits were introduced to Australia in 1859, no one could’ve foreseen the damage they would cause to the continent's flora and fauna. The incident inspired the horror-comedy novel The Year of the Angry Rabbit, whose tone was completely lost upon screenplay writers Don Holliday and Gene R. Kearney. With the help of director William F. Claxton, they are trying to scare us using giant bunnies. You’d think someone would’ve raised their hands and questioned the decision. Maybe someone did at some point and to show them who's boss, this film takes the premise as if it were gospel. When the army calls for all residents to roll up their windows for fear of the giant, mutated rabbits stampeding their way, they should be laughing their eyebrows off. Instead, the people in this movie take it completely seriously, following every order to the letter without fail.

Incompetently directed, Night of the Lepus doesn’t appear to know how it could frighten audiences even if its life depended on it. Every time you see the titular monsters bounding through the tiny streets, all you can do is “awww” or laugh. There are never any ominous or moody shots. The tension is non-existent. When the film ends, you’ll be shocked. Was that it? There’s no way that was the climax. It was so easy!

Not helping the picture are the weak special effects. I can give a pass to the miniatures - how else would they have made the creatures look big? But you can clearly see the seams in several of the composite shots and whenever we get a close-up of someone fighting for their life as a giant rabbit attempts to chew their arms off, you think you’re watching a tussle between a drunken fan and the baseball team’s mascot. It’s pathetic. The actors underreact as they are about to die and when they’re calm and collected, the performances are awful.

This is one of the dullest horror movies I’ve ever seen - or it would be if it weren’t for the hugely misguided and idiotic premise. Actually, it is still fairly boring because what’s wrong about it is obvious and consistent. A true bad movie classic like Plan 9 From Outer Space keeps finding new ways to be bad. It surprises you. This movie? Not so much. After about 15 minutes, you’ve seen the range all the major actors have and after a couple of shots of the beasts chowing down on people (well, we don’t really see it, but we see the attacks and aftermath), you fully understand why this film isn't going to work. Night of the Lepus is worth seeing once so you can say you’re part of the club but don’t expect to return to this movie over and over. (On DVD, August 16, 2019)

#Night of the Lepus #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #William F. Claxton #Don Holliday #Gene R. Kearney #Stuart Whitman #Janet Leigh #Rory Calhoun #1972 movies #1972 films