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From: knf@druxo.UUCP (FricklasK)
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Subject: Re: More on Totally Bad Movies
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Date: Wed, 9-Oct-85 17:48:18 EDT
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>>     About a year or so ago I saw a *TERRIBLE* 3-D movie on TV (a local
>>station).  It was a mid-50-ish space monster scenario (or so I believe:
>>it seems my mind is blocking it out).  What made it memorable was that
>>someone spliced in new scenes where people on a moon base (or something
>>like that) were having their own problems.
>>     The 50-ish part was serious (is that the right word?), with the
>>new footage spoofing the rest of the film.
>
>The original film was probably "It Came From Outer Space" by 
>Universal-International. The film was produced circa 1954 in 3D
>and b&w. As I recall it wasn't that bad a film for the genre of
>that era. The only other 3D film that I'm aware of that was shown
>on TV was "The Creature From The Black Lagoon" also from U-I.
>-- 
Nope.  Hitchcock's "Dial M For Murder" has been shown LOTS of times on
TV.  Of course, they don't show the original 3-D print, but way it goes.
  ' `'`
   Ken
  '`'`